National Martyrs Memorial of Bangladesh

The National Martyrs' Memorial is the national monument of Bangladesh, built to honor and remember those who sacrificed their lives during the War of Liberation in 1971.

Bangladesh has a proud and courageous history. The month of December is a time for remembrance and reflection, marking the victory of the nation. In 1971, this country had to wage war against the trained Pakistan Army to achieve independence.

When you give everything in life for a cause, you can hope for a meaningful outcome. We emerged victorious because the sound of freedom resonated in our hearts. Defeating the well-trained forces of the Pakistan Army was no easy task. Our victory was achieved at the cost of fresh blood and the ultimate sacrifice of countless heroes. The National Martyrs’ Memorial symbolizes the valor and sacrifices of those who gave their lives for the liberation of Bangladesh. It narrates the story of our country's arduous journey toward freedom. You can measure the height of these concrete pillars if you wish, but their significance transcends measurement. They stand as a symbol of victory—an achievement that cannot be quantified.