Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Canopy Delhi

If you are coming here from Central Secretariat metro station route then this statue will not be visible to you directly, it's behind the India Gate. So first of all you need to come to India Gate first and then go behind it, although it starts getting visible the closer you get to India Gate. Competitively it's height is negligible in comparison to India Gate, it should have been more vivid and big at least half of India Gate, though they have given too much space around this statue but I feel it's not that great. It's beautiful though, again at night the lights too are okay but not up to my standard. It doesn't seem special, there was too much darkness from behind, only the lights had focus on the statue but the garden which seems beautiful is not visible. I mean all the attention gets diverted towards the India Gate eventually. The fountain looks more beautiful in my opinion. It was eight pm, closing time, may be due to that they may have dimmed the lights I guess. In my opinion one should visit this place first before dawn and then India Gate. Also they don't allow you to be inside the garden around the statue, that looks unfair to me. One has to watch it from outside that garden area which is around hundred feet or more in my opinion. Anyhow one should visit both before six pm. Early morning after ten am and before evening are best times in winter's. Hot weather is not a nice time to visit this place. Or one needs to be in great health, because one has to walk lot here and get tired. Nothing is handy here, if you have your drinking water with you then it's great else even getting drinking water is comber some. I mean one has to walk a lot for it. Some pictures and videos for viewers to judge themselves.

I recently visited the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Canopy in New Delhi, and it was a great experience. This place, right in the middle of the city, is dedicated to one of India's greatest freedom fighters, and it feels very special and peaceful. The area around the canopy is very nice, with lots of green grass and trees. It’s a good spot to take a walk, think quietly, or just sit and relax. The sounds of the leaves and birds make it a calm place to be. What I liked most about the canopy is how it makes you think about Netaji’s role in India’s history. The statue and the writings there remind you of his efforts and sacrifices. It’s a place that makes you feel proud and reflective. There are other historical places nearby too, so you can see more after visiting the canopy. However, I think they should add more signs or even offer guided tours to explain the history better. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit to the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Canopy. It’s a place worth visiting if you’re interested in history or just want a quiet place to relax in New Delhi.

I recently visited the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Canopy at India Gate, and I was deeply moved by the experience. This beautifully designed canopy is a fitting tribute to one of India's greatest freedom fighters. The canopy also serves as a reminder of Netaji's unwavering commitment to India's independence and his unrelenting spirit. The surrounding gardens and walking paths add to the serene ambiance, making it an ideal spot for reflection. The maintenance and cleanliness of the area are impeccable, reflecting the respect and admiration the nation holds for Netaji.

Make us to feel patriotic and courageous while looking at him. He is not only the father but a Godfather of Indian army. Without him we cant be this grown country. A great salute to you sir. We maintained place you have to visit war memorial along with this if you are in Delhi. I can see lot of South Indians comming to Delhi are visiting here.

Statue of Subhash Chandra Bose is recently placed here. And this museum is recently built. There no tribute or due can be given to him. What he has delivered for our country. He is courageous and visionary freedom fighter for our country. Thanks for building it, right at the heart of India Gate and War memorial. Our salute to this memorial.