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Holiday Packages

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  • Seats

    25

  • Duration

    7 DAYS

  • Discount

    10% OFF

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  • Return bus tickets
  • Accommodation on twin sharing basis
  • Transfers from bus stand to hotel and return
  • Meals as per plan
  • All taxes
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  • GST Tax 3.09% applicable.
  • Any personal expenses like telephone, shopping etc.
  • Anything not mentioned in the above inclusions.
  • Pay reverence at the sacred Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple)
  • Witness the famous Wagah Border Beating Retreat ceremony
  • Visit the in famous Jallianwala Bagh
  • Enjoy scrumptious delicacies from Punjabi cuisine

This is the ultimate Sikh bastion. Little wonder, the city draws practically everything from the Harmandir Sahib or Golden Temple, as it has popularly come to be known. It derives its name from the templeâs water pool - the Amrit Sarovar or 'Pool of Nectar'. And the city literally sprang to life around this pool. In 500 years since Guru Nanak, the first Sikh Guru, visited this place, the Sikh faith has revolved around the beat of this place. For the contemporary traveler, beyond the tranquility of Harmandir Sahib lies a throbbing city. Bustling traditional bazaars with a maze of narrow streets selling everything from delicious kulcha-chholas to beautifully handcrafted kirpans, give a glimpse of its bygone importance as a medieval trading post. Located as it was on two legendary trails - the Silk Route and the Grand Trunk Road! The city, today, has its share of Café Coffee Days and Baristas with Indipop music, but make no mistake, at heart it is still the dera set up by Guru Ram Dass.

Amritsar, widely known for its magnificent Golden Temple, is the cultural and spiritual centre for the followers of Sikhism. Every year, hordes of tourists and devotees throng here to get an essence of the Punjabi culture and visit prominent religious sites. During a tour to this wonderful city, travellers can also visit the historic Jallianwala Bagh site and be a part of the beating retreat ceremony at the Wagah Border, between India and Pakistan