Historical & Heritage📍 Port Blair, South Andaman

Flag Point (Tricolor Memorial)

Historic Spot Where Netaji Hoisted First Indian Tricolor in 1943

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Timings

24 Hours Open (Best evening sunset & lit-up view)

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Entry & Show Rates

Free Entry

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Time Needed

45 Mins

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Best Season

Late afternoon & evening (Breeze, sunset views, and illuminated flag)

🏛️ Historic Landmark

The Dawn of Freedom: Standing where the Indian Flag First Unfurled

Experience the birthplace of India's freedom journey by standing at the historic location where the Indian National Flag was first officially hoisted on Indian soil.

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Netaji Tricolor Commemoration Walk

Feature relaxed evening walks along the paved waterfront path as the sea breeze picks up and the massive Tricolor lights up against the night sky.

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📜 Overview & History of Flag Point (Tricolor Memorial)

Flag Point (Netaji Stadium Sea Promenade) in Port Blair is a sacred historical site of monumental importance in India's freedom struggle. On 30th December 1943, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose unfurled the Indian National Flag here for the very first time on liberated Indian soil, declaring the Andaman & Nicobar Islands free from British rule. Today, a magnificent 150-foot tall flagpole flies the Tricolor continuously over the scenic ocean waterfront. The site features a memorial plaza, sculpted plaques detailing Netaji's historic visit, comfortable oceanfront seating, and a paved walking promenade offering views of Ross Island and Port Blair harbor.