Amritsar Tour Packages

Also known as Ambarsar, Amritsar is named after the Amrit Sarovar’ where Amrit means ‘nectar of immortality’ and Sarovar means ‘pond.’ With a significant history, this city evolved from a village to a commercial area. It is considered the heart and soul of Sikhism religion; it is home to the prime worship place of Sikhs around the country. This city is known for its patriotic and peaceful ambiance. It owns a warm space in the hearts of locals and tourists both. This city does its best to maintain a solid connection with its roots and promotes a pollution-free environment. Simply put, this city has a lot to discover and offer a ‘feel-at-home’ vibe to every tourist.

When you travel to India next, Amritsar is a must visit to discover its charm at its best.

How to Reach Amritsar
Amritsar is easily accessible by air, road, or train. You can book a flight to Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport or board a train to Amritsar Railway Station. If you wish to reach here by road, it is located close to the National Highway, which is well connected to major cities in India. You can easily hire a cab/taxi to reach by road.

Major Places to visit in Amritsar

•    Golden Temple   
The Golden Temple or Sri Harmindar Sahib is the prime highlight of this city. This worship place is the central point of Sikhism as it houses the first version of ‘Guru Granth Sahib’ or the bible for the Sikhs. The Amrit Sarovar located in its premises, is believed to have healing powers and therapeutic properties. When you travel to India, the unmatched tranquility and the divine ambience of the Golden Temple in will remain etched in the hearts of every visitor here. 
A visit at the Golden Temple is incomplete without paying homage to Guru Nanak Sahib (Founder of Sikhism), participating in the daily langar service, and enjoying the calm vibes at the Amrit Sarovar. At night, the Golden Temple is illuminated with golden lights, and its reflections on the Amrit Sarovar is a sight to behold.

•    Wagah Border
The Wagah Border is the border gate situated on the borders connecting India and Pakistan. This remarkable attraction reflects the deep-rooted patriotism, bravery, and courage of India and Pakistan military men. A beating retreat is organized every evening to promote peace and goodwill between the two nations. It is a spectacle that displays the strength of the military men and would leave you awestruck with the positive feeling of patriotism in your hearts.

•    Jallianwala Bagh 
The city of Amritsar is famous for its religious significance and strong cultural influence, but it is also known for its tragic past. The unforgettable massacre of 1919 is a historical event that reminds of the mass killing by the British army. In the memory of the wounded and killed in this event, the Jallianwala Bagh is considered a memorial of national importance. It houses a museum with paintings depicting the grim reality of the Jallianwala massacre event and political leaders of its times.

Shopping Places in Amritsar
While you deeply bond with the city of Amritsar, spare an evening for budget-friendly local street shopping. Its shopping hotspots are Lahori Gate, Guru Bazaar, Lawrence Road, and many more. These lively bazaars are busting with a string of shops offering traditional juttis, pashmina shawls homemade jams, jewelry, phulkaris at great prices. If you a shopaholic, you will be spoilt with choices here. Also, these bazaars are a place full of eats offering local cuisine delicacies like Amritsari Kulcha, Lassi, Aam Papad, and many more.

Best Time to Visit Amritsar
If you want to travel to India to explore Amritsar, you can enjoy a pleasant climate here during the winter season i.e., November to Mid-March. During the summer season, it can be slightly cumbersome to discover this beautiful city in the daytime.