Trip-Amritsar

Visiting Golden temple was a divine experience. The calm atmosphere, soothing Gurubani and golden reflection in the Sarovar made the moment truly magical and peaceful.

Visiting Jallianwala Bagh was a solemn experience. The quiet morning made the site feel even more haunting with bullet-riddled walls and the Martyrs' Well standing as stark reminders of the 1919 tragedy. The silence spoke volumes about the sacrifices made for India's freedom.

History museum chronicling 1947 partition of India & Pakistan through photos, documents & artifacts.

Visiting Prem nath kulche wala was a treat for the taste buds, Their crispy, buttery Amritsari kulchas, stuffed with spicy potatoes and paneer paired with tangy chole and flavorful onion chutny, made for a perfect breakfast. The flavors were rich, authentic and trulylived upto the hype.

This legendary dhaba serves buttery parathas, creamy dal makhani, and lassi so thick you might need a spoon instead of a straw.

Giani Punjabi Lassi in Amritsar is renowned for its Pede Wali Lassi, a rich and creamy beverage infused with peda (a traditional Indian sweet). This specialty lassi is topped with generous amounts of malai (cream) and khoya, enhancing its indulgent flavor.

Wagah Border is the only road crossing between India and Pakistan, located 30 km from Amritsar. It is famous for the Beating Retreat Ceremony, a daily military drill performed by India's BSF and Pakistan Rangers.

Long-running, tucked-away eatery known for Punjabi thalis served in an old-fashioned setting