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Best Amritsar Tour by Tempo Traveller from Delhi

A 3 day Amritsar tour package from Delhi is a great way to understand the city's complex cultural history. Filled with spirituality and spice-filled streets, Amritsar is a tourist's paradise. This short but fun trip takes you to Amritsar's popular sites like the Golden Temple and Jallianwala Bagh, as well as a glimpse of the always beautiful Punjabi traditions.

3 Day Amritsar Tour from Delhi

Duration	2 Nights / 3 Days
Destinations	Delhi → Amritsar → Delhi
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Trip Highlights

Visit the iconic Golden Temple, a major pilgrimage site for Sikhs
Experience the Wagah Border ceremony, a patriotic display of military drills
Explore Jallianwala Bagh, a historical site that holds a deep connection to India's freedom struggle
Taste authentic Punjabi food, known for its rich flavours and spices
Shop for traditional crafts, clothes, and jewellery in the bustling markets of Amritsar

Amritsar Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Delhi to Amritsar

The adventure begins as soon as you land in Delhi, from where you can take a train or bus to Amritsar. Many people prefer to take the Shatabdi Express train, which leaves early in the morning and takes about 6 hours to reach Amritsar. Alternatively, there is also the option of a pleasant car ride. After reaching Amritsar, you will check in to your hotel and relax for some time.

At night, feel free to experience the nearby shopping area, which has a lot of typical Punjabi attire. Phulkari Clothes, Juttis (traditional shoes), and Amritsari papad are some of the things you cannot miss to buy. While shopping, do not forget to enjoy great Punjabi food at one of the nearby eateries. With a wide variety of cuisines available in Amritsar, do not leave without tasting street eats like Chhole Bhature, Lassi, and Amritsari Kulcha.

You will be transferred to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2: Amritsar Sightseeing

On the second day, you will spend the whole day sightseeing in Amritsar and visiting all the important sites.

Golden Temple - Start your day by visiting the Golden Temple, also known as Harmandir Sahib. It is one of the most revered shrines for Sikhs, and the atmosphere around the temple is blissful, creating peace and comfort among people. Do not miss the langar (community kitchen) in the temple premises, which serves people of any caste or religion free of cost.

Jallianwala Bagh - On completion of the visit to the ‘Golden Temple’, visit the Jallianwala Bagh which is nearby. This place is a haunting reminder of the horrific event that took place in the year nineteen ninety-one. However, it represents the sacrifices made during India’s freedom struggle.

Wagah Border - On a King’s Day holiday, visit the Wagah Border, where enjoy watching the most popular cross-border ceremony held between India and Pakistan. The daily schedule of the border ceremony includes patriotic performances by soldiers of both the armies of the respective countries. The massive crowded venue and the fierce and enthusiastic army men are the reason for this captivating adventure.

After an exciting day, you will return to your hotel in the evening. After all the hustle and bustle, you can also have a quiet family dinner and talk about the day's events.

Day 3: Final Day in Amritsar and Delhi Departure

On your last day, don’t rush to the airport. Instead, plan to go sightseeing or visit other places nearby before returning to Delhi.

Durgiana Mandir - This is one of the other religious places you can visit, which is somewhat similar to the Golden Temple. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga and its architecture is also as beautiful as the Golden Temple.

Partition Museum - This is an exhibition that depicts the pain and suffering caused by the partition of India and Pakistan. It has a set of pictures, so-called memorabilia and facts about this event in history.

As you prepare to leave the city of Amritsar, make sure to stop at one of the popular restaurants in the city for another round of delicious local food. After lunch, you will head to the railway station or bus terminal and then start your journey to Delhi.

Travel Tips

The Ideal Time To Visit - Visiting Amritsar is best during the months of October to March when the weather remains comfortable. Avoid the summer season as it can be extremely hot.
Dress Appropriately - Ladies and gentlemen are encouraged to dress well, especially at worship centres like the Golden Temple, and should also carry a scarf on the head.
Carry Cash With You - Most local shops and restaurants will not accept card payments, instead carry some money.
Reserve Connections Ahead Of Time - Make all travel arrangements for seats, standing space or otherwise on vehicles including trains and buses well in advance, especially in the high tourist season.
Follow Local Culture - Amritsar is otherwise considered a holy city. When visiting shrines or sites like the Golden Temple, please follow customs and practices.

Inclusion Exclusions

Inclusions
Accommodation for 2 nights in a hotel (depending on your package choice)
Transportation from Delhi to Amritsar and back (train, bus, or private car)
Sightseeing as per the itinerary
Daily breakfast at the hotel
Guide services at major attractions, such as the Golden Temple and Wagah Border
Entry fees for Jallianwala Bagh and other listed attractions

Exclusions
Lunches and dinners (unless specified in your package)
Personal expenses, such as shopping and additional meals outside the itinerary
Any extra services or activities not mentioned in the itinerary
Travel insurance (it is recommended to purchase travel insurance before your trip)
Entry fees to the Partition Museum or any optional attractions not listed in the package

Frequently Asked Question

Q1. How Far Is Amritsar From Delhi?

A1. Amritsar is approximately 450 kilometres away from Delhi. The journey takes about 6 hours by train and 8-9 hours by road.

Q2. What Is The Best Way To Travel From Delhi To Amritsar?

A2. The Shatabdi Express is a popular option for travellers due to its comfort and speed. Alternatively, you can travel by bus, private car, or even fly from Delhi to Amritsar.

Q3. Is It Safe To Travel To Amritsar?

A3. Yes, Amritsar is considered safe for tourists. However, it’s always a good idea to stay cautious, especially in crowded areas and during late-night travels.

Q4. What Should I Wear When Visiting The Golden Temple?

A4. Wear modest, comfortable clothing. Both men and women are required to cover their heads, and shoes should be removed before entering the temple complex.