Incredible Places To Visit In Amritsar
Amritsar, a Golden city with huge glory of Swarn mandir, Kirtans, Phulkari suits, an Amritsari kulcha. Here we are briefing about the Last point of Golden Triangle tour with Amritsar.
Amritsar is equally famous for all faiths and interests in any religion. A major highlight of Amritsar visit is the Golden temple where devotees can bend their head along with visitors can enjoy its lovely reflections in Amrit Sarovar in the evening. The two-story structure in the middle of the sacred pool can be entered via a narrow bridge. Pilgrims can take a bath in the marked spots in the pool, before bowing their head in the temple. The Central Sikh Museum here displays a gallery of paintings illustrating stories of martyred Sikh leaders. The Golden Temple also has a famous dining hall (langar) serving free meals to all visitors round the clock.
Connecting to the history of independence of India, Jallianwala Bagh is one of the famous tourist attractions in Amritsar. Located five-minute walk from the Golden Temple, this 6.5-acre garden is the site of the infamous 1919 Amritsar massacre on the day of Baisakhi. To this day, visitors can see the bullet holes in the walls.
The latest place opened for tourist is Gobindgarh Fort which lies in the heart of the city. This fort has been developed as a unique live museum as a repository of Punjab’s history. These all places can be covered with Golden triangle tour 5 days.
Numerous attractions have been added to make Qila Gobindgarh a live museum along with exhibitions of Sikh martial history as well as the treasury of Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
Sher e Punjab - A glorious history from the past depicted through the means of technology, to entice, enlighten, educate, enthrall and inspire. A 7D show based on the life of Maharaja Ranjit Singh that transports you back to the 19thcentury in an immersive way leaving you enchanted.
Sher e Punjab, main entrance.
Toshakhana. Coin museum - The Toshakhana, which once stored the coveted Kohinoor diamond, is now a coin museum for old and rare coins including a replica of the Kohinoor as it was worn by the Maharaja. The circular structure of the roof that was made by the use of the original nanakshahi brick is intact till date and quite awe-inspiring.
The Toshakhana, a coin museum.
The Bungalow – Ancient Warfare museum - The grand building of the Anglo Sikh Bunglow has now been converted to an Ancient Warfare museum and today has several replicas of instruments and attires of warfare. It has many real, lifelike figurines that are so realistic they seem they would come alive if touched.
Spirit of Punjab - A stage that keeps the fort alive all day long with live performances of bhangra, gatka, gidda, comedy, games, dholi etc. Several prizes are here to be won each day.
A stage with live performances.
Ambarsari Zaika - People here engage themselves in the various food shops and stalls that offer the choicest of Amritsari and Punjabi cuisine along with some other eatery options as well.
Haat Bazaar - You can feast your eyes as you roam the well-located Haat Bazaar that offers fares right from phulkaris, juttis, shawls, antiques etc. for you to purchase from.
Whispering Walls - Kanda Boldiyan Ne or Whispering Walls is a show using state of the art projection mapping technologies and laser lights. A show of this quality has never before been seen can India and we can certainly state that it will surely take you. This show is held every evening post-sunset. There is a Punjabi as well as an English show each day.
After enjoying sightseeing in Amritsar, travelers can head 32 km west to the Wagah town. Every evening for two hours at the border gate, the Wagah border ceremony is performed by Indian Border Security Force (BSF) and the Pakistani Rangers.
Summer Palace of Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Ram Bagh Park, the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama, Partition Museum, and Ram Tirth are other popular places to visit in Amritsar city.
We offer a custom package for Amritsar tour where you can choose for 1 day/2 day visit.
Kindly visit tajdaytour.com for such exciting packages.
Amritsar is equally famous for all faiths and interests in any religion. A major highlight of Amritsar visit is the Golden temple where devotees can bend their head along with visitors can enjoy its lovely reflections in Amrit Sarovar in the evening. The two-story structure in the middle of the sacred pool can be entered via a narrow bridge. Pilgrims can take a bath in the marked spots in the pool, before bowing their head in the temple. The Central Sikh Museum here displays a gallery of paintings illustrating stories of martyred Sikh leaders. The Golden Temple also has a famous dining hall (langar) serving free meals to all visitors round the clock.Connecting to the history of independence of India, Jallianwala Bagh is one of the famous tourist attractions in Amritsar. Located five-minute walk from the Golden Temple, this 6.5-acre garden is the site of the infamous 1919 Amritsar massacre on the day of Baisakhi. To this day, visitors can see the bullet holes in the walls.
The latest place opened for tourist is Gobindgarh Fort which lies in the heart of the city. This fort has been developed as a unique live museum as a repository of Punjab’s history. These all places can be covered with Golden triangle tour 5 days.
Numerous attractions have been added to make Qila Gobindgarh a live museum along with exhibitions of Sikh martial history as well as the treasury of Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
Sher e Punjab - A glorious history from the past depicted through the means of technology, to entice, enlighten, educate, enthrall and inspire. A 7D show based on the life of Maharaja Ranjit Singh that transports you back to the 19thcentury in an immersive way leaving you enchanted.
Sher e Punjab, main entrance.
Toshakhana. Coin museum - The Toshakhana, which once stored the coveted Kohinoor diamond, is now a coin museum for old and rare coins including a replica of the Kohinoor as it was worn by the Maharaja. The circular structure of the roof that was made by the use of the original nanakshahi brick is intact till date and quite awe-inspiring.
The Toshakhana, a coin museum.
The Bungalow – Ancient Warfare museum - The grand building of the Anglo Sikh Bunglow has now been converted to an Ancient Warfare museum and today has several replicas of instruments and attires of warfare. It has many real, lifelike figurines that are so realistic they seem they would come alive if touched.
Spirit of Punjab - A stage that keeps the fort alive all day long with live performances of bhangra, gatka, gidda, comedy, games, dholi etc. Several prizes are here to be won each day.
A stage with live performances.
Ambarsari Zaika - People here engage themselves in the various food shops and stalls that offer the choicest of Amritsari and Punjabi cuisine along with some other eatery options as well.
Haat Bazaar - You can feast your eyes as you roam the well-located Haat Bazaar that offers fares right from phulkaris, juttis, shawls, antiques etc. for you to purchase from.
Whispering Walls - Kanda Boldiyan Ne or Whispering Walls is a show using state of the art projection mapping technologies and laser lights. A show of this quality has never before been seen can India and we can certainly state that it will surely take you. This show is held every evening post-sunset. There is a Punjabi as well as an English show each day.
After enjoying sightseeing in Amritsar, travelers can head 32 km west to the Wagah town. Every evening for two hours at the border gate, the Wagah border ceremony is performed by Indian Border Security Force (BSF) and the Pakistani Rangers.
Summer Palace of Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Ram Bagh Park, the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama, Partition Museum, and Ram Tirth are other popular places to visit in Amritsar city.
We offer a custom package for Amritsar tour where you can choose for 1 day/2 day visit.
Kindly visit tajdaytour.com for such exciting packages.
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