the place filled us with deep depression... how much we have taken our independence for granted and how much, how many people have paid with there lives to attain this freedom... we could actually feel their depression, their panic and their pain. the real experience given there were so horryfying....that it made us regret why we never valued our freedom... More

only 1 hour is enough to cover this park and also museum. you can see the history of Indian suffered from British, very interesting. YOU SHOULD VISIT JALLIANWALA BAGH!

Well-kept memorial garden with a small museum area to provide basic information. And looking down the martyrs' well is pretty intense. Very close to Golden Temple.

As a 'bagh' (garden), it's OK; big, well maintained and good to walk around....But, then that's not what you go for... This place has so much history attached to it. Just as I entered that narrow passage (one of the only 2 entrances to bagh; other being a closed gate), different emotions started arising within - varied from respect to... More

This place will teach you until which point some people from the colonial powers think they are actually superior human beings and act in a cruel and arrogant way.... In this spot, in 1919, some Indians were gathered (pacifically and unnarmed) against the martial law imposed by the Brittish. The response? They sent a group of soldiers and open fire... More

we really feeled a lot after entered inside the jallianwala bagh how tough to get freedom to india just walkable distance from golden temple

Jallianwala Bagh is a historical place where a British General ordered mass killing of peaceful Indian Gatherers during British Raj in India. It is situated right next to Golden Temple and is hardly a 5 minute walk from the main gate of Golden Temple. The place is well preserved. You can see the bullet marks on the old walls. You... More

So many people killed mercilessly and brutally and you see General Dyer even justifying this after the event is over. Some of the real stories depicted in pictures are heart rending!

Having read about it in History books wanted to see it by myself. Its a nice place to visit. A lot of valuable information is given on the boards.