It's likely that you've passed this building countless times without stopping to look. Netaji Bhavan, however, is well worth a half-hour of your time. The public is welcome to visit the museum and research centre. On exhibit are handwritten letters, personal items like slippers, garlands that were given to him, photographs of his wife and daughter, and never-before-seen images of his trips. You can also see the items of his other family members, such as his brother Sarat Chandra Bose. Listen to the sound of his voice as you stand next to his strapping figure wearing his distinctive army outfit. The floor is marked with Netaji's amazing escape route, which connects to the original vehicle he used to flee. Don't miss it. The museum also offers fascinating insights into India's history, including true newspapers from that era and handwritten letters he wrote to the British.
Google Rating: 4.7/5
Timings: 11 AM - 6 PM
Entry Fee: INR 50
Contact: 033 2486 8139
