Heritage Amritsar & Spritual Dharamshala 4 Days Guided Tour

You can also visit to langar hall in Golden Temple complex where thousands of people served free food everyday.

curred 13 April 1919 on festive eve of Baisakhi.

This 30 min parade is world-famous for the military showmanship of the soldiers of both sides(India and Pakistan) and the patriotic display of thousands of Indians in the stadium. Competitive hooting, dancing, and cheering on musical beats can be seen from both sides, just like a football match in a stadium. This experience will make you forget all your worries and boost the injection of energy into your veins.

in Upper Dharamshala is known worldwide. Located among the Mountains his peaceful temple complex is known for its ornamental facade, and vibrant prayer halls. This place, also called "Little Lhasa of Tibet" as “His Holiness” Dalai Lama's residence is near the main temple and the Tibetan Government's headquarters in Exile is just below McLeod Ganj.

You can also enjoy Tibetan cuisine here. McLeodganj is famous for its Tibetan culture and tourists flock visit here from all around the world to experience and be a part of it. Here you can see Singing Bowls. Buddha statues, Prayer wheels, Local Tibetan handicrafts, decorative knickknacks, and Jewellery.

You can visit Bhagsunag Temple dedicated to Shiva and get some beautiful pictures of the Scenic view of the waterfall for your Instagram.

ium, Norbulingha Institute, Kangra Art Museum, and Tea Gardens, and enjoy Sunset in Naddi Village—night accommodation at the hotel in Dharamshala.

Under the guidance of talented masters, this institute endows artists and craftspeople with ancestral knowledge, providing jobs to a community of over 300 Tibetans. You can explore the beautiful campus and witness first-hand Experience of splendid Tibetan artwork. The institute has its own temple, Museum, and Meditation Hall, 1173 images of the Buddha decorate the 44-foot-high temple hall.

izing in Tantric meditation, Tantric ritual arts, and Buddhist philosophy studies.

It has a gorgeous backdrop of the mighty Dhauladhar Mountain range.

ve medicinal properties and a unique flavor. Tea plantations in Dharamshala began in the 19th century during the British colonial period and have since been a staple of the region. The lush green tea gardens offer a serene and tranquil environment, providing a visual treat to visitors with their well-manicured estates. One can take a leisurely walk around the plantations and observe the tea-picking process, or even take part in a guided tour to understand the intricacies of tea production.

Some of the artifacts date back to the 5th century and tourists can browse through a rich collection of pottery, sculptures and paintings. You can also spot royal dresses and shamianas, along with coins, carvings, manuscripts, and jewellery.

majestic Dhauladhar mountains and the lush green valley below. On a clear day, sunset at naddi is a spectacular view. Entire valley is in front of your eyes with setting sun and brilliant colourful sky in background.

own for its Belgian stained-glass windows donated by Lady Elgin (Mary Louisa Lambton), wife of Lord Elgin.

In time, you will be dropped off at Amritsar Airport or Railway Station for your onward journey. The tour ends with sweet memories.