Partition Museum

The soul of Amritsar, Sri Harmandir Sahib, or the Golden Temple, is a stunning blend of spiritual grandeur and architectural brilliance.

Just a short walk from the Golden Temple, this historic garden memorializes the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre, a pivotal event in India's freedom struggle. The preserved bullet marks and the eternal flame make it a solemn yet important visit.

Often compared to the Golden Temple for its striking resemblance, this Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, Lakshmi, and Vishnu is an architectural marvel, with its gold-plated dome and sacred pond.

Housed in the Summer Palace of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, this museum offers a glimpse into the Sikh empire’s glorious past, showcasing weapons, paintings, and artifacts of the legendary ruler. The adjoining panorama hall features a 360-degree depiction of his battles, bringing history to life.

A bustling marketplace dating back to the Mughal era, Hall Bazaar is famous for traditional handicrafts, electronics, textiles, and jewellery. The iconic Gandhi Gate, with its Mughal-inspired design, marks the entrance to this vibrant shopping hub.

A serene retreat in the heart of the city, these Mughal-style gardens are home to the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Summer Palace Museum, showcasing rare artifacts and relics of the Sikh empire.

A visit to the Wagah Border is a must for anyone seeking to witness the patriotic fervor of India. Located on the Grand Trunk Road, this border crossing between India and Pakistan comes alive every evening with the iconic Beating Retreat Ceremony. The high-energy parade by the Border Security Force (BSF), synchronized with their Pakistani counterparts, is a display of discipline, pride, and tradition. The electrifying atmosphere, resounding chants, and flag-lowering ritual draw crowds from acros