Visit the Historic Martyrs’ Memorial in Patna

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Major Airports :

Jaiprakash Narayan International Airport (PAT), Patna

Nearest Railway Station :

Patna Junction Railway Station (PNBE)

Honouring courage and sacrifice

Patna, a city rich with history, boasts an iconic symbol of India's fight for freedom--the Martyr's Memorial. This magnificent structure stands as an enduring reminder of those who courageously laid down their lives for independence; their selfless acts serve as an inspiring legacy to future generations. More than just a memorial site, this structure stands as an embodiment of freedom and justice and invites reflection upon these remarkable heroes' lasting legacies.

A testament to courage

As you approach the Martyr's Memorial, you will be inspired by its life-size statue depicting seven heroic young freedom fighters defiantly stretching out their arms against a serene greenery backdrop to represent India's unwavering fight for independence. This incredible sculpture commemorates where these heroes sacrificed their lives while trying to raise India's national flag atop the Assembly building - their names being inscribed onto a plaque so their memory lives on in history forever.

A symbol of freedom and democracy

On August 15 1947 - India's day of independence - Governor Jairam Das Daulatram laid the cornerstone for Martyr's Memorial as a symbol of freedom and democracy. The Martyr's Memorial stands as an inspiring testament to our nation's unyielding commitment to freedom and democracy. It stands as an ever-present reminder of the values of justice and selflessness which drove the independence movement forward. Each visit to this hallowed ground brings with it a profound sense of gratitude for the sacrifices made by these courageous souls. The memorial grounds have been carefully landscaped, providing a tranquil ambiance conducive to contemplation and remembrance. A museum located within this memorial showcases artefacts and documents related to independence struggles; visitors are able to connect with individual stories while receiving further insight from these amazing individuals.

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Timings

Opening time - Open all day

Incredible Stories of Heroism

The Martyr's Memorial is filled with incredible tales of heroism and sacrifice, such as that of Dr Anugrah Narain's arrest while trying to unfurl India's tricolour in Patna. Seven students mounted an effort to raise the national flag, only to tragically fall at the hands of British forces and die as a result. Devi Prasad Roychoudhury of Italy skillfully created this bronze statue of seven students holding their national flag before having it installed at the Memorial. These names-Umakant Prasad Sinha, Ramanand Singh, Satish Chandra Jha, Jagatpati Kumar, Devipada Choudhary, Rajendra Singh and Ramgovind Singh--have forever cemented themselves into India's struggle for independence. Another heroic figure often neglected by history was that of freedom fighters who raised India's flag at the Secretariat building.

Elevate your visit

As part of your visit, take the opportunity to immerse yourself in Patna's vibrant cultural and historical tapestry. Visit Mahavir Mandir with its spiritual ambience and captivating architecture for an awe-inspiring experience. Near Martyr's Memorial you'll discover Patna Museum (Jadu Ghar Museum), housing an extensive collection of artefacts, sculptures and manuscripts that give a fascinating peek into ancient India history.

The Martyr's Memorial stands as a powerful testament to India's freedom fighters, paying homage to those who sacrificed so much for our independence while reflecting upon their lasting values. While exploring Patna, let their stories inspire and generate deep gratitude for what legacy they left behind.