Amritsar Heritage Walk Tour

Town Hall:-built By the British in 1866, the Historic Town Hall is the Centre of the Amritsar's Local Administration
Gurdwara Saragarahi - this is Dedicated to the Twenty One Soldiers of the 36 Sikh Battalion Who Lost Their Lives Bravely Defending Their Posts On Spetember 12, 1897
Qila Ahluwalia: the Fort Once Belonged to Ahluwalia Misl Whose Famous Leader Jassa Singh Ahluwalia Played Crucial Role in Repelling Foreign Invasions During the 18th Century
Jalebiwala Chowk: Located in the Heart of Amritsar's Commercial Sector, It is a Gastronome's Delight
Udasin Ashram Akhara Sangalwala: Founded in 1771, It Was Originally Known as Nirban Akhara After Its Founder.
Chitta Akhara: It is also Known as Ganga Raam Akhara After Its Founder Mahant Ganga Raam and It Was Established in 1781
Darshani Deori: this Marks the Spot from Where Sri Guru Arjun and Sri Guru Hargobind Would Stand to View the Golden Temple
Baba Bohar: in the Middle of the Road Neat the End of the Bartan Bazaar, They is a Large Banyan Tree Which is Considered Scared
Thakurdwara Dariana Mal: Entering the Courtyard of the Thakurdwara is like Stepping Back in Time, Shedding Light On the Beautiful Colonial Style Architecture that Has Influenced Much of Downtown Amritsar
Chowrasti Atari: Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib, the Sixth of the Ten Gurus, Built Thechowrasti Atari Complesin the 1600s, with Four Passages and Thirty-two Shops
Taksal (mint): Located in Katra Hari Singh, this is Amritsar;s First Mint, Where Sikh Regime Coins Were Once Minted
Thakurdwara Raja Tej Singh: It Was Built in Katra Jamadar in 1851 By Raja Tej Singh
Crawling Street: this Marks Jallianwala Bagh Shootout Which Killed Hundreds of Sikhs On Orders of General Dyer
Ancient Passage: this Ancient Passage is a Typical Archway Between Various Mohallas and Katras of Old Amritsar, Established By Sikh Misls