Historical places for Indian Freedom Movement

1. HISTORICAL PLACES ASSOCIATED
WITH INDIAN FREEDOM STRUGGLE
TOURIST TRAVELOGUE

2. INTRODUCTION
We must remember that India did not get independence overnight. It was a struggle of
almost 200 years!
Our countrymen had to go through myriad difficulties to achieve the freedom and fighting
someone so strong was not an easy task.
The entire country played became a battle field and everyone contributed in every possible
way.
This is why Indians throng to these places of remembrance, glorious memory capsules of the
valiant effort that played a crucial role India’s independence struggle.
India has plenty of patriotic places to visit and every state has more than one such place.
These locations have historical significance, which will make you feel proud to be visiting
them. Even writing about these places is making me feel their spirits.

3. Barrackpore
 How to reach the destination
 By air- AT Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport .Book a cab it will take
minimum 43 mins to reach
 By train – at Barrackpore railway station(connects all the cities in India). Book or reserve a
taxi , toto to your hotels or attractions.
 BY road – by local buses, trains, cars or taxi.
 Where to stay
 Hotel sweet dream at ₹ 2518 per person
 Ubique hotelat₹4930 per person
 The oasis ₹ 3148 per person
 Cost of visit
 Attractions of the place
 1. Mangal Pandey Park
 2.the Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalay
 3.Gandhi ghat
 Cultural background
 The First War of Independence was triggered here by Sepoy Mangal Pandey in the Year 1857. In
the year 1824 an earlier Sepoy Mutiny also occurred here under Sepoy Binda Tiwary. It is purely a
Bengal culture with many unbelievable history and stories
 Cuisine
 It is mainy Bengali cuisine .there ares many Bengali cuisine restourants with other

4.  Cuisine
 It is mainly traditional Bengali cuisine .there are many Bengali cuisine restaurants
with other cuisines . Also try the Street foods there
 Local life style
 People here live a very simple decent lifestyle . Using local transports that very cheap.
 Do’s and Don’ts of the place
 There’s nothings in do’s and don’ts just respect the people with sincerity.

5. Jallianwala Bagh
 How to reach the destination
 BY air- 5.0 hours
 By road -16.0 hours
 By train -29.0 hours
 Where to stay
 Hotel city park-500 m from Jallianwala Bagh at ₹ 3220 per person
 Hotel Abode 330 m from Jallianwala Bagh at ₹2619 per person
 Hyatt regency -2.7 km-Jallianwala Bagh
 Cost of visit
 Jallianwala Bagh memorial is free cost to entry
 Attractions of the place
 Golden temple
 Wagah Border Ceremony,
3. Partition Museumultural background
 Gobindgarh Fort

6.  Cultural background
The citizens of Amritsar are very friendly and hospitable and they receive their guests with a warm
welcome. Amritsar has made a huge contribution in Punjabi and folk literature and culture by
standardizing the Punjabi Language. The 5th Sikh Guru, Guru Arjun Dev made Amritsar the center of
spiritual literature.
 Cuisine
Punjabi cuisine has become known around the world for its spicy curries, pillowy breads, and tandoori-
fired meats. If you're looking to indulge in this tradition of colorful feasts, there's no better place to do it
than in Amritsar Special cuisine of Amritsar includes Guru Ka Langar, Lachedar Paratha, Tandoori
Kulchas, Puirs, Makki Ki Roti, Sarson Da Saag, Bhijje Kulche, Amritsari Stuff Kulcha, Stuffed Aloo
Kulcha, Kulche Chole, Channa Bhatura, Channa-Puri,.
 Local life style
The people are proud of the rich heritage of their city. Amritsar people mainly follow the religion of
Sikhism. They have a very eventful history and they have fought many battles in the past against the
foreign races. The people have been very brave while the many struggles that they have gone
through.
 Do’s and Don’ts of the place

7. cellular Jail Andaman and Nicobar
 How to reach the destination
1. The Veer Savarkar Airport, an International Airport is located in the capital town of Port Blair, the gateway to Andaman and
Nicobar Islands. ...
2. No Train facilities available.
3. The Cellular Jail is located at Atlanta Point in the city of Port Blair.
 Where to stay
 Hotel marine manor₹2100 per person
 Hotel ref atlantis ₹2322 per person
 Hotel landmark ₹ 1805 per person
 Cost of visit
 The entry fee for each visitor is INR 20. The Jail is open on all days except on Mondays and national holidays. Timings:
9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Light and Sound Show timings are 6:00 p.m. ( Hindi) and 7:15 p.m.
(English).
 Attractions of the place
Cellular Jail has, in total, 3 major tourist attractions:
The gallery of photos and exhibitions that narrate the tales of the freedom fighters and soldiers.
The library showcasing various books related to the freedom movement. And the light and sound show as weel which Is of
two hours.
 Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose island
 Zonal anthropological museum
 Marina park

8.  Cultural background
 The people of Andaman and Nicobar are divided mainly into two categories indigenous tribal people and outside settlers.
Both classes have different traditions and cultures, which creates a beautiful combination. The indigenous tribes are mainly
hunters or horticulturists and do not have much contact with outsiders. In short, the culture of Port Blair is a blend of
indigenous cultures of the Negroid and the Mongoloid settlers here and the culture of descendants of the early settlers from
the Indian mainland as well as the migrants.
 Cuisine
The Andaman & Nicobar being a fusion of all Indian cultures is home to a wide variety of cuisine including South Indian, Bengali, and Andhra
varieties. Andaman cuisine is heavily influenced by all the cultures that came into contact with the region. Like many other aspects of
Andaman culture, the influence of the Hindu, Christian, Muslim and also Sikh religion in the traditional food is extremely strong. You must
experience the deep impact on the truly tasty and spicy Food of Andaman
 Local life style
 The natives were engaged in Agriculture, forestry, and fishing. Agriculture is the occupation of most of the residents of the
Andaman Islands. Main crops consist of rice, coconuts, betel (areca nuts), fruits, and spices. Rubber, oil palms, and cashews
also form a major part of the diet crops.
 Do’s and Don’ts of the place
Consult lifeguards before entering the sea. Swim in safe areas only. Learn more about reefs, other
marine life, and tropical forests. Researching the islands before you land here will make your visit
more enjoyable.Use the dustbins and garbage receptacles for disposing of all garbage and rubbish.
Do not throw them in parks, on beaches, into the sea, or in public places. Please help keep the
Andaman Islands litter-free. Carry important documents like passport, permit, and driving license with
you while traveling in the Andaman Islands. It is not advisable to leave them at the hotel or resort.

9. Sabarmati Gandhi ashram, Ahmedabad
 How to reach the destination
The ashram is about 7 kms from the centre of Ahmedabad.
Ahmedabad is linked by air to New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Bangalore, Nagpur by regular flights
Ahmedabad is directly connected to Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta, Chennai, Varanasi etc
Ahmedabad is connected to other cities by road. Taxis, Auto rickshaws, City buses etc are available for
transport.
 Where to stay
 Toran express
 Antarim express
 Hotel silver cloud
 Cost of visit
No entry fee
 Attractions of the place
 Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel museum
 Hutheesing Jain temple
 Teen Darwaja
 The Jama masjid

10.  Cultural background
People in Ahmedabad present different cultural backgrounds and ethnic diversity. They follow various religions like Hindus, Jains,
Muslims, Parsis, as well as Christians and live in peace and harmony. Most of the people here are into business.
Ahmedabad is known to be the most flourishing industrial and commercial hub of the nation. It is very well known for its
textile and garment industry. The fame achieved by the garment industry has reflected on the citizens of the city in the form
of their fondness for shopping. The Law Garden Night Market is one of the most iconic shopping destinations not only for the
citizens of Ahmedabad, but also for tourists visiting the city.
 Cuisine
Ahmedabad is known as a heaven for the foodies. The food of Ahmedabad is very well known in the Traditional
Food in Ahmedabad country. The Gujarati Thali is a rage among the Gujarati’s all over the world as well as
among people of other communities. The Gujarati Thali is an amalgamation of a balanced diet which
includes a vegetable, ‘Kadhi’, made out of Dahl, Rice, Papad as well as a sweet dish along with Chapatis. A
staple Gujarati diet of Ahmedabad includes Thepla, Pickles, Dal Dhokli, Undhiyu and most of the delicacies
carry a sweet tinge to it.
 Local life style
People of Ahmedabad live life in full vigor and vitality. Most of them are into family businesses and so live as joint families. They
follow all norms of a joint family, respect elders and enjoy life together, celebrating festivities and events that are marked with
lots of colors and fun. Today, they proudly possess all traditional values blended in modern lifestyle
 Do’s and Don’ts of the place