Five river land, Punjab. The land of food, color, and happiness. As it is historically one of India’s most important places, this state sector beautiful architecture, and religious sites.
List of the top 13 places to visit in Punjab.
1. The Zakir Hussain Rose Garden
The rose garden is called former President Zakir Hussein’s, a field spread over 30 acres with 50,000 rose bushes of 1600 different varieties. Called after former President of India Zakir Hussain.
2. Wagah Border Ceremony
Hundreds of persons flock every night to watch the Wagah border, which is the international boundary between Pakistan and India, as the wards change majestically and the national flags retreat.
3. Garden of Silence
Located next to the stunning Sukhna lake, the beautifully landscaped Garden of Silence is the ideal place for meditation and general peacefulness.
4. Virasat-e-Khalsa
Virasat-e-Khalsa is situated in Anandpur Sahib and is a museum that offers insights into all the events of over 500 years ago, which gave rise to Sikhism.
5. Sukhna Lake
In 1958, by damming the Sukhna chole, a glorious Sukhna Lake was built in Chandigarh. The lake is extended for 3 km and has clear water, boats, and a variety of birds, including the Siberian duck and crane, are home to it.
6. Golden Temple
The Golden Temple dates back 400 years with its majestic glory. It is Sikhism’s most significant sanctuary. Don’t forget the langar when you visit the Golden Temple. Every day, a community feeds at least 40,000 people. The figure increases to 1,00,000 over weekends and holidays.
7. Jallianwala Bagh
Jallianwala Bagh, a historic garden and a museum, is one of Amritsar’s most visited tourist spots. It was constructed in the memory of those who died in bagh on 13 April 1919.
8. Wonderland
This is the best spot for you if you’re adventurous and love a rush. Wunderland is one of the most popular places to visit in Jalandhar, the location of some of the most spectacular and exciting adventures.
9. Terraced Garden
Terraced Garden, a location renowned for its beautiful collections of diverse flower and lanky trees, is located in sector 33 of Chandigarh. The greenhouse, which was established in 1979, is surrounded by over 10 acres of greenery.
10. Jang-e-Azadi Memorial
The Memorial of Jang-e-Azadi was constructed near the Jalandhar-Amritsar motorway in Kartarpur and is dedicated to the valiant hearts of Punjab who sacrificed their lives for India. This mega project was spread over 25 acres and became one of Jalandhar’s main attractions for tourists.
11. Gobindgarh Fort
The Gobindgarh Fort is one of Amritsar’s most popular tourist attractions, situated in the heart of Amritsar. The fort was run by the Indian army and was only open for public viewing until 2017.
12. Iskcon Temple
Peaceful and spiritual, the Temple Iskon is one of the most important sites to visit in Chandigarh, particularly for Lord Krishan’s spiritual entities and devotees. Every corner of the temple speaks of pureness and loyalty to the nobles from routine poojas to annual festivities during the year.
13. Rock Garden
Started by Nek Chand Saini, founder in 1957, the Chandigarh Rock Garden is now one of Chandigarh’s best tourist spots. Rock Garden, spread out over 40 acres of beautifully planned and adorned property, is adorned with over 5,000 sculptures.
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