Liberation War Museum, Bangladesh in Lakshmīpur

Great place full of histories of the liberation war of bangladesh

Government meseum for visiting for public. One can Learn many things about Bangladesh Liberation war.

A very unique example of modern architecture. Anyone can get a clear idea about the history of independence of Bangladesh.

Excellent facilities.The maintenance of the museum is truly praiseworthy.When I say it is world-class, I mean it.What a marvellous memorialisation of the history of Bengal! Its not just about the 1971 war but much more than that. It begins at the beginning with ancient Bengal.Im a fan.

Went to attend a concert. Good place. Well-managed.The museum itself is one of the bests in terms of what it does. The cutators and trustees are extraordinary people to work with.Best place to know about the history of independence of Bangladesh.

It was a place of Great historical signs and things which belongs to our liberation war . People can visit this place to know about the liberation war of Bangladesh . Great place for refreshment and visiting this place was worthy

Awesome place to see the libration war memories❤️❤️❤️

The museum was housed in a two-storied Colonial building with displays in six galleries. Currently, the museum has in its collection 21,000 (August 2016objects, which include rare photographs, documents, coverage in both electronic and print media and materials used by freedom fighters and martyrs of the Liberation War. However the museum was able to display only around 1,300 objects due to paucity of space. A proper museum with an area of about 20,000 sq. m., endowed with modern concepts of display and archiving has been inaugurated by the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina on April 16, 2017. The Liberation War Museum excavated two killing fields in the Dhaka suburbs and preserves one site, and these human remains have added dimension to the displays.Attempts have been through the museum displays and its regular programmes for visitors to the museum to realise how the fundamental principles of democracy, secularism and nationalism embodied in the Bangladesh Constitution (1972evolved through popular struggle and human sacrifices. The most important of the programmes are two school programs, one for Dhaka city and a traveling museum for schools in the remote villages to create a living museum where visitors/participants can draw contemporary relevance for building national unity and a tolerant and secular society and fight abuses of human rights.Information about the museum in a Nutshell : Founded : 22 March 1996 Number of displays in archives : 21,000 (August 2016Number displayed: 1,300 (August 2016Number of visitors: 6,13,889 (October 2016Visitors to the Mirpur Jalladkhana 496,000 (July 2014School Outreach program : Dhaka city 178,000 (Aug 2016Reach-out program (through two buses: 6,40, 383 students, districts covered-64, upazillas 400, schools 1200.

It is located near the hospital NITOR, Sher-e-bangla Nagar, Agargaon -Syamoly link road, Dhaka. It bears the history of our Liberation war in 1971. But alas! Huge quantity of rubbish is piled up in front of it every day, causing air pollution.I do hope the authority concerned will take proper steps urgently to stop dumping rubbishes.

Need to know the history of 1971 for the children it’s very important. Many information have seen here.

A place to know the history of the liberation war of Bangladesh. This is the finest piece of modern and creative architecture.

This place has a great collection of keepsakes of our great liberation war. We are proud of our great heroes who sacrificed their lives to give us a independent country.

Great place to visit with Family and friends, But no camera or bag is allowed inside you have to buy tickets online and it closes by 12.45 So please enter atlest with 3+ Hr time in your hand

One of the must visit places if you want to know about the liberation war of Bangladesh. The building itself is an architectural marvel, housing four spacious galleries full of countless photos and artifacts. Its a very interactive and amazing experience overall. Highly recommended.

This place will play an important role in informing our young generation about the history of liberation war.

I hope it will be very helpful for our new generation to gather knowledge about our Liberation War.

History of Liberation War is explained here displaying artifacts. Library is also there for researchers to deep digging the information. The building is also architecturally excellent. The artifacts are organized tremendously. Citizen with the new generation should visit this place.

The Liberation War Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh was established in 1996. It commemorates the heroic struggle of the Bengali nation for their democratic and national rights.

I am here for my ABBA........He is a great freedom fighter 🙂

Its a modern architectural building regarding Liberation war of 1971 with lots of amenities..Its a Good place to learn about Liberation war. They have lots of real documents, war related equipment, materials,furniture,cloths,guns,bullets, etc.By Audio and visual shows they explain different expect of war.By visiting museum people will be more interested about the sacrifices of our ancestors.Amenities:1. Huge parking Place : 50 taka charge for 1st 3 hours.2. 20 taka Entry fee.3. Wheelchair accessible Entry.4. Well maintained washrooms in every floor.5. Library with huge collection of war related books.6. Central Air-conditioned7. Well decorated Canteen for snacks,tea and coffee.8. Well Guarded Place.9. In every floor they have attendant who helps visitors.10. Standby Dual lift.Cons:1. There should be some activity for children which will influence them to learn about Liberation war of Bangladesh.

It is worthy place to visit. It paves the way to learn our glorious history regarding 1971s Liberation War.

Liberation War Museum represents the memory of liberation war of Bangladesh. The entry ticket both the citizens and foreigners is only 20 bdt. Video is not allow there, but you can take photos. It is open from 10 am to 6 pm and weekly holiday is sunday.

The Liberation War Museum is located in the centre of Dhaka city and was inaugurated on March 22, 1996. It is registered as a Society with the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms, Bangladesh and also with the NGO Bureau of the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. Over the last 21 years the museum has received 637, 686 visitors. There are 4 galleries which display the protracted struggle of the people of Bangladesh for establishing their identity as a nation under the British regime as well as their struggle for democracy, political and economic emancipation from 1947 and finally their armed struggle during the 9 month long War of Liberation in 1971.

Its a very well maintained museum. The entrance is really great. I loved it when i visited there. Its evident that the layout was very well researched while designing. Good job!

Hauntingly beautiful. The artifacts and images accompanying the stories makes the war come to life right before your eyes. Im surprised I hadnt heard of this place until I seeked it out. If youre someone who likes learning about history and would like to learn more about the Liberation War of 1971, this place is for you. Beautiful architecture too. Stunning. 10/10 would recommend + visit again myself.

Awesome Place, You must visit it if you want to know about Bangladesh 😃 and Its history. There are 4 Huge Galleries to explore. A lot of interesting historic stuff about our Liberation War, Language Movement, Culture etc.

Wonderfully displayed all of our war History. Everyone should visit at once a life.

It is worthy place to visit. It paves the way to learn our glorious history regarding 1971s Liberation War. Apart from Liberation war, there are some items related to past history like (Masleen Saree).Here, relics are kept with proper care.

Great architecture and ambient. Historical elements and educational things to learn.Great Gallery for seminar exhibition.

Very pleased 😄Theres a canteen and many gallerys with very good explanation about Bangladeshis history

Liberation War Museum exhibits various documents, photos, and substances of the Liberation War of Bangladesh held in 1971. Not only that, but this museum is also exhibiting many photos and documents of the history line of the independence of Bangladesh. However, Liberation War Museum is a five-story building including five exhibition galleries and a conference hall room in the basement. Moreover, a library is on the ground floor of this museum. The museum building had been constructed in a way that sunlight come through all around of the building and each of the galleries are wheelchair accessible. The environment of this museum is excellent. Anyone could visit it by buying an entry ticket worth BDT20 for each.

This is the symbol of modern architecture. In 2009, an architectural contest was held for the new design of the museum, with architects Tanzim Hasan Salim and Naheed Farzana winning the first prize for their designs. In 2013 land was acquired in Agargaon for the new building and construction began. The new premises of the Liberation War Museum were officially opened on 16 April 2017.Location:It stand at Agargon, just opposite side of National Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation (NITOR). And back side of National Institute Of Neurosciences & Hospital..N.B.#. You can visit it every day(From 10:00 AM🕙 to 6:00 PM 🕕except Sunday.#. You have to buy ticket 🎟 for visit and the price of the ticket is only BDT 20 taka only.#. It has total 5 gallery.#. It has a nice & big parking area at it’s basement.#. You can enjoy snakes and drinks at it’s wonderful canteen with amazing view.#. Every floor has nice and clean washroom for both male and female visitors.#. The surrounding environment of the museum is absolutely natural and pleasant.

The Liberation War Museum is located at Agargaon. There are various memorials of the liberation war here. There are seven useful items of Birshreshtha. I am remembering all the martyrs of the liberation war. Feels great. Love it.

Best place to grab the knowledge about our history. Just one piece of advice, take at least 3 hours time to visit the Museum. Take time to read the documents and watch the video carefully. Our politicians should make it mandatory for everyone to visit it once in a month. There is a sequence to visit. You can ask any staffs if you need assistance. Welcome to Bangladesh.

Its a gem in Dhaka city. An amazing state of the art museum upholding crucial history & information of Bangladesh in a very organized & interactive fashion. Its design is comparable to the Smithsonian museums of the US. Its a must visit place for children growing up in Bangladesh, to learn about Bangladesh. Therefore, I highly encourage schools & parents to take their children here. Since its a huge museum, its ideal to keep at least 3 hours in hand to properly explore the whole museum.Tickets are extremely reasonable & the museum is very well maintained.

Its so much good and well place. If you dont love BD or hate bd and love pak! Plase visit this museum. And find out how and what happened with 1971 on BD.

The museum has collected some 21,000 artifacts, with many on display, and others stored in the archives. The entrance fee is 5 Taka which is next to nothing and well worth the "expense". The museum is open on all weekdays except Sundays between 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and is open in the winter as well as during the summer.

This is a very beautiful, awesome, fantastic informative place. If you want to unravel the mystery or situation of our liberation war, you can go there. You can unravel the mystery and get a lot more information. There have many clothes of our freedom fighters. there is a lot of arranged information which will help you to know a lot about our Liberation war..

Best place for anybody including a foreigner, to learn and also to feel the glorious history of the Liberation war of 71. This museum has a great collection of various historic objects as well as documents to flourish the knowledge and pride of a Bangladeshi. Sunday is the offday, and you cant take video inside the Museum. You can take photo as much as u want but thus should be without flash. The museum is decorated in top 3 levels. This infrastructure has underground floors to arrange various educational and cultural programs.

It was lovely to be there. Very neat and clean, completely generous. They have a vast collection of information & arts related to Language movement, British culture, Local leaders, Independence movement, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman & others. You should bring your kids.Theres marvelous green grass at the ground floor of the compound. The cafeteria and washrooms are very soothing.

01.11.21The Liberation War Museum is a museum at Agargaon in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, which commemorates the Bangladesh Liberation War that led to the independence of Bangladesh from Pakistan.The Liberation War Museum began under the initiative of an eight-person board of trustees as a means of preserving the memory of the 1971 Liberation War. The trustees sought donations from the general public to fund the museum and for the general public to come forward with artifacts to be displayed artifacts from the war, including personal belongings, weapons and human remains, as well as creating an archive of documents and personal histories related to the war. Over the years the museum collected more than 21,000 artifacts (as of 2016), with some as exhibits on display in the museum and many more stored in its archives. The museum describes itself as "the outcome of a citizens effort" due to the crowd-funded nature of the museum (which is independent of the Govt. of Bangladeshand the collective contribution of the general public to the museums collection.Relocation:Due to a lack of space it was only possible to display a fraction of the collected artifacts at the original premises, so it was decided that a bigger, more modern premises was required. In 2009, an architectural contest was held for the new design of the museum, with architects Tanzim Hasan Salim and Naheed Farzana winning the first prize for their designs. In 2013 land was acquired in Agargaon for the new building and construction began. The new premises of the Liberation War Museum were officially opened on 16 April 2017.The new building provided much more space with 3500 square meters of gallery space.

The only place in Bangladesh where you can harness the history and struggle of the natives in earning freedom. It has multiple galleries with more than 15000 souvenirs.The architecture is a beauty itself; construction has international quality parking facility and a great auditorium.A must watch for tourists and admirers of history and culture.

The Liberation War Museum is located in the centre of Dhaka city and was inaugurated on March 22, 1996. It is registered as a Society with the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms, Bangladesh and also with the NGO Bureau of the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. Over the last 21 years the museum has received 637, 686 visitors. There are 4 galleries which display the protracted struggle of the people of Bangladesh for establishing their identity as a nation under the British regime as well as their struggle for democracy, political and economic emancipation from 1947 and finally their armed struggle during the 9 month long War of Liberation in 1971. I have visited the place for almost 5times and i like to spend my free tym here

Beaut piece of Architecture. The galleries are thoughtfully organised. A must visit for everyone. Specially the young ones can learn so much about our struggle and victory as a nation.

The sovereignty of Bangladesh came after an immense struggle. The Liberation War Museum represents that struggle and sacrifice to our present generation. The amazing architectural structure of the Museum is noteworthy.

This is a museum of our nation builders who are awarded as freedom fighter. Liberation war is the turning point of the Bangali Nation. We get identity by the victory of liberation war against dominating Pakistan. So we are feeling proud of our freedom fighter that are sacrifice their lives to recover our motherland. Now we live in an independent country by virtue of liberation war. This museum is the symbol of our sorrow and love. I am a Bangladeshi. I visited this museum. This is a place of historical record. All are requested to visit our museum.

They really put so much effort to educate the viewers with providing a great experience. I was simply amazed. Definitely going to visit the place with friends and family.

Very interesting museum. Architectural beauty is awesome. Its very helpful for students to explore many historical photographs and art featuring our Liberation War. It has 4 gallery and every gallery highlights so much signs.Indoor architecture is mind blowing and lighting is satisfying. Museum authority allow to take picture but you cant video any thing.Everyone should visit this Museum once. It’s our pride. A huge tribute to the martyrs and heroes of our liberation war who gave us this freedom country.

The museum is housed in a modern building which is perhaps one of the best architectural land mark in Dhaka City. Whole building has been designed and erected in such a way which gives the highest day light entry to every nook and corner of the museum. It has good collection of liberation war memories to show to the future generation. In addition to this, there has a book selling centre, where books on liberation was is sold.

To know Bangladesh to know Bengali, you need to know about the glorious Liberation war of Bangladesh and Liberation war museum is the best place to get the gist of it. The history of Bangladesh from 1947 to 1971 is divided in four galleries and each of the Gallery is categorized with a specific theme. Architectural beauty of this place is just splendid. Hats off. A must visit place for who wants to know our root.