Lush fields speckled with yellow mustard flowers, colorful turbans, vivacious festivals, cheerful locals and the world famous Lassi & Butter chicken- Welcome you Punjab, the lively spirit of India! Steeped deep in history from the Indus Valley civilization era to the independence movement and finally the partition of India, this land of Sikhs is a celebration of cultures &traditions.
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Amritsar- The Soul of Punjab
Founded in 1577 by the fourth Sikh guru, Guru Ram Das, Amritsar is home to the stunning Golden Temple, Sikhism's holiest shrine and one of India’s most tranquil and awe-inspiring sights. In contrast to the peaceful environs of the temple are the frantic alley bazaars of Amritsar, replete with sensory overload of sights, sounds and smells.
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Wagah Border- India-Pakistan Road Border
Chandigarh- The Planned City
The joint capital of Punjab & Haryana, Chandigarh is the first planned city of modern India.
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Patiala- Princely Glory!
The former princely state of Patiala is endowed with some of the best architecture that reflects the glorious past of the land.
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Fairs & Festivals of Punjab
Shopping in Punjab
Punjab has a rich collection of handcrafted products. Colorful durries (rugs), embroidered jutties (footwear), woolen shawls, inlaid furniture, Phulkari work (embroidery), vivid parandis (hair accessories), and sports goods are some of the collectibles from Punjab.
Food in Punjab
Punjab is a foodie’s paradise. From the traditional Langar (community meal) at the Golden Temple to the delectable butter chicken & Chole Bature, from sweet lassi to Amritsari fish tikka & delicious Sarson Ka Saag; the food of Punjab keeps you drooling for more.
Best Time to Visit
Best time to visit this northern state is in winters from October to March.
How to Reach
By Air- Chandigarh International Airport and Amritsar International Airport are the two airports in Punjab catering to domestic and select international air traffic.
By Rail- Most of the cities in Punjab are connected to major Indian cities by a network of Indian Railways.
By Road- An excellent network of roads & highways connect Punjab to the rest of India.
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