Punjab is a region in the northwest of India that has a remarkable cultural past and five rivers. It is the second-largest producer of the major agricultural products in India and is referred to as the “Granary of India.” The sports and hosiery products industries are well-known in Punjab. In terms of infrastructure and per capita income, it is one among India’s most wealthy states. Many historic buildings, Gurudwaras, temples, ashrams, tranquil lakes, spiritual shrines, museums, and wildlife reserves that are home to various endangered species of animals and migratory birds can be found across Punjab’s attractive cities and towns.
Every year, the Department of Tourism Punjab hosts folk performances and cultural events that draw a sizable number of both local and foreign tourists in an effort to disseminate the rich art and culture of Punjab. Punjab tourism works hard to promote the state’s traditional and regional handicrafts, handlooms, and food.
Arrive in Patiala, settle in, then spend the evening seeing the Gurudwara Dukh Nivaran and the Kali Mata shrine.
After breakfast, go on to Sheesh Mahal, the Medal Gallery, and the Botanical Garden. Also, stop by the NIS and Sports Museum there, as well as Kila Mubarak in the city’s centre, where you can view the Kila Anderson and the Chandelier Museum. After eating, take a stroll through the bazaar in the evening to visit the Patiala Salwaar, Parandha, and Phulkari Juti. Stay the night in Patiala.
After breakfast at the hotel, check out and travel the 232 km (four hours) to Amritsar, where you may witness a parade and festivities. Return to Amritsar in the evening, go to the “Golden Temple,” have dinner, and spend the night there.
After breakfast, check out of the hotel and travel to the Amritsar airport or train station to catch your journey to the next destination.
