Cellular Jail Museum
Museum
Cellular Jail Museum
The Cellular Jail Museum, also in Port Blair, South Andaman, is a historic and somber reminder of the sacrifices made by Indian freedom fighters. This colonial-era prison, often referred to as "Kala Pani," was where many prominent leaders and freedom fighters were incarcerated by the British during India's struggle for independence.
The museum within the Cellular Jail offers visitors a comprehensive look into the harsh conditions endured by the prisoners, including solitary confinement cells and the gallows.
Exhibits and photographs within the museum highlight the brutal reality faced by the inmates, and the Light and Sound Show held in the evening brings to life the stories of their resilience and spirit.
The show narrates the dark history of the jail and the relentless fight for freedom led by the prisoners.
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