Cellular Jail

Cellular Jail, located in Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, is one of India’s most significant historical monuments. Built by the British during the colonial era, it was used to exile political prisoners far from the mainland, earning it the name “Kala Pani.” The jail’s unique seven-wing architecture was designed to isolate inmates, symbolizing the harsh conditions faced by freedom fighters. Today, it stands as a national memorial honoring the sacrifices of India’s independence heroes. Visitors can explore its museum, corridors, and prison cells that narrate stories of resilience and struggle. The evening light and sound show vividly brings history to life, making Cellular Jail a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the Andaman Islands.