Start the day by visiting the iconic Golden Temple, the most revered religious site for Sikhs. Admire its stunning architecture, stroll around the holy tank and witness the morning prayers. Enjoy a complimentary meal at the langar (community kitchen) where volunteers serve food to thousands of visitors every day regardless of their ethnicity, religion or background.
Visit the site of the tragic Jallianwala Bagh massacre that took place on April 13, 1919, when British troops opened fire on a peaceful crowd of protesters killing hundreds of men, women and children. Explore the memorial garden to pay homage to the victims and learn about this significant event in India's struggle for independence.
Discover the untold stories of the Partition of India in 1947 that led to the largest migration in human history and the birth of two nations, India and Pakistan. The museum showcases personal accounts, photographs, documents and artifacts from those who witnessed the violence and turmoil of that time. Gain a deeper understanding of the impact of the Partition on people's lives and on the future of the region.
Join a guided walking tour of the old city to explore its rich cultural heritage, narrow streets, colorful bazaars, historical landmarks and hidden gems. Discover the fascinating blend of Hindu, Muslim and Sikh architecture, taste traditional snacks, and interact with friendly locals. Learn about the city's history, mythology, art and culture from an expert guide.
Witness the famous Wagah Border Ceremony, a daily military practice of lowering the flags of India and Pakistan and closing the border gates. Be a part of the exuberant patriotic fervor and cheer for your country as soldiers perform high kicks and exaggerated marches on both sides of the border. The ceremony is a symbol of the long-standing rivalry and occasional cooperation between the two nations.