From the golden glow of Harmandir Sahib to the vibrant lanes of Hall Bazaar — Amritsar's most iconic experiences, all within reach.
The Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib) in Amritsar is the holiest Sikh gurdwara and a symbol of spiritual and historical significance. Founded by Guru Ram Das in the 16th century, it features a gold-plated structure surrounded by the sacred Amrit Sarovar (Pool of Nectar).
Located within the Golden Temple complex, the Central Sikh Museum houses a rich collection of Sikh history, art and relics — portraits, manuscripts and historical weapons that honour the legacy of the Sikh Gurus, martyrs and leaders.
A public garden near the Golden Temple that memorialises one of the darkest events in Indian history. On April 13, 1919, British troops opened fire on thousands of unarmed Indians gathered peacefully — a turning point in India's struggle for independence.
Located in Town Hall, this museum is dedicated to preserving the history and stories of the Partition of India in 1947 through personal accounts, artefacts and documents that reflect the pain, trauma and resilience of millions.
A curated walking experience through the old city that connects the Town Hall to the Golden Temple — a pedestrian-friendly promenade lined with restored heritage façades, shops and eateries.
A historic entrance leading to the Ram Bagh Gardens, originally built by Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The gardens were once the royal retreat of the Maharaja, and the gate reflects the architectural grandeur of the Sikh Empire era.
A lively market renowned for its traditional clothing, handicrafts and vibrant street food. Adjacent shopping areas offer textiles and jewellery, making Hall Bazaar an ideal starting point for exploring Amritsar's rich culture.
A historic military fort originally built in the 18th century by Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Now a cultural complex featuring museums, galleries and live performances showcasing Punjabi culture and history.
A prominent Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga. Its architecture resembles that of the Golden Temple — a striking white marble façade and a gold-plated dome surrounded by a sacred pond.
Dedicated to the life and legacy of the founder of the Sikh Empire. Housed in the former summer palace of the Maharaja, it features artefacts, paintings and a 360° panorama of key events in Sikh history.
A revered pilgrimage site about 11 km from Amritsar, associated with the legend of Lord Rama and Sita. Features a historic tank believed to be where Sita performed rituals during her exile.
A vibrant cultural village designed as a living museum — authentic mud houses, lush gardens and farm animals, plus folk performances, traditional cuisine and handicraft demonstrations.
A poignant tribute to the valour and sacrifices of the armed forces from Punjab. Features military artefacts, photographs and a beautifully landscaped memorial monument.
A significant war memorial dedicated to the soldiers who fought for India during World War I. Inspired by the original India Gate in New Delhi, surrounded by landscaped gardens.
A historic site near Amritsar associated with Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Features remnants of ancient architecture and a serene setting — a reminder of the Maharaja's love and generosity.
The ceremonial border between India and Pakistan, about 30 km from Amritsar. Famous for the daily flag-lowering ceremony — a spectacular display of patriotism performed by soldiers from both nations.
Our team can arrange local sightseeing, taxi services and tour guidance — just ask at the front desk.