The nightly march-off of Indian and Pakistani soldiers at the Wagha Border is a sight to behold. Meanwhile, Jallian Wala Bagh, the site of the 1919 Amritsar Massacre, is a place of sombre reflection.
Akal Takht: The sacred seat of the Sikh Gurus situated right next to the Golden Temple is an absolute must-visit attraction in Amritsar that will leave you captivated.
Wagah Border: The last Indian area before the Pakistan mainland, known for its daily ceremony where soldiers parade, a popular tourist attraction in Amritsar.
Jallianwala Bagh: A historic garden and memorial built in memory of the people who died on 13th April 1919, home to many structures including a well where numerous individuals resorted to leaping into in a desperate attempt to preserve their existence.
Gobindgarh Fort: A historic tourist attraction located in the heart of Amritsar that was under the control of the Indian Army until 2017 when it was opened to the public.
Durgiana Temple: A popular place to visit in Amritsar dedicated to Goddess Durga, housing the idols of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu.
Attari Border Crossing: A top tourist attraction in Amritsar, visited by millions of people every year, promoting unity and friendship between India and Pakistan, where you can travel by bus to reach the Pakistani side.
