The Golden Temple is the principal shrine of Sikhism. It is surrounded by the sacred Amrita Saras (Pool of Mortality), in which the pilgrims bathe to become spiritually purified. We have build our hotel near Golden temple, so that the visitors in amritsar can visit Golden temple whenever they want.

A famous Hindu temple in the lines of the Golden Temple, with a sacred sarover sorrounding. It's dedicated to God's Laxmi Narayan and attracts thousands of devotees round the clock. The replica scenes from the Hindu epic 'Ramayana' & 'Mahabharat around the sarover are for an eyewash.

On 13th April 1919, General Dyer of the British Army sprayed Bullets in to innocent civilians killing thousands and injuring hundreds. The masacre was condenmed worldwide and the indian freedom movement was given an altogether different dimension thereafter. A special memorial at the very spot reminds us about the supreme sacrifice of our forefathers for independence of our motherland.

A Colorful 'Brating the Retreat' ceremony in the INDO-PAK Border at visitors from both the sides of the Border. A visit to AMRITSAR is undoubtly incomplete without a visit to wagah.

The college building is an excellent piece of construction and was built in 1892. It simply narrates the excellence in typical sikh architecture. As a seat of higher studies, it earned a name for itself not only in the north India but around the Globe. It really set a trend in the British age to excel in every sphere of life, be it sports, academics, social service and above all a love for your own country.

Fort Gobind Garh is in the south-west of the city, has been taken over by the Indian army and is now off limits. It was built in 1805-09 by Ranjit Singh, who was also responsible for constructing the city walls.