About Punjab State War Heroes Memorial and Museum
The Punjab State War Heroes Memorial and Museum is a war memorial and museum located on the Amritsar-Attari Road in Amritsar, Punjab. Spread over about seven acres, it was inaugurated in 2016 to commemorate the contribution of Punjabi soldiers in wars and operations since Independence. The complex features eight galleries, a 45-metre stainless steel sword, outdoor exhibits including aircraft and tanks, and a 7D auditorium presenting Punjab's military history.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large modern museum complex with eight themed galleries covering wars from 1947 onwards, including Operation Pawan and Kargil, with photographs, paintings, murals, weapons and uniforms. The central plaza features a 45-metre stainless steel sword memorial. Outdoor areas display a MiG-21 aircraft, tanks and artillery. A 7D auditorium screens shows on Punjab's military history. The site has landscaped grounds, walkways and informative displays suitable for self-guided and guided tours.
Key highlights
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45-metre stainless steel Sword of Honour memorial at the centre of the complex
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Eight galleries documenting Punjab's military history from 1947 to Kargil War
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Outdoor display of MiG-21 fighter aircraft, tanks and artillery guns
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7D auditorium show on wars and operations