Must Visit very Near walkable distance from Golden Temple, you can feel the history in the place you still can see bullet marks .

I was taught almost everything about it in class but visiting it was a very emotional and touching moment..I could see the atrocities of british and the price we paid for it. Foreigners would know how britishers ruled India..Their real face and intentions. We were...More

This is place where you can feel the sense of patriotism. You still see the bullet marks which shot at the innocent people by British General Dyer. Also the monument erected with respect for the people who died. Well in which 100's of people jumped...More

HD famous place where the Jallianwala Bagh massacre took place people come here and prayers for the soul of all the sides that died hair

Places filled with emotion. Full of green but very hot summer. An important historical page for Punjab and India.

After we had visited the golden temple we made a visit to Jallianwallah Bagh. It provides a realisation of an horrific massacre of innocent civilians. It puts into perspective for young British teenager the ordeals suffered for independence. The Well where hundreds drowned to escape...More

The walls have been incarnated with the words that tell us what had happened in the past. It's nearby golden temple so I would suggest to go there

It reminds the present generation of the hardships our fore-fathers faced to extract independence from the clutches of Britishers. This monument reminds the brutal massacre of men, women & children and thousands were killed on Baisakahi festival day.

The place is simple but has a lot of emotions connected there as so many Indians were shot dead under instructions from General Dyer of Great Britain during their occupation. The bullet marks too mark the horrific action at that time

Just a few minutes walk from the Golden Temple and down a narrow lane is located the Jallianwala Bagh - the scene of one of British most horrific massacre. The place is quiet well marked out and you can still see the bullet marks. A...More