3 Days Amritsar Tour Package from Delhi by Car

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One of the most popular places to visit in India is Amritsar, known for its long history, rich culture, and spiritual significance. Located in the state of Punjab, this city has a beautiful blend of faith and history. The main attraction is the Golden Temple, which is a symbol of peace and devotion. However, the city has much more to offer. You can see the holy places, eat local food, and experience the vibrant culture of Amritsar in just 3 days if you leave from Delhi.

3 Days Amritsar Tour by Car from Delhi

Duration	2 Nights / 3 Days
Destinations	Delhi → Amritsar → Delhi
Tour Price	On Request /-
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Trip Highlights

• Visit the Golden Temple, the holiest Sikh shrine
• Explore the Jallianwala Bagh memorial
• Witness the Wagah Border Ceremony
• Experience the local Punjabi culture and cuisine
• Tour the Durgiana Temple and other historic landmarks

Amritsar Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Departure from Delhi and Arrival in Amritsar

The first part of your trip is to drive from Delhi to Amritsar. Since this trip will last 8 to 10 hours, you should leave early in the morning so you can make the most of your time when you get there. When you arrive in Amritsar, you will check into your hotel and have some free time.

The Golden Temple is the most famous place in Amritsar. You should go there in the evening. The temple, also called Harmandir Sahib, is very beautiful, especially at night when it is lit up with lights. Take some time to enjoy the peace by walking around the Sarovar (sacred pool) and maybe even go for a swim in the holy waters.

After that, you can go to the nearest langar and eat free food. Thousands of people go there every day. You can see from this experience how friendly and helpful the Sikh community is.

Day 2: Jallianwala Bagh and Wagah Border

On the second day, the first place you should visit is Jallianwala Bagh, a historical park that commemorates the 1919 massacre. British soldiers killed hundreds of innocent people in this incident. It is an important part of India's fight for independence. Learn about the background of this tragedy and how it affected the whole country.

Then visit the Durgiana Mandir, an old Hindu temple that resembles the Golden Temple. See its beautiful design and spiritual meaning.

Before going to the Wagah border, you should have a full Punjabi lunch at a nearby restaurant in the afternoon. When you visit Amritsar, you must watch the Wagah border ceremony. The Indian and Pakistani border security forces lower the flags. It is a proud and lively event that attracts a lot of people. Watch the lively show and strong nationalistic sentiment.

After the service head back to Amritsar for a quiet evening. One way to learn more about Punjab's past is to visit the famous Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama and do some shopping.

Day 3: Local Culture and Departure

On the last day of your Amritsar Tour, explore some more places nearby. The Partition Museum tells the story of the painful partition of India in 1947. The museum has personal stories and objects that help you understand how this historic event affected people's emotions and politics.

Amritsar has some great street food which you must try for lunch. You can enjoy Kulcha, Chole and Lassi in any restaurant in Amritsar.

In the afternoon, wander around the city's bazaars and buy traditional crafts and gifts to take home. Amritsar is known around the world for its beautiful carpets, phulkari embroidery and traditional pottery.

In the evening depart from Amritsar back to Delhi. This will end your Amritsar itinerary for 3 days, which was full of memories and experiences.

Travel Tips

• Start your day early to make the most of your sightseeing.
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking, as you will visit multiple religious sites and markets.
• Respect the local customs, especially at the Golden Temple. Cover your head, remove your shoes, and maintain silence while inside.
• Carry a water bottle to stay hydrated, especially if visiting in the summer.
• Book your accommodation and transportation in advance to avoid last-minute hassles.
• If you plan to visit the Wagah Border, arrive early as the seating is limited.