Amritsar Group Trip

Package Overview

Welcome to Amritsar!

The largest city in Punjab is undeniably famous for two things – The holiest shrine of Sikhism- the spectacular Golden Temple; and the only road-border crossing between India and Pakistan- The Wagah Border. It’s well worth spending some time exploring the sprawling temple and the intriguing ceremonies, but you don’t have to stop there, because this holy city is also a must-do street-food destination, has tons of history and has many bustling markets and culture! All in all, it is the quintessential PUNJAB!

Pack your bags!…because we at Panache are going to take you on a packed weekend getaway which will transport you into the soul of Amritsar to get better acquainted and truly feel what its like to be a local in this amazing city. Join us as we take you on food and culture walks around the city which will tingle your taste buds and then into the narrow lanes of this 400 year old city where you will get to see Katras, Akharas and Havelis which will definitely take you back in time. Also get a chance to go on a one of a kind experience by taking a Tractor ride into a village where you will know what it feels like to be a Punjabi by having your very own turban tied, flyng some kites and then, of course no trip to Amritsar over until you get your very own Bollywood-esque pictures in the Sarson ke khet!

So pick up the phone/email us and book your spot. Join our motley bandwagon of travellers as we head to Amritsar on this one of a kind trip!

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Sat Sri Akal!

  On arrival you will be transferred and checked into your hotel. Later in the day we will visit the Partition Museum and the Jallianwala Bagh where one of India’s biggest tragedies took place. Time permitting we may go to the Gobindgarh fort where you will get to witness a unique sound and light show. From here we go to The Golden temple to experience the Palki Ceremony at dusk, accompanied with drums and hymns that fill the air.

  • Hotspots Golden Temple, Gobindgarh Fort
  • Themes Forts and Palaces
• Day 2 : Golden Temple

  After a hearty Breakfast we will head back to the Golden Temple to get a different view of this spectacular shrine in the day as well as if possible get a chance to eat & to volunteer at the community kitchen. We will then make our way to the Wagah Border where you will witness the one of a kind ceremony that takes place between the soldiers of India and Pakistan every evening at the border. On your last night in Amritsar get your appetite ready as we set up a bonfire and have “Punjabi Khaana” accompanied by some energetic Bhangra and Dhol!

  • Hotspots Golden Temple
  • Themes Forts and Palaces
• Day 3 : Transferred to the airport

  Before you depart to the airport, embark on a food and culture walk into the by-lanes and dhabas of Amritsar that truly give you a feel of the city…. before going into a village on a tractor to experience what its like to be a local by getting a turban tied and engaging in some kite flying. All good things must come to an end so we will then make our back to the hotel where you will be transferred to the airport to head back home with some amazing memories.

  • Themes Forts and Palaces

Inclusions

• Hotel
• • 2 nights accommodation in a boutique hotel on sharing basis
• • Breakfast
• • Airport transfers
• • Culture & food walk in the streets of Amritsar
• • Visit of Golden Temple by day
• • Visit of Golden Temple by evening
• • Excursion to Wagah Border
• • One Gala dinner with Bhangra & Dhol
• • Tractor ride into the village
• • Kite flying & turban tying experience

Exclusions

• • Lunches and Dinners not mentioned
• • Any sort of Personal Expenses
• • Domestic flights
• • 5% GST

Package Start From

• Amritsar, Punjab, India, Asia

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