Family Getaway 2 Days 1 Night Amritsar with New Delhi Holiday Package

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Amritsar, The Home Of Golden Temple Is One Of The Most Ancient And Fascinating Cities Of India. It Is An Important Place Of Sikh History And Culture. Being The Gateway For Travellers Coming To India On The Overland Route From Central Asia It Soon Became The Centre Of Various Commercial Activities. The Most Famous From All Of Them Is The Golden Temple . Construction Of The Golden Temple Began In 1574 On Land Donated By The Mughal Emperor Akbar. The Building Project Was Overseen By The Fourth And Fifth Sikh Gurus. The Temple Was Completed In 1601, But Restoration And Embellishment Continued Over The Years. The Temple Had To Be Substantially Rebuilt After It Was Sacked In The 1760S.

Wagah, Named Wahga In Pakistan, Is A Village Near Which The Accepted Radcliffe Line, The Boundary Demarcation Line Dividing India And Pakistan Upon The Partition Of India, Was Drawn.[2] The Village Lies 600 Meters West Of The Border Line. At The Time Of Independence In 1947, The Migrants From The Indian Parts Of The Subcontinent Entered The Present Day Pakistan Through This Border Crossing. The Wahga Railway Station Lies 400 Meters To The South And Only 100 Meters From The Border Line Itself. In Pakistan The Border Crossing Is Known As Wahga Border Whereas In India It Is Called Atari Border Crossing, Named After The Indian Village Atari, Which Lies 500 Meters East Of The Border Line Within Indian Territory.