Begin your honeymoon in the spiritual city of Amritsar by visiting the Golden Temple, the holiest shrine of Sikhism. Start your morning with a peaceful stroll around the temple complex and watching the sunrise. Make sure to savor the famous langar (free community kitchen food) offered at the temple. For the afternoon, visit the historic Jallianwala Bagh and learn about India's freedom struggle. End your day with a light and sound show at the Wagah border, a ceremony where Indian and Pakistani soldiers lower their respective national flags.
Travel to the royal city of Patiala, which is famous for its rich history, culture and hospitality. In the morning, visit the Sheesh Mahal, a magnificent palace built in the 19th century and is decorated with intricate glasswork. Take a stroll in the famous Baradari Gardens, which is an ideal spot for a picnic lunch. In the evening, enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Patiala by experiencing the traditional Punjabi music and dance performance at the Qila Mubarak complex.
Explore the bustling and industrial city of Ludhiana which has a rich cultural and historical legacy. Visit the Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum in the morning and learn about India's brave soldiers and wars. For the afternoon, head to the famous shopping street of Ludhiana, the Ghumar Mandi, and indulge in some retail therapy. In the evening, visit the Rakh Bagh Park which offers boating and other outdoor recreational activities.
End your honeymoon by visiting the well-planned and beautiful city of Chandigarh which is the capital of both Punjab and Haryana. In the morning, visit the famous Rock Garden which is a unique sculpture garden made out of industrial and urban waste. For lunch, head to the Sector-17 Plaza which offers a variety of restaurants and cuisines. In the evening, visit the Sukhna Lake which is a peaceful spot ideal for boating and watching the sunset.
If you have more time in Punjab, consider visiting the historic city of Patankot which is a gateway to the Himalayas. You can also visit the border towns of Attari and Hussainiwala which are famous for their border ceremonies. To maximize your fun, try the local cuisine of Punjab which is famous for its rich and spicy flavors. You can also indulge in some retail therapy by shopping for traditional Phulkari handicrafts and Punjabi juttis (shoes).