Komagata Maru Memorial — Attraction in Vancouver

I recently visited the Komagata Maru Memorial after learning about this significant event in my history course at UBC. The memorial is beautifully designed, serving as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by South Asian immigrants in 1914. It honors their resilience and the broader history of anti-colonial movements. Standing by the waterfront, I found it to be a powerful tribute to the pursuit of justice and the ongoing fight against discrimination. It’s a place that encourages reflection and serves as an important educational resource for all visitors.

Highly recommend visiting for anyone looking to connect with this impactful piece of...

Emotional moment writing review about place which hold history about Canada, Canadian Punjabis and Punjabis of 2nd decade of 20th century. I’m no one to review this landmark place and its historical importance in Canadian, Punjabi and Canadian history. I recommend, this is a must visit place in Vancouver. And needs to read about Komagata Maru incident took place on May 23rd 1914. Thank you people, for establishing...

This is an extremely moving memorial and a very elegant way for Canada to remember an incident that continues to be controversial more than a century after it took place. Take the time to read the story about the incident at the site of the memorial. I won't spoil the experience. I fell upon the memorial quite by chance as many who are hiking along Seawall...