It is a place of pride. Its a place of learning about history of freedom fight 1971. Always kept the information for future generation to learn about their past.

i m use to war museums from ww2 in france, it tells a lot about the history... the museum is pretty small.

Really nice to start it off learning about their time leading to their Independence in 1971. Staff are really friendly too. There is a simple refreshment koisk at the back with a small shop you can buy books and little pins as mementos.

A bit hidden down a side street and not very big, this museum adds more detail about the Liberation War than the National Museum. A good collection of artifacts with some harrowing photographs that bear evidence to the genocide perpetrated by General Khan and the Pakistani Army. At the end there is a nice small open area where you can... More

The collection is generally coherent and informative. Entry is only BDT 5, so no excuse not to visit.

The museum is small and somehow difficult to find but I consider it a must in Dhaka. It tells you the history of the liberation war while making you understand the Bangladeshi style...

Interesting place to visit. Make sure your taxi drops you outside the actual museum as many drop you around the corner. Also, be aware that the museum closing at 3.30 during Eid. An interesting collection of stuff, also a thorougher description of the liberation war.

The museum is very rich in terms of collections. The location is good. It contains lots of liberation war related items. You can get a pure history of the war from here.The current place is a bit small to accommodate all the things.

to explore the time of liberation..u should make a trip there.. it's nice..