The Golden Temple is the spiritual heart of Amritsar and one of the most revered religious sites in India. Surrounded by a serene water tank, it symbolizes peace and unity and is known for its stunning golden architecture and the world's largest community kitchen.

Jallianwala Bagh stands as a solemn memorial to the 1919 massacre, a turning point in India's independence movement. The garden complex is preserved as a national monument with an eternal flame and museum that pays tribute to the martyrs.

Wagah Border Ceremony is a popular daily event where India and Pakistan perform a synchronized military parade. The high-energy display of patriotism and discipline is a must-see experience during your visit.

Durgiana Temple is another sacred site in Amritsar that resembles the Golden Temple but is dedicated to Goddess Durga. The temple is surrounded by a large water tank and is a symbol of Hindu devotion in the region.

Partition Museum offers an emotional and educational journey through the history of India’s partition in 1947. With personal stories, photographs, and artifacts, it gives visitors insight into the resilience of those affected by this historic event.