Top Amritsar Historical Tours

Tour Punjab's commercial and cultural center on this private tour of Amritsar's Golden Temple and Wagah Border that includes lunch. You'll see two of this destination's top attractions and learn about Sikh legends and India's early freedom movement. This tour also includes a stop at the Indo-Pak border, where you'll witness the iconic and highly choreographed flag ceremony.

Combine a tour of Amritsar with a visit out to the Pakistan border with this private tour. You'll visit the Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, and the Durgiana Temple during the day, with a break to relax, eat, or freshen up at your hotel. Your driver will return before sunset to take you to the border at Wagah to watch the evening flag retreat ceremony, known for its grandiose choreography.

Learn about what life is like in a Punjabi village on this private tour. You'll get to try your hand at milking cows, take a ride on a tractor or a bullock cart, learn how to tie a turban, or get mehndi (henna) done on your hands. You can also learn about traditional cooking methods or just relax as your hosts prepare you a meal of quintessentially Punjabi fare.

Learn about Sikhism and about the history of Amritsar's Golden Temple by experiencing the famous gurudwara with a professional guide. On this private tour, you'll walk through the temple complex, see where the holy book is kept in the evening, and visit the langar, or community kitchen, where food is produced and served for all who want it, free or by donation only.

See the highlights of Amritsar in just one day by booking this private, customizable tour led by a local guide. Standard stops include the famous Golden Temple—known as the center of the Sikh Faith—as well as the Partition Museum, and the Wagah Border on the frontier of Pakistan, where a theatrical daily border-closing ceremony takes place.

This is one day tour of Amritsar in which all the important points are covered and a one-day tour with an experienced driver. There are no hidden charges. GUIDE IS ONLY FOR GOLDEN TEMPLE AND JALLIANWALA BAGH You go with the driver at the border as Guide is not required there.

Avoid getting lost in the back alleys of Amritsar by joining a guided walking tour. With a small-group of like minded travelers, visit many of the Punjabi city’s cultural and historic highlights. Start at the Town Hall and walk to buildings and monuments that you might overlook when traveling alone, all while learning more about the city’s colorful history. End at the Golden Temple, which you can check out independently.

See Amritsar through the eyes of a local with this private guided tour of the city. You'll visit the most important site in town, the Golden Temple, a place of pilgrimage for members of the Sikh faith. You'll also have time to visit a few other historical sites—including the Old City—and pay a visit to the border with Pakistan.

Enjoy an evening of entertainment from Amritsar with a difference when you attend the Wagah Border Flag Ceremony before sunset. Your private guide will meet you at your Amritsar hotel and transport you to the India–Pakistan border, where you’ll watch the guards from the two rival nations face off against each other as they close the border for the day.

The Amritsar's recommended and most required package to explore the city in just 1 Day. In the Morning Local Amritsar Golden Temple with Jallianwala Bagh, Later Around 3'o Clock drive to Wagah Border to enjoy flag lowering ceremony. After returning from Wagah Border, You will have the option to do shopping and Lunch at some famous nearest places. Note: 1. This tour consists of pickup & drop within the city Radius of 8KM. 2. Airport Pickup or Drop will cost an extra as below: a) Sedan Car - Rs.1000 b) SUV Car - Rs.2000 3. Tour Guide not included, Will cost an extra Rs.1700

Tour one of India's most-iconic cities, where the Sikh reign supreme and learn about the chaos and culture that exemplify this destination. Visit Amritsar's most famous monuments: the Golden Temple and the Jalliawala Bagh. Sample traditional Punjab cuisine and learn about local legends and traditions from your friendly guide.

Globe Trek Travels, Amritsar city tour includes all the important & historic places to see in city. Our professional guide will make this tour memorable for you by showing the beautiful places & the history behind it. The service will be provided in a private air conditioned cars, coaches with ample of leg roam and premium tempo travellers for big groups. We also take care of our guest with every necessary aspects and provide mineral water bottles during tours to keep every one hydrated and special care of old age guests for hassle free experience. The Main Highlights of the tour are as following : 1. Golden Temple. 2. Back Door Entry to World Largest community Kitchen. 3. Jallianwala Bagh. 4. Partition Museum. 5. Durgiana Temple. 6. Mata lal devi temple.

Discover the north Indian city of Amritsar, in Punjab, on a walking tour. Learn about the city’s history, architecture, and culture over the course of a few hours as you explore key landmarks such as the Ancient Passage, Baba Bohar, and the Golden Temple Heritage Street. Your guided walking tour also includes a street food tasting where you can sample a handful of local dishes.

Learn about Sikhism and the history of modern India with this private walking tour, led by an English-speaking guide. You'll learn about the formation of India and Pakistan at the partition Museum, take a walk through the historic Old Town, and spend time at the gilded Golden Temple, the most important place of worship for members of the Sikh faith.

Heritage walk is a guided tour deep inside the narrow lanes and Bye lanes of the 400 year old city of amritsar. One gets to see Katras, Akharas Bungas, Havelis,and Hatties. The walk takes you back in the time as you witness town planning traditional trade and crafts being Practiced in the same place and in the same manner as has been done for centuries.

Travelers looking to learn more about the grave moments in Indian history will find a trove of incredible exhibitions and information in the Partition Museum of Amritsar Jallianwala Bagh and Wagah Border. This tour will be a 7 hour journey into the events of 1947, when the events of India's division of that year caused a ripple of shocking and somber moments in its history. Following this, you head to Jallianwala Bagh, a public garden with a somber history. This garden was made to commemorate the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre that took place right in Amritsar, when troops of the British army cut down participants of a peaceful protest. Although it happens daily, the Wagah Beating Retreat Border ceremony remains moving as a testament of history, culture, and international relations between India and Pakistan. In the ceremony, you will watch the soldiers of two nations put on a show of sorts, with the lowering of both flags and a handshake between two nations.

Experience Agra on your own terms with this full-day customizable tour of the city. You'll have full access to your own air-conditioned taxi along with a guide who can help you plan the activities and sights that works best for you. Popular stops include the Golden Temple the Battle of Saragarhi Memorial, and the Wagah Border with Pakistan, where an elaborate changing of the guards ceremony is staged daily.

Explore the impacts of the 1947 India-Pakistan Partition and Punjab’s war history on this full-day private tour from Amritsar. Skip buses and cabs to squeeze as much education and enjoyment as possible into a day exploring the region’s partition sights and museums. Roam Amritsar’s Partition Museum, explore the Punjab State Heroes’ War Memorial-Museum, and attend the Wagah Border-Closing ceremony, a symbol of the nations’ rivalry and brotherhood. Admissions and hotel pickup and drop-off are included for your convenience.

Explore two Amritsar highlights—beautiful Gobindgarh Fort and the Sadda Pind cultural museum—on this private tour, with private round-trip transport included to make everything easy. Travel by private vehicle to the 300-year-old Gobindgarh, once home to the first Sikh maharajah, and roam its bastions and moats. Next, visit Sadda Pind, an open-air recreation of a traditional mud village with craft demos, folk performances, authentic north Indian cuisine, and more, all combining into a colorful recreation of old Punjab.

Start your local city tour with the blessings of Harimandir Sahib "Golden Temple"- the most important sikh shrine. Then visit Jallianwala Bagh (nearby Golden Temple) - the place where hundreds of Indian are brutally massacre by british general Dyer. Mata Lal Ji Devi Temple: Lal Devi and was built in 1989. Mata Lal Devi ji was born in 1923 at Kasoor in Lahore district of Pakistan. Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum and Panorama in Ram Bagh: House of the history, art and architecture of the Sikhs of the 18th and the 19th century. Wagah Border: Watch the lowering of the flags ceremony at the Indo-Pak Border.

Explore the splendid sights and destinations in Amritsar while accompanied by an expert local guide/driver who will allow you to learn so much more than what is on the surface of this beautiful city. From your hotel, you head first to the famous Golden Temple, one of the most vital structures and key landmarks in the city. As you offer prayers and witness how tea and bread are made in this sacred location, you’ll discover how it has come to be so revered as the holiest gurdwara in the Sikh religion. • Behold the majestic Golden Temple of Amritsar, the holiest gurdwara in Sikh religion • Explore Amritsar in this full day tour, seeing the city, its people, and learning about its history • See the magnificent monuments from Golden Temple and visit the kitchen to see the of making Roti

Begin your trip with Pul Kanjari which is a historical village situated 35 km away from Amritsar on Amritsar-Lahore road, near the villages of Daoka and Audhar on the Wagah border. It is one of the heritage sites built by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, where he used to rest while travelling with his troops.Post that visit the Wagah Beating Retreat Border ceremony which remains moving as a testament of history, culture, and international relations between India and Pakistan. Head out to the Wagah Border with your English speaking guide and watch as you head to the Grand Trunk Road, the only link between India and Pakistan in 1999. In the ceremony, you will watch the soldiers of two nations put on a show of sorts, with the lowering of both flags and a handshake between two nations. After that have taste of local vegetarian cuisine at local restaurant.

Head to the Golden Temple which is easily recognizable and key landmark of the city is the holiest gurdwara in the Sikh religion. Here, the faithful offer prayers and take a meal provided for free by the temples. You can offer prayers yourself and also visit the temple's mega kitchen to see these meals being created and served. Following this, you head to Jallianwala Bagh, a public garden with a somber history. This garden was made to commemorate the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre that took place right in Amritsar, when troops of the British army cut down participants of a peaceful protest. Travelers looking to learn more about the grave moments in Indian history will find a trove of incredible exhibitions and information in the Partition Museum of Amritsar. This tour will be a two hour journey into the events of 1947, when the events of India's division of that year caused a ripple of shocking and somber moments in its history.

Explore the splendid sights and destinations in Amritsar while accompanied by an expert local guide who will allow you to learn so much more than what is on the surface of this beautiful city. From your hotel, you head first to the famous Golden Temple, one of the most vital structures and key landmarks in the city. As you offer prayers and witness how tea and bread are made in this sacred location, you’ll discover how it has come to be so revered as the holiest gurdwara in the Sikh religion. This is followed by a trip to Jallianwala Bagh, which is a sacred location for all different reasons: the historical events that this garden commemorates calls back to the infamous massacre that took place, under the troops of the British Indian Army. Next is to Rambagh Garden before ending your trip back to your hotel.