Opening Time (Temporarily Close)

Daily: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Monday & Holidays: Closed

Plan Your Visit

About Our Museum

1971: Genocide-Torture Archive & Museum preserves the memory of the 1971 Bangladesh Genocide through archives, exhibitions, and research. We document the stories of victims and survivors while promoting education, human rights, and historical awareness.

Founded in 2014, the museum houses photographs, documents, testimonies, and artifacts related to Bangladesh’s Liberation War. Through publications and educational programs, we work to preserve the history of 1971 for future generations.

Venues On View of Museum

The latest exhibitions across our diffrent locations. Honoring the past through remembrance and education.

Martyrs

History with Photographs

Sculpters

Paintings

Killing Field

Instrument of Torture

Upcoming Events

What Our Visitors Saying

“What a brilliant means to display Bangladesh’s recent history that should be showed. The museum manager was extremely informative, walking us through each of the rooms. We wish her all the best for her continued research to continue to develop the museum and its….”

Adam and Amber Newell, Adelaide, Australia

'This museum is not only a very important space for the people of Bangladesh to remind them of the crimes committed against them but also for the entire humankind of the lessons which are not learnt by us from these genocides. '

Krishnendu Bose, Indian Film Maker

“Words cannot express what I have seen. The world needs to see the evidence of this act of terror by the Pakistan Army on the peaceful people of Bengal.”

Birad Rajaram Yajnik, Curator of Mahatma Gandhi Digital Museums, India

“This was a vary educational experience. It is sad that such a monumental event did not lake a more global notice. I am glad to see the people of Bangladesh had prevailed. Such memories are kept alive in this museum for generations to come.”