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Loading…This is one of five sarovars in the city. This sarovar is in honor of Mata Kaulan, a Muslim woman, who was taken into care by the sixth Sikh Guru, Guru Hargobind on instructions of Mian Mir, a close friend of the Sikh Gurus and a pious and wise Muslim pir. All Sikhs are encourage
This is one of five sarovars in the city. This sarovar is in honor of Mata Kaulan, a Muslim woman, who was taken into care by the sixth Sikh Guru, Guru Hargobind on instructions of Mian Mir, a close friend of the Sikh Gurus and a pious and wise Muslim pir. All Sikhs are encouraged in their lives to do volunteer services at any gurdwara or in the greater society, and everyone you see working here is fulfilling that duty. It's likely possible that you can join in if you feel so inclined: you could enquire by asking the people outside peeling vegetables, or those washing dishes.
Within 1 km of Kaulsar Sarovar.
Nine-storey tower near the Golden Temple built in memory of Atal Rai, son of Guru Hargobind.
The Golden Temple: the holiest Sikh shrine, a gilded sanctum in the middle of the Amrit Sarovar pool, open day and night to people of all faiths.
The highest seat of Sikh temporal authority, facing the Golden Temple sanctum across the causeway.
National memorial garden marking the 13 April 1919 massacre, with bullet-marked walls and the Martyrs Well, steps from the Golden Temple.
The world's first museum devoted to the 1947 Partition, in Amritsar's old Town Hall near the Golden Temple.
Hindu temple near Lohgarh Gate rebuilt in 1921 in the style of the Golden Temple, set in its own sacred tank.
18th-century fort rebuilt by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, now a living-history park with a coin museum, 7D film and evening projection show.
Indian museum that holds rare handwritings of Sikh gurus and pictures of Sikh gurus, warriors, heroes of history, collection of old Sikh coins, old Sikh armaments etc.
It's one of the modern airports in India and quite adequate if not exactly exciting.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh had been staying here in a Baradari as and when he passed by with his troops. It has been declared as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. It is said that once when a young dancer was going to Maharaja's Baradari for a dance performance, her shoe slipped int
Attraction in Ludhiana.
It is one of the most popular hangout places with many eating joints such as the Noodle Bar, Yo China, and Hot Breads.
is another open place to enjoy all sorts of spicy eateries: Stuffed naans, Cholley Bhuture, and Chaat, Tikki.
Attraction in Jalandhar.
The town was founded by the Hindu Kamboh. The Kamboh settlements lay to the west of present town and the sites are still marked by extensive ruins and two old tombs, now called the Black and Red Domes, from the colour of the material. The large and handsome tombs dating at least
Attraction in Amritsar.