Triumphs and stories

The main hall showcases the proud faces of Chakra winners, Chief Marshals, Generals, and Admirals from Punjab, their portraits a silent reminder of their sacrifice. Wander through the History Gallery, where intricate maps and detailed accounts transport you back to the era of the Sikh Empire. Examine the War Heroes Gallery, its walls adorned with portraits of legendary Sikh generals like Hari Singh Nalwa and Jassa Singh Ahluwalia. Delve deeper into the fascinating world of weaponry at the Uniforms Gallery. Here, a dazzling array of uniforms, from the ornately embroidered attire of Sikh cavalrymen to the sturdy battle dress of infantry soldiers, provide a glimpse into the sartorial aspects of warfare.

Outside, the museum grounds display battle tanks, anti-aircraft guns, and even an old Sukhoi aircraft, bringing history to life. The light and sound show is a major draw, vividly narrating the story of India’s war of independence and the role played by the gallant soldiers of Punjab. For a truly immersive experience, don't miss the museum's captivating sound and light show. This vibrant spectacle brings to life the saga of the Indian freedom struggle, highlighting the pivotal role played by Punjabi soldiers in securing the nation's independence.