Port Blair, South Andaman Island
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed on Mondays & Public Holidays)
Historical Galleries, Light & Sound Show, Martyrs’ Memorial
A trip to the Andaman Islands is incomplete without visiting the Cellular Jail, a silent sentinel that stands in tribute to India’s fierce struggle for independence. Also known as Kala Pani, this colonial-era prison in Port Blair is a symbol of the resilience, courage, and sacrifice of countless freedom fighters who endured unimaginable suffering within its walls
Constructed by the British between 1896 and 1906, the Cellular Jail was designed as a high security prison to exile political prisoners far from the Indian mainland. With its distinctive seven-wing structure (now only three remain), the jail was built to isolate inmates in solitary confinement, preventing any form of communication or unity among them a cruel tactic to suppress rebellion.
The prison once housed prominent revolutionaries like Veer Savarkar, Batukeshwar Dutt, and Barindra Kumar Ghosh, among many others. Their stories echo through the narrow corridors and stark cells, turning this site into a place of deep national pride and remembrance.
At Acquaint Andaman, we ensure your trip to the Cellular Jail is seamless and enriching. From guided tours with historical insights to hassle-free ticket bookings for the Light & Sound Show, we take care of it all so you can focus on experiencing the stories that shaped India’s destiny.
Explore the past, feel the pride. Let Acquaint Andaman guide your journey through time.
Acquaint Andaman and our team vow to our precious guests that your trip to these allure islands will be a hassle-free journey on your chosen dates and places with safer travel and convenient accommodation.
