Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib)
Sikhism's holiest shrine — a gold-covered sanctum in the middle of a sacred tank, open to everyone of every faith, at every hour.
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Sikhism's holiest shrine — a gold-covered sanctum in the middle of a sacred tank, open to everyone of every faith, at every hour.
The walled garden where British troops fired on a trapped, unarmed crowd in April 1919, killing hundreds. Bullet marks remain in the…
The daily flag-lowering drill at the India–Pakistan border: high kicks, roaring crowds and a handshake through the gate at sunset.
The world's first museum dedicated to the 1947 Partition, built around oral histories, personal objects and newspaper archives in the old…
An 18th-century fort reopened as a heritage attraction, with a Punjabi cultural show, museums and a 7D film about Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
A Hindu temple built in the 1920s on the plan of the Golden Temple — gilded, set in its own tank, and far quieter.