Travel Diaries | Amritsar: Spiritual Heart of Punjab, Blend of Sacred Heritage, Patriotic Landmarks

Golden Temple: The Golden Temple is the most iconic landmark of Amritsar and the holiest shrine for Sikhs. The golden architecture reflected in the sacred water creates a breathtaking view, especially during early morning and night.

Jallianwala Bagh: This historic memorial honours the victims of the 1919 massacre and stands as a powerful symbol of India’s freedom struggle.

Wagah Border: Located near the India-Pakistan border, the Wagah Border is famous for the energetic Beating Retreat Ceremony held every evening.

Partition Museum: The museum preserves memories of the 1947 Partition, showcasing migration stories and historical experiences.

Gobindgarh Fort: A restored heritage fort featuring museums, light-and-sound shows, and cultural performances.

Durgiana Temple: A beautiful Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, designed similarly to the Golden Temple architecture.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum: Located inside Rambagh Garden, the museum showcases the life, history, and achievements of the Sikh ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

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