Spend the morning exploring the magnificent Golden Temple, the holiest shrine for Sikhs worldwide. Marvel at the stunning architecture enriched in gold plates, take a dip in the Amrit Sarovar, and enjoy some of the delicious langar meals served by the temple.
Pay homage to the martyrs who lost their lives in the 1919 massacre that took place here during the British regime. Stroll around the garden, see the bullet holes that still remain on the walls, and visit the Martyrs' Well.
Relish a delicious vegetarian lunch at this legendary restaurant that has been serving authentic Punjabi cuisine for over 100 years. Do try their signature dish - Amritsari Kulcha and Chole (stuffed bread with spiced chickpeas).
Learn about the partition of India and Pakistan at this museum that houses a collection of oral histories, photographs, and artwork. Get a glimpse of the impact of the partition on the lives of millions of people in the region.
Head to the Wagah Border to witness the daily flag-lowering ceremony that takes place between India and Pakistan. Get seated before 4:30 PM to watch the fascinating Parade and flag-lowering ceremony, a show of military drills, flag display, and national anthems.
A day in Amritsar allows visitors to appreciate the city's history and culture. Visitors with more time may like to explore the Durgiana Temple, Ram Bagh Garden and Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum. However, If you have less time, consider dropping the Partition Museum and heading straight to Wagah Border Ceremony in the afternoon. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes as there will be a fair amount of walking and standing involved. Women are required to cover their heads at Golden Temple and Jallianwala Bagh. Avoid carrying any leather objects inside Golden Temple complex as they are prohibited.