Indian War Memorial Museum

What a place .. worth visit .. I love my mother India and because of our soldiers we are living in peace. Must visit place for every indian. Well connected by road and metro .

Felt proud to visit such a magnificent place where all our Martyrs are remembered for their immeasurable sacrifices with utmost honour and respect. Jai Hind 🇮🇳 …

Established as Shahjahanabad in 1648, The Red Fort was known as the capital of the Mughal Empire in India. Its construction is attributed to Shah Jahan who also built the famous Taj Mahal in Agra, and was also known by the name Quila Mubarak and remained the residence of the Mughal Imperial family for nearly 20 decades.

The pace for official welcome sin the mughal period. Guests were supposed to disembark and greeted with drum beats and the wooden blocks enhanced thee sound. I has a small arms museum in it

The museum is great to take a stroll into.its infrastructure is very nice.you can take a glimpse into India's moments of freedom and history of India of mughal dynasty and even before that.

Indian War Memorial Museum is located in the Naubat Khana of the Red Fort in Delhi, northern India. the museum on the first and second floor of the drum house. It contains several galleries pertaining to the military history of India during the first and second world war.[1] Items that are on display is a diorama of the Battle of Panipat (1526), in which Babur defeated the forces of Ibrahim Lodi and established the Mughal Empire.

The museum is located on the first and second floor of the drum house. It contains several galleries pertaining to the military history of India during the first and second world war. Items that are on display is a diorama of the Battle of Panipat (1526), in which Babur defeated the forces of Ibrahim Lodi and established the Mughal Empire. Further objects on display are traditional weapons such as daggers and gupti, as well as arms and helmets. The advent of the industrialisation brought in new weapons such as machine guns and grenades. Various badges, ribbons, and uniforms of Turkish and New Zealand army officers, and flags are also on display. The dress of Maharaja Pratap Singh of Idar, a renowned soldier and military man, is displayed, which includes the kurta (long shirt), belt, trouser, turban with zari work, shoes and inscribed sword with sheath.

Very much appreciated this memorable management👌😊 …

I hate the idea of pay of every sprit museum in the red fort complex, and they don't tell us before that the ticket not include the entry for all of them. The building is still look good as it is the entrance for the thorn ( diwan i aam )

Takes back to the time of our freedom fight. Although I was expecting more, I must say a few rare things displayed here made for that. You can see diary and bank notes used by Neta Subhash Chandra Bose Ji. Other similar artifacts are on display and they definitely attract history lovers.