Golden Temple

Get ready to explore the city of Amritsar on this custom city tour with your private guide. Choose seven of the famous attractions of the city and start your tour right away. Golden Temple - Harmandir Sahib, famously known as the Golden Temple is the most sacred place for Sikhs in the world. Golden Temple is considered Amritsar’s soul around which the whole city flourishes. Visit the Golden Temple Museum and understand the rich history of Sikhism and its establishment in India. Let your guide narrate you the legend behind the rise of this valiant religion in the city of Amritsar. Walk to the Langar (mass-dinner) hall and witness extreme devotion and compassion of the people cooking and serving. The temple kitchen serves food non-stop for 12 hours, feeding over 100,000 people in a day. Visit the mega kitchen and learn from your guide how volunteers have to wait for their turn to work in the temples kitchen for months and sometimes years.

Akal Takht

Located inside the Golden temple, the Akal Takht, meaning the throne of the timeless one, is the highest seat of the earthly authority of the Khalsa. It was built by Guru Hargobind as a place of justice.

The Partition Museum

The Partition Museum is a public museum in the town hall in Amritsar. Here you can get to know the history of the partition of British India and explore the museum that houses repository of stories, materials, and documents related to the partition.

Jallianwala Bagh

A legendary site the Jalliawala Bagh is the exact spot where thousands of innocent Sikh people were killed on the orders of General Reginald Dyer in 1919 on the day of major Sikh festival in Baisakhi. The wall with bullet marks are still standing, screaming the history. Let your guide explain you about the massacre and how the event changed the course of history.

Durgiana Temple

The Durgiana Temple, also known as Lakshmi Narayan Temple, is a Hindu temple in the city of Amritsar, with an architecture resembling that of the Golden temple. The temple worships Goddess Durga as the chief deity; however, idols of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu are also worshipped within the temple complex.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh

Statue Stop at the Rambagh Garden for a photo opportunity with Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s glorious statue, saddled on his horse proudly looking towards the horizon. Capture some good pictures beside the statue, which is a symbol of the Sikh power during the 18th century.

Gobindgarh Fort

Built in the 18th century by the local chieftain of the region, the Gobindgarh Fort is a historic fort renamed after the 10th Sikh guru, Guru Gobind Singh. The Fort is a live museum featuring exhibitions of Sikh history, a coin museum, which once stored the Kohinoor diamond, a warfare museum, food shops, and bazaars etc.

Wagah Border

Visit the Wagah Border for the famous beating retreat ceremony. Witness the Wagah Border for the evening Flag down ceremony performed between Indian and Pakistan, as the border policemen marches to the beats of the drum.