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Discover the structures built to honor the victims of the 1919 massacre. These monuments provide quiet spaces for reflection.
Jallianwala Bagh contains several monuments dedicated to the hundreds of unarmed civilians who lost their lives. The site operates as a national memorial established in 1951.
As you enter, you will find key tributes located near the plaza. Explore these monuments to understand the serious history of India's freedom struggle.
10 minutesCentral park monument
This is a 45-foot tall, red sandstone pillar. It is shaped like a flame and stands in a shallow pool. This serves as the central monument of the 7-acre park. Take a moment here for silent reflection.
5 minutesNear entrance
This eternal flame burns continuously to honor the martyrs of the 1919 massacre. You will find it located near the entrance. It sets a solemn tone for your visit as soon as you walk in.
5 minutesRead the plaque
This statue pays tribute to the revolutionary who avenged the massacre. He assassinated Michael O'Dwyer. The statue stands near the entrance plaza. Read the attached plaque to understand his role in Indian history.
