Amritsar: Golden Temple Walking Tour

Amritsar, India

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Duration

2 hour

Tour Guide

Live Guide

Tour Type

Walking

Group Size

2 people

Languages

English

Overview

Amritsar`s Golden Temple walking tour starts at the Partition Museum, located inside Amritsar City Hall. There, our English language speaking guide will tell you all about the background behind the disturbances which led to British India breaking into two different countries, India and Pakistan. This is the perfect location to learn more about both Amritsar and the country in general. As we explore the narrow, bustling streets of the Old Town, you will see a replica of the Indian Parliament and a statue of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, a famous social reformer.

Continuing our journey through the history of Amritsar and Sikhism, the Akal Takht, the highest seat of religious authority for Sikhism The next point on our tour is Amritsar's symbolic icon, the Golden Temple. This impressive place of worship is captivating not only for its beautiful architecture but also the ambiance of respect and spirituality that is felt in its vicinity.

4 Reasons to Book this tour

Golden Temple Main Shrine
Akal Takht Sahib
Shri Guru Ramdass Langar Hall (Free Community Kitchen)
Dukh Bhanjani Beri (Healing Tree)

Itinerary

Start

Meet at Partition Museum in Amritsar at 8 AM sharp. From there we begin our tour towards Golden Temple Complex

Stop

Visit the Golden Temple and understand about the history, culture and the importance of Sikhism

End

Our tour will end at Golden Temple

Included / Excluded

Bottled Water
Professional Tour Guide

Accomodation/Hotels
Fuel, Tolls, Taxes and Parking Charges
Entrance Fees
Skip The Line
Bus/Tuk Tuk/Metro Fare
Gratuities for Driver and Guide
Food/Snacks
Pick up and Drop

Meeting Point

Partition Museum, Amritsar

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Things to remember

The temple is open to everyone – regardless of religion, caste, colour or sex. But there are a few stringently enforced rules that a visitor must observe – at the risk of being publicly and at times, rudely reprimanded by the burly temple guards who roam the complex ticking off offenders.
Remove your shoes before entering the temple complex
Wash your feet in a small pool of water at the entrance
Keep your head covered at all times – the Gurudwara provides a head covering for those who have not carried a scarf
Do not carry or consume alcohol, drugs, meat or cigarettes while in or around the shrine
Dress appropriately & do not break the line