• Town Hall - This beautiful piece of architecture was built by the British in 1866 as a local administration office after they took control of Punjab in 1849.
• Saragarhi Memorial Gurudwara - This gurudwara was constructed to honor the 21 brave Sikh soldiers of the 36 Sikh battalion who fought valiantly to protect their post on September 12, 1897, in Saragarhi, located on the northwest border (now in Pakistan).
• Qilla Ahluwalia - Situated in the heart of downtown, this fort was built by Sardar Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, a renowned misaldar of Punjab province, who played a significant role in repelling foreign invasions during the 18th century.
• Katra Ahluwalia - Jalebia Wala Chowk: This roundabout is named after a sweet shop that has been in operation since 1956. The shop is famous for making jalebis, a popular sweet in Punjab.
• S23/396 - Udasin Akhara Sangal Wala: Founded by Nirvan Priyatam Dass in 1771, this holy place serves as an educational and meditation center for holy men.
• Baba Bohar Shivala at Bartan Bazaar - Located at the end of the utensil market (Bartan Bazaar) in the heart of the old city, this site features a banyan tree, which holds significant religious importance in Hindu mythology. The tree symbolizes the trimurti Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesha, and is never trimmed, even when it grows out of a house wall. Baba Bohar is a living example of this, where priests and holy men meditate and philosophize.
• Darshani Deori - The name itself signifies its importance: ‘darshan’ means an opportunity to see a holy person or place, and ‘deori’ means a room at the top of the door. Darshani Deori was the place where Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji and Sri Guru Hargobind Ji would stand to view The Harmandir Sahib (The Golden Temple) during their time.
• Gurudwara Chaurasti Attari, Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib - Established by Sri Guru Hargobind Ji in the early 1600s, this place also featured 32 shops set up by him, encouraging traders to start their businesses here. The market was named Batti Hatta Market. This site is close to his residence, and he often spent time here with devotees.

• Bottled water
• Tour guide

• Monuments entrances like partition museum INR 250 PER PERSON.

Embark on an enchanting Heritage Walking Tour of Amritsar, where the past, culture, and traditions are vividly brought to life. Stroll through the narrow streets of the old city, uncovering hidden treasures like ancient Havelis (mansions), temples, and lively bazaars. Explore renowned sites such as Town Hall, Gurudwara Saragarhi, and Qila Ahluwalia, each narrating stories of Amritsar’s illustrious history.

Immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant spirit as you wander through traditional markets, taste local specialties, and admire the intricate architecture that showcases Amritsar’s Mughal and Sikh legacy. This engaging walk provides a profound connection to the city’s essence, making it an essential experience for those passionate about history and culture.

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