Top Amritsar Overnight Tours

This fascinating 2-day private tour has it all—you’ll get access to the stunning Golden Temple, watch a Wagah border ceremony, go to Jallianwala Bagh public gardens, and get the chance to go shopping in local bazaars. Take the stress out of organizing transport by having private transfers included. You won’t have to book accommodation as a hotel stay in Amritsar is included too.

This 2 days trip of Amritsar with Village Sightseeing includes Transfers(Railway Station/Hotel), Tourist Guide.

This two day private tour include transfer from guest hotel to railway station and back in Delhi. AC train ticket from Delhi to Amritsar and back. All sightseeing in Amritsar with private AC car/ van, 1 full day English speaking guide service and all monuments entrances. Guest will explore the sight of Sikh pilgrimage Golden Temple along with Bagha Border, Govindgarh Fort, Museum, Hindu Temples and Old Market.

Amritsar tour itineraryVisit to Golden TempleVisit to Jallian Wala BaghPartition MuseumGobindgarh FortWar Hero MemorialWagha International Border

The Tour is provided by reliable licenced Drivers & Guides to ensure your safety. It is totally flexible and can be altered as per your requirements.

Amritsar is one of the most important cities in Indian state of Punjab. Amritsar is world famous for the Golden Temple, one of the most important Sikh pilgrim centers in the world. Not only Sikhs, but millions of people of all religions visit this holy site from all over the world. Amritsar was also one of the active regions in the freedom struggle of India. This program would give you the glimpse of the Punjabi culture and give you a nice weekend break. In this tour we take you to the Golden Temple, Jalianwala Bagh, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum, Atari-Wagah border where beating retreat ceremony takes place every evening. Travelers also enjoy heritage walk around the Golden Temple.

The Golden Temple is a place of spiritual significance and importance to the Sikh faith. The Jallianwala Bagh, a public garden is close by, and houses a memorial of national importance, established in 1951 to commemorate the massacre by British occupying forces of peaceful celebrators on the occasion of the Punjabi New Year on April 13, 1919.