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2. A trip to Amritsar is like a goldmine for travelers. Amritsar, the largest city in Punjab, is
one of the most deeply spiritual cities in India. Thousands of Sikh devotees and tourists
make daily pilgrimages to Amritsar for only one place: the famous Golden Temple.
You can venture to the Pakistan border and watch the daily Wagah Border Ceremony,
taste incredible Punjabi food, stroll through the entertainment district Mandir Mata Lal
Devi and visit the Summer Palace. Besides, Amritsar is a great place to buy Indian textiles.
Here are some of the historical places that you can visit and explore more about
cultural attractions in Amritsar and historical places of Amritsar Punjab:

3. GOLDEN TEMPLE
Golden temple is the most fascinating and
visited place in Amritsar, famous due to its
Sarovar (artificial lake). However, this
legendary religious shrine is a tourist
attraction and one of the holiest places in the
world for Sikhs, many of whom make a
pilgrimage to this place.
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4. WAGAH BORDER
CEREMONY
A 31-kilometer drive west from Amritsar city
center brings you to the Pakistan border,
where a curious border-closing ceremony
takes place. Loaded with grandeur and
condition, the Beating Retreat Ceremony
includes a flashy presentation of gatekeepers
from the Indian Border Security Force.
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5. PARTITION MUSEUM
The year 1947 was an important year for
India. It was the year India gained its
independence from Britain. The year is split
into the two distinct entities of India and
Pakistan - an event known as the Partition of
India.
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6. MANDIR MATA LAL DEVI
The Mandir Mata Lal Devi is one of the most
spiritual and elegant places. Rumors have
spread far and wide, suggesting that this
Hindu sanctuary, devoted to the female holy
person Lal Devi, can expand ladies'
fruitfulness.
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7. JALLIANWALA BAGH
Jallianwala Bagh is located near Golden
temple on heritage street. The public garden
commemorates the estimated 1,500 people
killed or injured when British soldiers were
ordered to fire on peaceful protesters
demanding the release of imprisoned Indian
Independence Movement leaders in 1919.
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8. BABA ATAL TOWER
Baba Atal Tower is dedicated to Atal Rai,
the child of a Sikh Guru. As indicated by
legend, Atal Rai played out the supernatural
occurrence of bringing somebody
resurrected and afterward surrendered his
life to make up for the wrongdoing of
meddling with God's work.
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9. GOBINDGARH FORT
Gobindgarh Fort has been transformed into
an educational institution dedicated to the
history and culture of Amritsar. The complex
incorporates four historical centers,
incorporating a Warfare Museum with
uncommon weapons, a Turban Museum
clarifying headgear from the area, and a Sikh
Art Museum.
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10. SHRI DURGIANA
MANDIR
If you take a look at Shri Durgiana Mandir
(Durgiana Temple), you might think you see
double. With its half-gold, half-marble
facade, the domed structure looks almost
exactly like the Golden Temple - it's even in
the middle of a sacred lake.
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11. KHALSA COLLEGE
Architecture lovers should visit Khalsa College
at Grand Trunk Road in Amritsar. The historic
educational institution is a fantastic example
of the Indian and Persian style interior.
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12. SADDA PIND
Sadda Pind reflects authentic village life in
Punjab, India. Look forward to sculptures of
men and women performing everyday tasks
such as weaving, sewing, fetching water and
dancing. In the evenings, you can enjoy live
dance performances like bhangra and magic
shows. Besides, this place also offers
activities like camel riding and horse riding.
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