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Welcome to Amritsar - Home to the Golden Temple

The name Amritsar is the combination of two words 'Amrit' the Holy Nectar and 'Sarovar' which means lake, Literally means The Pool of Nector. Sri Guru Ram Das Ji,the fourth Sikh Guru , had initially constructed a pool of nector naming it as Amrit-Sarovar here, and founded Amritsar, which houses the Golden Temple or Harmandir Sahib.

Golden Temple	Durgiana Mandir	Jallianwala Bagh	Wagah Border	Ram Tirath

Golden Temple : Golden Temple -- Harmandir Sahib Although there are a number of Sikh shrines in and around Amritsar, Golden Temple is the biggest of all tourist attractions in Amritsar.

Durgiana Mandir : Shree Lakshmi Narayan Mandir -- Durgiana Mandir is the most sacred place in the entire Durgiana Complex . The multi colored illuminations of this area on the eve of Janam Ashtami, Dussehra and Diwali get reflected in the shimmering water of the sacred tank and present a heavenly sight for the gods to watch.

Jallianwala Bagh : In 1919, the British Police fired randomly on a peaceful assembly of people gathered in demand of freedom, which killed hundreds of men, women and children on the spot. The bullet marks on the boundary walls bring alive the agonizing tale of cruelty of colonial rule.

Wagah Border : Another prominent tourist attraction in Amritsar is not a monument but a daily event. A little away from Amritsar at the India shares international frontier with Pakistan. Every evening, the change of guard among either national security forces, a handshaking distance apart, is a fantastic spectacle.

Ram Tirath Temple : Ram Tirath Temple is located at a distance of 11 kilometers West of Chogawan road, Amritsar. The Temple dates back top the period of Ramayana. There is an ancient tank at this place. A number of Temples are scattered in the area. At the site there is a hut where Mata Sita gave birth to Luv and Kush. The site also has Maharishi Valmiki's hermitage and a well with stairs where Mata Sita used to take her bath. The Temples exhibit scenes from Ramayana.

Amritsar-a traditional vibrant city -is known for warmth & hospitality. Amritsaris are born hosts, and are famous for having a palate for eating. Its food, culture, hospitality, shopping, temples, and, of course, its narrow streets are a nostalgic trip down the memory lane.

The city is famous for its culinary delicacies like multi-layered prathas, bhatura channa, tandoori kulchas, puris, jam, marmalades, sharbat, rabri & lassi. Other delicacies include satpuras, samosas, fried fish,seekh kabab, mutton tikka, barbecued chicken and spicy pickles.

The celebrated papad and vadian from Amritsar have become the subject of many a rhymes and jingles, Amritsaris have a sweet tooth for pinnis, balushahis and gur ka halwa.The city has many places for traditional cuisines and modern foods. The bustling bazaars in the city are stocked brimful with papadums, vadis, and other spices, and the ampapad (mango slices salted and dried) are something to carry back home

Amritsari kulfi is available in the famous Hall Bazaar, Lawrence Road zand many shops of the walled city. The delectably refreshing kulfi, made of pista, kesar, elaichi and pure milk, is available at an affordable price

Punjabis' love for lassi can best be seen at the shops of Gian Halwai and Ahuja Lassi Wala. Unmindful of the changing weather, people of all age groups can be seen thronging these shops and gulping down lassi that is tastefully covered with a thick layer of butter and cream