In the morning, head to the Golden Temple for a serene experience and try the famous Amritsari Kulcha for breakfast. In the afternoon, visit Jallianwala Bagh and the Partition Museum to learn about the history of Punjab. In the evening, head to Kesar Da Dhaba for some authentic Punjabi cuisine such as sarson da saag and makki di roti.
In the morning, visit the Phillaur Fort, which has a rich history and beautiful architecture. For lunch, stop by the famous Sarabha Nagar Market for some local street food. In the afternoon, head to Punjab Agricultural University Museum to learn about agriculture and rural life in Punjab. In the evening, dine at The Yellow Chilli for some delicious fusion food.
In the morning, take a tour of the Qila Mubarak Complex, a beautiful fort with stunning architecture. For lunch, try some traditional Punjabi cuisine at New Moti Mahal Restaurant. In the afternoon, visit the National Institute of Sports to learn about sports in India and participate in some activities. In the evening, head to Baradari Gardens for a peaceful walk and some street food.
In the morning, visit the Rock Garden, a unique sculpture garden made from industrial and urban waste. For lunch, stop by Pal Dhaba for some delicious Punjabi food. In the afternoon, visit the Government Museum and Art Gallery to learn about art and history of Punjab. In the evening, head to Sector 17 Market for some shopping and food.
In the morning, visit the Wagah Border to witness the ceremony between India and Pakistan. For lunch, try some amazing Punjabi cuisine at Bharawan Da Dhaba. In the afternoon, visit Durgiana Temple, a Hindu temple with stunning architecture. In the evening, head to Brothers’ Dhaba for some delicious Punjabi food before departing from Amritsar.
Make sure to try the famous Amritsari Fish at Makhan Fish & Chicken Corner in Amritsar, and the Lassi at Gian Di Lassi in Ludhiana. A side trip to McLeod Ganj, the home of Dalai Lama, is also recommended if time permits. For a unique experience, take a food walking tour in Amritsar or Chandigarh.