Amritsar 3 Nights 4 Days Tour
Day 1: Arrive Amritsar
Reach the railway station in Amritsar. Meet and welcome our representative upon arrival, who will assist you in checking into the hotel. Next, get blessings from the Golden Temple, the most famous Sikh temple and a live representation of the Sikhs' spiritual and cultural heritage. The Sikhs refer to this shrine as Mecca.
Next, go to Jallianwala Bagh, where hundreds of civilians were killed on April 13, 1919, when British and Gurkha forces opened fire on an unarmed, prohibited assembly.
Visit the museum at Gobindgarh Fort after lunch. The Gobindgarh Fort is a cultural theme park and historical museum that presents Punjabi history and culture in all its
splendour. There are several museums that have collections of antique weapons of war, domestic goods, and traditional Punjabi clothing.
For some traditional shopping, visit the Amritsar wall city and local market. Go back to the hotel. Spend the night in the hotel.
Day 2: Amritsar - Wagah Border
After breakfast, have a free morning to unwind or go on your own tour of Amritsar. Go about 28 kilometers to Wagah or Attari Station this afternoon. It is completely forbidden to enter Attari Railway Station, also known as Attari Sham Singh Railway Station, which is situated on the border between India and Pakistan, without a valid passport and visa. It supports the Wagah Border with Pakistan and Attari.
It's interesting to visit the Wagah Border, especially at dusk when the BSF performs the "Retreat" ceremony on the Indian side of the border. There is much fanfare involved in
the ceremonial lowering of the flags and changing of the guards. Go back to the hotel. Spend the night in the hotel.
Day 3: Amritsar Durgiana Temple, War Memorial Museum, Mata Lal Devi Darshan, Ram Tirath
Visit the Durgaina Temple, which was constructed in 1921 by Guru Harsai Mal Kapoor in the form of the Sikh Shri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple), after breakfast. Prithi Chand was the ancestor of Harsai Mal, and therefore of Guru Ram Das. Currently residing in Amritsar, the grandsons of Harsai Mal Kapoor are responsible for looking after the idol of their grandfather.
Situated on a roughly three-hectare land bordering Amritsar - Attari Road, the Punjab State War Heroes Memorial and Museum is situated outside the revered city of Amritsar. Due to its prominent location on National Highway-1, just 18 km from the Indo-Pak international border, it is a popular tourist destination and landmark. Every day, the Wagah Border hosts an intriguing beating-retreat ceremony.
The purpose of the memorial museum is to display the magnificent valiant achievements of Punjab's courageous souls. It is intended to inspire and instill a sense of patriotism in the younger generation while also perpetuating the heroic exploits of courageous veterans.
Constructed in 1989, Mata Lal Ji Devi Temple, also known as Lal Devi Mandir, is devoted to Lal Devi, a female saint from the 20th century. In the Pakistani district of Lahore, at Kasoor, Mata Lal Devi ji was born in 1923. A brahmachari who lived off of fruits and milk, a member of the Marwaha Khatri family. She arrived in Amritsar following Partition and reached enlightenment in 1994. The Vaishno Devi Shrine in Jammu and Kashmir is replicated in the Mata Lal Devi Temple.
Afterwards, go to the Ram Tirath Temple, the birthplace of Luv and Kush, the sons of Sita and Lord Ram.
Enjoy a free evening to go shopping or otherwise explore the local market. Spend the night in the hotel.
Day 4: Depature
Go to the train station after breakfast to board the train for your further journey.