Golden Temple Tour

Rishikesh - Amritsar Arrival Amritsar Railway Station  , Meet our represensitive\ driver. Transfer to your Hotel and Cheak in into the hotel , take same rest than visit the glorious Golden Temple and have a holy meal in breakfast. The Golden Temple also known as Harmandir Sahib. One of the most celebrated gurudwara in the world and the holiest shrine for the Sikhs , the temple stands amidst a tranquil water body, offering a spellbinding sight to visitors. While the sanctum exterior is adorned with gold foil, the inner walls feature exquisite meenakari work, glasswork, and semi-precious stones. After spending some time enjoying the beauty and tranquility of the temple, you can head straight to the langar or the community kitchen where thousands are fed every day. Have a delicious meal here – this is something you can experience only in Amritsar.   11am – 1.00 pm:- Explore other attractions around Golden Temple The area in and around the Golden Temple complex is dotted with many other attractions including historical sites and religious spots. Take a leisurely walk around the temple to explore some of these attractions before you head off to Jallianwala Bagh, another must – visit historical place in Amritsar. An everlasting reminder of one of the most poignant chapters in India’s freedom struggle, Jallianwala Bagh can be easily reached on foot from Harmandir Sahib.   What to see Akal Takht Dukh Bhanjani Beri Beri Baba Budha Ji Gurudwara Baba Atal Rai Jallianwala Bagh When in Amritsar, you must act like a local and tuck in a filling lunch comprising of Punjabi delicacies like freshly prepared kulchas and a large glass of lassi. You will find many restaurants and eateries near the Golden Temple complex where you can suffice your taste buds with an authentic Punjabi fare.   Where to eat Kulche Wala Kulwant Singh Kulche Wala – Old Bhai Kulwant Singh Kulchian Wale Neelam’s Kesar Da Dhaba Got a taste of Punjab’s unique flavor? Now, proceed to the Durgiana Temple, located a short distance away. By road: 15 minutes’ drive   1.15 pm – 2.30 pm:- The Durgiana Temple   Durgiana Temple is one of the top Hindu shrines in Amritsar that offer a glimpse into the city’s religious heritage. Located in the middle of a lake, the temple’s stunning architecture bears a striking resemblance to the Golden Temple. Also known as Lakshmi Narayan Temple, this 16th-century shrine dedicated to Goddess Durga features a pair of intricately carved silver doors.   3.30 pm – 6.30 pm: Watch the Change of Guard ceremony at Wagah Border followed by a quick bite at the famous Sarhad Restaurant Located at the Radcliffe Line, the Wagah Border  or Attari-Wagah serves as a border crossing and a transit point between India and Pakistan. The Beating Retreat and Change of Guard ceremony held here every evening offers a visual treat and draws hundreds of visitors. Make sure to reach the border at least an hour before the ceremony to get a seat.   Now you can have your dinner at the hotel or a nearby restaurant and you are longing to stretch your feet and relax in the comfort of your hotel room.        

10.00 am –12.00pm : Visit Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum Begin your second day with a visit to Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, a top tourist attraction in Amritsar. Housed in one of the summer palaces of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, this museum offers a glimpse into the life and times of the great ruler through a rich collection of artifacts and archival records from his court. Entry Fee:₹ 10 per person 12.00 pm –3.00pm: Explore Gobindgarh Fort Gobindgarh Fort is not just a historical structure; it also serves as a live heritage museum. Spend some time inside this 18th-century majestic fort to know more about its glorious history and enjoy its many attractions.   Timings: 10.00 am to 10.00 pm; every day Entry Fee (valid up to 5.00 pm only): ₹ 25 for Indians; ₹ 100 for foreigners   While you are busy enjoying the various attractions and activities inside the fort, than after have delicious lunch. (Lunch on your own).   4.00 pm – 5.30 pm: Visit Ram Tirath Ashram, the renowned shrine in Amritsar Sri Ram Tirath Ashram is believed to be the spot where sage Valmiki gave shelter to Sita after Lord Ram had abandoned her. Legend has it that she later gave birth to her twin sons , Luv and Kush, at this very place. Also known as Bhagwan Valmiki Tirath Sthal, the main attraction of the ashram is a stunning gold-plated statue of Valmiki weighing 800 kilograms.   6.00 pm – 7.00 pm:- Shop for some local items at Hall Baza One of the oldest and liveliest market in Amritsar. Hall Bazaar is a shopper’s paradise. Among other things, it offers an amazing variety of dress materials and designer dresses with intricate Phulkari work. Now that you have filled your shopping bags with souvenirs, how about ending your 2-day trip to Amritsar.   Now Proceed to a lip-smacking dinner in Amritsar Hotel.(DINNER ON YOUR OWN) By now, you must be pretty exhausted. Call it a day, head back to your room/airport/ Railway Station, and bring down the curtain on your Amritsar trip.