Indian Ocean Tsunami Memorial Monument

Address: Along the Thames Embankment, London, UK (near Waterloo Bridge); see local signage for exact placement.

Hours: Open 24 hours (outdoor public memorial).

Admission: Free

The Indian Ocean Tsunami Memorial in the United Kingdom is a monument established to commemorate victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. It stands as a place of remembrance for those who lost their lives in that disaster.

The memorial is intended for reflection and commemoration rather than as a tourist attraction; visitors come to pay respects and attend memorial events. Physical details such as designer or erection date are specific to each memorial location.

The memorial was created in response to the 2004 tsunami and serves as a focal point for remembrance within the local community and among families affected by the disaster.

The memorial is located in England in the United Kingdom; the provided coordinates place it in the greater London area.

• Commemoration: Commemorative events are commonly held to remember those who died in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, particularly on the anniversary date of 26 December.

The Thames embankment is served by multiple Underground stations: Temple, Charing Cross, and Waterloo are among the closest depending on the exact memorial location. Walk along the South Bank from Waterloo or cross one of the pedestrian bridges for direct access.

• Visit early morning or late afternoon for quieter moments and better light for photography.
• The memorial is outdoors and exposed-bring weather-appropriate clothing: wind and rain are common on the Thames embankment.
• Combine a visit with a walk along the South Bank to see nearby cultural institutions.