Explore Cellular Jail – The Symbol of India’s Freedom Struggle
The Cellular Jail, also known as Kala Pani, is the most iconic historical monument in Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Built by the British in 1906, this colonial prison stands as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by Indian freedom fighters during the struggle for independence.
Why Visit Cellular Jail?
Cellular Jail is a must-visit for history lovers, patriots, students, and travelers who want to understand India’s freedom movement deeply. The site evokes strong emotions and national pride.
Top Highlights of Cellular Jail
Seven-Wing Structure – Unique cellular architecture (only three wings remain today)
Solitary Confinement Cells – Harsh prison conditions faced by freedom fighters
Gallows & Punishment Areas – Historic reminders of British rule
Light & Sound Show – Powerful narration of India’s freedom struggle
National Memorial Status – Honoring India’s martyrs
Things to Do at Cellular Jail
Walk through the historic prison corridors
Visit the museum and galleries inside the jail
Attend the evening Light & Sound Show
Learn about freedom fighters like Veer Savarkar
Capture meaningful photos of this historic landmark
Historical & Emotional Significance
Cellular Jail symbolizes sacrifice, courage, and patriotism. Thousands of Indian freedom fighters were imprisoned here under brutal conditions, making it one of the most important monuments in India’s history.
Best Time to Visit Cellular Jail
The best time to visit is October to April, when the weather is pleasant. Evenings are ideal for attending the Light & Sound Show (tickets required).
Plan Your Cellular Jail Visit
Cellular Jail is the heart of Port Blair sightseeing tours. Our customized Andaman tour packages include Cellular Jail, Ross Island, North Bay, and island cruises.
👉 Add Cellular Jail to your Andaman itinerary and witness the legacy of India’s freedom heroes.