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1. Taj Swarna
Taj Swarna
2. Hyatt Regency Amritsar Hotel & Spa
Hyatt Regency Amritsar Hotel & Spa
3. Radisson Blu Hotel Amritsar
Radisson Blu Hotel Amritsar
4. Courtyard by Marriott Amritsar
Courtyard by Marriott Amritsar
5. Fairfield by Marriott Amritsar
Fairfield by Marriott Amritsar
6. voco Amritsar by IHG
voco Amritsar by IHG
7. Park Inn By Radisson Amritsar Airport
Park Inn By Radisson Amritsar Airport
8. Ramada Encore by Wyndham Amritsar Airport
Ramada Encore by Wyndham Amritsar Airport
9. Four Points By Sheraton Amritsar, Mall Road
Four Points By Sheraton Amritsar, Mall Road
10. Sarovar Premiere Amritsar
Sarovar Premiere Amritsar
11. Hotel KR Near Golden Temple
Hotel KR Near Golden Temple
12. Regenta Place Amritsar
Regenta Place Amritsar
13. Le Méridien Amritsar
Le Méridien Amritsar
14. BluSalzz Residence Amritsar
BluSalzz Residence Amritsar
15. Clarion Inn Greywall By Choice Hotels
Clarion Inn Greywall By Choice Hotels
16. SureStay Hotel by Best Western Heritage Walk
SureStay Hotel by Best Western Heritage Walk
17. The Fern Amritsar, GT Road, Series by Marriott
The Fern Amritsar, GT Road, Series by Marriott
18. Hotel SS Royal
Hotel SS Royal
19. Hotel Heaven View
Hotel Heaven View
20. Golden Sarovar Portico Amritsar
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Top neighbourhoods in Amritsar

Old City
The Old City neighbourhood offers attractions, such as Akal Takht and Jallianwala Bagh Monument.
Ram Bagh Area
The Ram Bagh Area neighbourhood has lots to see, including Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama and Maha Raja Ranjit Singh's Statue.

Katra Shersingh
Amritsar's Katra Shersingh neighbourhood is home to attractions, such as Hall Bazaar and Gandhi Gate.
Top landmarks in Amritsar
Learn more about Amritsar
The Golden Temple's shimmering dome reflects in sacred waters, drawing pilgrims who circle its marble walkways in reverent silence. Join the communal kitchen where volunteers serve free meals to thousands daily – an experience in Sikh hospitality that transcends tourism. The Partition Museum tells heart-wrenching stories of India's division through personal artefacts and testimonies. At dusk, head to Wagah Border for the famous ceremony where guards from both nations perform an elaborate, theatrical changing of the guard. Hall Bazaar buzzes with shoppers haggling over phulkari embroidery and juttis (traditional footwear). Save room for kulcha, a local bread stuffed with potatoes and served with chickpea curry from streetside vendors who've perfected recipes over generations.































































































































































































