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This is the site of the April 13, 1919 massacre of hundreds of innocents by...
This is the site of the April 13, 1919 massacre of hundreds of innocents by British troops.
The Musuem is good place to visit. But the Vicinity is great post 6 PM to visit. You wont get bored for atleast 5 hours :) time nice spent. Enjoy a glass of Lasssi or two. and... read more
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The Musuem is good place to visit. But the Vicinity is great post 6 PM to visit. You wont get bored for atleast 5 hours :) time nice spent. Enjoy a glass of Lasssi or two. and shopping.
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You walk along the narrow alley leading to the main area and your sensors are up thinking how would people evacuate in case of emergency. As Indians we have all learnt about the massacre and visiting the place and imagining hundreds of people being shot down in cold blood just made me feel so so sad. The gardens and the... More
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The place itself is in the middle of a very busy street. but once you enter the gates the gardens are beautifully kept. Its a place to go to see the horror that happened which took the lives of innocent people... something you don't want to see happening in this lifetime... A good reminder.... Words can't describe the feeling you... More
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38 helpful votes
Important for every Indian to visit , actually for everybody to visit ...just to learn what humanity should not be.
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the place is a must visit if u want to experience what would have happened in1919. bullet impressions in the wall are still there and preserved. there is also a well where people started jumping when firing was ordered. It makes you realise the sacrifices made by the people of the country for freedom struggle
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13 attraction reviews
6 helpful votes
One of the places I wanted to visit, as had learnt about the massacre in history lessons. The park is very peaceful, it is hard to believe such atrocities took place during the fight for freedom. The narrow entrance to the park with no escape route, the well where people jumped to flee the gun firing, the wall with bullet... More
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Shivers runs across body going through the narrow alley towards the park where hundreds of people were killed.. It was very crowded when we visited but manageable.. we could still see bullet marks, well where lot of people jumped to escape bullets.. must go and pay homage at amar jyoti to all those who laid their lives for future generations..... More
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8 helpful votes
While entering the memorial, if you notice, the entrance is narrow and understand how the situation unfolded into the most tragic and moving incident during the Freedom Struggle.The memorial houses a museum and a memorial structure. It is a place which we visit to remember the martyrs and not a place which is visited for leisure. Visiting the memorial is... More
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its a historical place in india history here enlish govt firing on indian people who dont have any arms still have symbols of firing
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32 helpful votes
Historical place.... Educational for kids...Reminds of the struggles and sacrifices India went thru for our freedom. Walls have the newspaper articles on them stating what was going on in India at that period.. Nice read. Must visit to know the history...
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