India · AMRITSAR AND THE GOLDEN TEMPLE
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Amritsar is a one-day city with three fixed points. The Golden Temple and its langar, which serves free meals to tens of thousands of people a day. Jallianwala Bagh, the walled garden where troops fired on an unarmed crowd in 1919. And the flag ceremony at the Wagah border in the late afternoon. Below are the 5 tours covering them, what each includes, when they start, and how the timing works if you want all three. Heads are covered and shoes left outside at the temple, and visitors are welcome in the langar.
$54 private Amritsar tour with Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, and Wagah border flag retreat, plus pickup and guide.
“It was an excellent tour experience with excellent tour guides throughout the tour. I trust Viator. They are what they tell you.”
Private Amritsar day tour with a local guide: Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Wagah border ceremony, hotel pickup, and bottled water.
“Narinder was great. He was informative, considerate on how to give me the best experience, and easy to talk to. He is a friendly guide that makes you feel comfortable and has great suggestions for local sweets.”
Private Wagah border ceremony tour from Amritsar with AC pickup, guided entry, photo stops, and Khalsa College and Atari.
“The booking and communication process was seamless. Jassi was a very knowledgeable and accomodating tour guide. Had a great day exploring Amritsar and Wagah border.”
A private 3 to 4 hour Punjabi village tour in Amritsar with turban tying, cow milking, tractor rides, mehndi, and a homemade lunch.
“Wonderful village tour for people looking to experience real Punjab. Loving family and amazing hospitality”
Amritsar heritage walking tour with an English Hindi Punjabi guide, hidden lanes, and major stops like Partition Museum and Golden Temple.
“Hardrik was an exceptional guide - very knowledgeable, welcoming and friendly. Got to see the famous sights as well as lots of places that I would never have found on my own. Felt very safe as a solo female traveller.”
