Hotels in Amritsar
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Description: Hotel CJ International is located opposite Guru Ram Dass Langar Hall of the Golden Temple. Jallianwalah Bagh is 10-minute walk away. The railway station... more »
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"First we reached the hotel through a bed patch of road,and after reaching the hotel we have to keep waiting for 1 hr. and took cold breakfast,after calling 3-4 time we got some person to get at least some hot tea.the room given..." more » |
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Description: Enter Hotel Golden Tulip and you will be pleasantly surprised. Done in a very chic and swanky art decor, the hotel epitomises luxury unlimited. The lobby... more »
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"Strategically located resort with prompt check-in/checkout services. Food is also good. The rooms need attention." more » |
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Description: Hotel Ista Amritsar is an exquisite 5-star property that offers visitors to Amristar luxurious accommodation, a variety of facilities, warm hospitality,... more »
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Description: Located in Hall Bazar, Hotel RS Residency is the ultimate stop for pilgrims and business travellers. The Golden Temple is located within 1- 2 kilometre,... more »
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"We reached Amritsar quite late due to delayed rail services but received a warm welcome from the reception of the hotel. Room Service and ambiance of the hotel is good and the proximity to the major sight seen in Amritsar makes..." more » |
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Amritsar Overview
Amritsar is the place where Harmandir Sahib, popularly known as Golden Temple, is situated, where millions of travelers pour in everyday, even more in number as compared to Agra where Taj Mahal is situated, being a spiritual and cultural centre for Sikhs, which place also attracts tourists to see the place where the calamity of Jalianwala Bagh Massacre happened in 1919, also to see the closing ceremony of the day that Indian Border Force observes at the Pakistan Border, while Pakistan Border Force does a corresponding ceremony responding to Indian rituals , is all about Amritsar and to know more about Amritsar, you can take direct trains or flights from New Delhi or Chandigarh or join any of the tourism packages offered by State Tourism Departments or Travel agents, which is possible by booking your seats online.
About hotels in Amritsar there are at least 98 hotels there among which Welcome Heritage Ranjits Svaasa, Ista Hotel, HK Cllarks Inn, Best Westrn Merrion, Country Inns Suites By Carlson, Mohan International Hotel, Grand Legacy Hotel, Golden Tulip Amritsar, M C International Hotel, Ritz Plaza Hotel, Lawrence Hotel, La Cascade Hotel, P R Residency Hotel, M K Hotel, Surya Residency Hotel, Raj Continental Hotel, Alstonia Hotel, Hotel Fairway, Teq Royal Hotel, Raj Darbar Hotel, and few others are in one, two, three, four & five star rated hotels in Amritsar, and there are budget hotels and economy type of hotels too to facilitate travellers requiring such accommodation.
About Amritsar history, it had a small beginning in the form of a village called Tung, when fourth Sikh Guru Ram Das, bought that village for just Rs 700 in the year 1574, where he built his residence, later to become the big city in Punjab, also supported by historical and mythological connections, on the faith that Luv and Kush, sons of Lord Rama stayed with their mother Mata Sita in the Ashram of Bhagwan Maharishi Balmiki in this region, the spot referred as Ram Tirath currently, Amritsar’s history is stained with the cruel massacre engineered by a Military General of British Army, at the spot in Amritsar called Jalianwala Bagh on 13 April 1919 in which 379 people were killed, again in the modern India, Operation Blue star, another calamity occurred in the Golden Temple premises in which 83 army men and 492 civilians killed, Amritsar’s history bears these sad notes too.
