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Amritsar Heritage Street Walk
Heritage walk is a guided tour deep inside the narrow lanes and Bye lanes of the 400-year-old city of amritsar. One gets to see Katras, Akharas Bungas, Havelis, and Hatties. The walk takes you back in the time as you witness town planning traditional trade and crafts being Practiced in the same place and in the same manner as has been done for centuries.
- Town Hall:-Town Hall built by the British in 1866, the historic Town Hall is the center of the Amritsar's local administration .
- Gurdwara Saragarahi:-Gurdwara Saragarahi this is dedicated to he the twenty-one soldiers of the 36 Sikh Battalion who lost their lives bravely.
- Qila Ahluwalia:-Qila Ahluwalia the fort once belonged to Ahluwalia Misl whose famous leader Jassa Singh Ahluwalia played a crucial role in repelling foreign invasions during the 18th Century.
- Jalebiwala Chowk:-Jalebiwala Chowk located in the heart of Amritsar's commercial sector, it is a gastronome's delight.
- Udasin Ashram Akhara Sangalwala:-Udasin Ashram Akhara Sangalwala founded in 1771, it was originally known as Nirban Akhara after its founder.
- Chitta Akhara:-Chitta Akhara it is also known as Ganga Raam Akhara after its founder Mahant Ganga Raam and it was established in 1781.
- Darshani Deori:-Darshani Deori this marks the spot from where Sri Guru Arjun and Sri Guru Hargobind would stand to view the Golden Temple.
Amritsar Food Walk
Punjabi cuisine is the stuff legends are made of. The city of Amritsar was the focal point of the rise of Sikh culture. It has, through the ages, seen and assimilated the cultural evolution of this vibrant community. It continues to retain one of the richest aspects of Punjabi heritage — the cuisine. Kulcchas dripping with butter, stuffed naans, keemas and the famed Maa ki Daal all emerge from the streets of this wonderful city. The city has lots to offer for both vegetarians as well as non-vegetarians, apart from the fantastic Indian sweets. Walk with us as we guide you through a sea of aromas guaranteed to fight for your attention.
- Kulcha of Kulwant
- Jalabian of Gurdass Ram
- Narayan Poorian wala
- Street food at Telephone exchange
- Gyan Di Lassi
- Lunch at Kesar da Dhaba
- Dinner at Bharawa da Dhaba
Village Tour
When we talk about Punjab and its culture it is all about its rural life and its culture which is still based in agriculture, Punjab village life has seen a big change after 1970s, green revolution has changed the economic paradigms.
- Calm & Peaceful Environment
- Tradital Food ( Makki ki Roti/ Sarso ka Saag)
- Tractor ride
- Water Canal