Amritsar Heritage Tour With Traditional Lunch

long with the documents that remind us about the painful division of India in 1947.

stand of 21 Sikh soldiers who, with the unparalleled valour, heroically defended their post against a 10,000 strong enemy force of Afghans.

to the legendary Sikh ruler who reigned over the Sikh Empire in the early 19th century. It serves as a focal point for visitors and locals, offering a glimpse into Punjab's rich heritage and the enduring legacy of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's reign.

We will stop here for refreshments which includes traditional Amritsar food. You can explore shops offering traditional Punjabi attire, intricate jewelry, and colorful handicrafts. a must visit for experiencing the soul of Amritsar's cultural heritage.

In 1919, On the order General Dyer, British soldiers fired on a large crowd of people who had gathered peacefully to protest against unfair laws. Many men, women, and children were killed and injured here, known as the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Also know about Udham Singh, Indian revolutionary who gained prominence for avenging the Jallianwala Bagh massacre after 20 years.

wara known for its stunning golden architecture and spiritual aura. It welcomes people of all faiths to its serene surroundings and sacred waters. Golden Temple is renowned not only for its spiritual significance but also for its free community kitchen serving thousands of people daily regardless of background.

between India and Pakistan near Amritsar. Soldiers from both countries perform marching and raise and lower their flags. It's a colorful show with cheering crowds, showcasing national pride and the relationship between the two nations.