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“If we want to make this great State of Pakistan happy and prosperous we should wholly and solely concentrate on the well being of the people and especially of the masses and the poor.”

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Presidential Address to the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan,11 August, 1947

Message from His Excellency Imran Khan The Prime Minister, Pakistan

Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world and a rapidly growing economic sector which is recognized and respected as a major agent of social and economic prosperity in the world today. Such a rapidly evolving phenomenon necessitates a level of policy response which is capable of recognizing its fast paced growth and adaptability to the constantly changing trends and tastes. It is for this reason that the Government has taken the initiative to launch National Tourism Strategy for Pakistan, which will guide the sector for next 10 years (2020-2030).

With this strategy, I reaffirm the government’s commitment to give tourism a priority in the future development of the country both nationally and internationally. This sector has immense potential for growth and possesses the capability to contribute effectively towards economic diversification and social development, considering how our country is endowed with splendid touristic assets such as rich cultural heritage, natural landscapes, religious diversity, traditional folklore and culinary delights. I envision the tourism industry to become a catalyst for employment generation and poverty alleviation, and in the foreseeable future, wish to see every household reap benefits of tourism, directly or indirectly. In addition, the government is focused on improving and creating an enabling environment and also highlight Pakistan’s true image on the world stage. The spirit of tolerance and hospitality is ingrained in Pakistani nation, which can be displayed across the globe through a thriving and open tourism culture. In the immediate and long-term, this strategy will form basis to develop and enhance the tourism sector, enabling it to stand on its own feet in a severely competitive, flexible and diversified international market.

With this strategy, I reaffirm the government’s commitment to give tourism a priority in the future development of the country both nationally and internationally. This sector has immense potential for growth and possesses the capability to contribute effectively towards economic diversification and social development, considering how our country is endowed with splendid touristic assets such as rich cultural heritage, natural landscapes, religious diversity, traditional folklore and culinary delights.

I envision the tourism industry to become a catalyst for employment generation and poverty alleviation, and in the foreseeable future, wish to see every household reap benefits of tourism, directly or indirectly. In addition, the government is focused on improving and creating an enabling environment and also highlight Pakistan’s true image on the world stage. The spirit of tolerance and hospitality is ingrained in Pakistani nation, which can be displayed across the globe through a thriving and open tourism culture. In the immediate and long-term, this strategy will form basis to develop and enhance the tourism sector, enabling it to stand on its own feet in a severely competitive, flexible and diversified international market.

Message from His Excellency Sardar Usman Ahmed Khan Buzdar The Chief Minister, Punjab

”Punjab has all the ingredients to become a popular destination for domestic as well as foreign tourists. The province has an ancient civilization dating back to five thousand years and modern cities with a good level of infrastructure for comfortable living. It has diverse landscapes from desert and fertile plains to potowar plateau and foothills of Himalyan range. We have historical buildings, living and thriving culture and very friendly and welcoming people. It gives me great pleasure that several initiatives are being taken in Punjab for promotion of tourism that will go a long way in the promotion of tourism in Punjab.”

Message from Honourable HASAAN KHAWAR Special Assistant to Chief Minister, Punjab (Information, Tourism & PHAs)

”Punjab Tourism has enormous potential to lead the socio-economic transformation of province. Punjab has rich history, religious diversity, vibrant culture natural beauty and above all hospitable people.  The sector has witnessed steady growth in last three years. The Government has taken several progressive measures relating to policy, institutional, regulatory and development reforms. New Integrated Tourism Zones have been developed consisting of tourism sites that are closely linked in terms of nature, history, culture or otherwise. However, to fully actualize the true economic potential of tourism, sustained efforts are being made to augment and modernize tourism infrastructure in Punjab. Multifaceted approach towards development of resorts, connectivity, wayside amenities and recreational infrastructure has been adopted with the involvement of private sector. Punjab outsourcing policy, PPP mechanism have been introduced to facilitate private sector. I am confident that under the vision of Prime Minister, Pakistan and leadership of Chief Minister, Punjab we will transform the sector as the leading driver of Punjab’s socio-economic growth.”

Message from Honourable Dr. Sohail Zafar Cheema Chairman TDCP Board of Directors

”Tourism Development Corporation of Punjab is a vibrant organization governed by Board of Directors. The Corporation during the current regime of government has made considerable effort to promote tourism in Punjab. A meaningful progress has been witnessed in development activities. New tourist destinations have been introduced to minimize the burden of tourists on popular destinations. The Corporation despite suffered due to COVID-19 showed extra ordinary progress and enhanced its revenues. According to new policy the role of private sector has been enhanced considerably. The Board took bold decisions to meet the vision of government which is to promote high end tourism for employment generation and revenue maximization.”

Mr. Jahangir Anwar Secretary Tourism, Archaeology and Museum Department, Punjab

”Punjab is a culturally rich province with various archaeological and heritage sites along with natural landscapes. We must bring this diversity to the forefront to speed up our economic and socio-cultural sectors. For this purpose, Tourism Department is working with enthusiasm to work out for the best outcome under available resources. All the four wings of Punjab Tourism Department are working in uniformity to provide better, sustainable and responsible Tourism. Recently, the launching of Punjab Tourism Squad has been a milestone in our achievements as tourists are now provided improved versions with all the facilitation and guidance. The ultimate target of the tourism department is to make Punjab an attractive tourist destination that is secure and instrumental in bringing in requisite socio-economic and sustainable development. We are committed in achieving this objective by developing state- of-the-art infrastructure with collaboration of the private sector. Punjab is keenly looking forward to revamping its existing potential hidden in tourism sector and for playing its due role in the economy."

Humera Ikram Managing Director Tourism Development Corporation of Punjab

”It gives me great pleasure to welcome you on TDCP new website. I believe that you will find its contents and many links of great interest. The site will be enriched regularly through your feedback and comments. Tourism in Punjab has been tremendously improving to be stated as one of the most favourable destination in Pakistan. This situation gives us more opportunity to showcase our diverse tourism potential and acclaimed hospitality by providing the highest service quality. I have witnessed inspiring commitment and strength among my team in TDCP. It was their dedication that contributed to our success. Punjab has clearly recognized tourism as a powerful driver of economic growth, as set out in the vision of government. TDCP is doing its best efforts to realize the vision through effective planning, development and marketing."

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“The Pakistani city of Lahore is one of the Indian subcontinent’s most brilliant gems, yet it remains relatively obscure outside the country – an unexpected pleasure for travelers. With Pakistan enjoying improved security, visitors are starting to rediscover the city’s treasures. As one of the most historically rich, and culturally important cities on the whole of the subcontinent — yet without the curse of mass tourism — it represents one of the most exciting and vibrant travel destinations in the region. .Pakistan finally seems to be emerging from the shadows, back onto the tourist map”

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‘Anyone who hasn’t seen Lahore simply hasn’t lived.’

Lahore is a stunning old city and is widely considered to be the cultural capital of Pakistan.

Lahore is Lahore and” A person should visit Lahore to get himself registered in the list of people who has been born”. Lahore the cultural capital of South Asia offers some of the most majestic spellbinding sites– a historic metropolis, a city of destiny and the cultural heart of Pakistan, it has been an important city during Ghaznavids rule, the Mughal, the Sikh and the colonial rule. These different rulers have left their mark on the city, leaving richness in the arts, culture and the architecture of the city. The stories of the walled city are endless and leave the visitors enthralled with their richness. See Lahore Map

Lahore is Lahore and” A person should visit Lahore to get himself registered in the list of people who has been born”. Lahore the cultural capital of South Asia offers some of the most majestic spellbinding sites– a historic metropolis, a city of destiny and the cultural heart of Pakistan, it

has been an important city during Ghaznavids rule, the Mughal, the Sikh and the colonial rule. These different rulers have left their mark on the city, leaving richness in the arts, culture and the architecture of the city. The stories of the walled city are endless and leave the visitors enthralled with their richness. See Lahore Map

He propagated the religious, spiritual, moral and educational dimensions of Islam in South Asia.

Data Darbar is the tomb of Hazrat Syed Abul Hassan Bin Usman Bin Ali Al-Hajweri (Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh), the famous Sufi saint of Iran, where thousands of people come each year to pay their respects and to say their prayers. There are many books attributed to him including Kashaf ul Mahjoob, Kashaf ul Israr, Minhaj ud Din and Albiyan Lahil Ayan. However, the most popular books Kashful Mahjoob (The revelation of the Veiled). It is a masterpiece, originally written in Persian and later translated into many languages. 

Data Darbar is the tomb of Hazrat Syed Abul Hassan Bin Usman Bin Ali Al-Hajweri (Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh), the famous Sufi saint of Iran, where thousands of people come each year to pay their respects and to say their prayers. There are many books attributed to him including Kashaf ul Mahjoob, Kashaf ul Israr, Minhaj ud Din and Albiyan Lahil Ayan.

However, the most popular books Kashful Mahjoob (The revelation of the Veiled). It is a masterpiece, originally written in Persian and later translated into many languages. 

The Tomb of Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal

Muhammad Iqbal (1877–1938), poet and philosopher known for his influential efforts to direct his fellow Muslims in British-administered.

Iqbal mausoleum is in Lahore where thousands of people arrive to pay their respects to the poet-philosopher. The tomb architecture has a blend of styles reflects mostly in the Mughal style. The structure is completely built of red Sandstone, which was brought from Jaipur, India, and building marble from, Rajputana. The mausoleum was designed by chief architect, Nawab Zain Yar Jang Bahadur. The tombstone was a gift from the people of Afghanistan, made of lapis lazuli and with the inscription of Quranic verses in calligraphy inscribed in Afghanistan.

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THE MAGICAL WALLED CITY OF LAHORE

The Walled City forms the historic core of Lahore was established around 1000 CE.

The fabled Walled City in Lahore, with its ancient mosques, fortifications, gardens and palaces, has long been one of Pakistan’s historical jewels. Most of the 2.6 square kilometre city’s encircling wall and 12 gates were built during the Mughal era. Akbar, during his stay in Lahore, built a brick wall around the old city for defensive purposes. These walls were badly ruined in 1849 when the British replaced with gardens which still exist today. The Walled City rose in prominence when Lahore Fort – was selected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. The Walled City was bestowed with numerous monuments during the Mughal era, with some of Lahore’s most iconic structures being located in it.

two masterpieces from the time of the brilliant Mughal civilization,

The two complexes – one characterized by monumental structures and the other by extensive water gardens - are outstanding examples of Mughal artistic expression at its height, as it evolved during the 16th and 17th centuries. Both of these distinct royal complexes were inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1981

Timeline of the History of Lahore

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Lahore Heritage Virtual Tour | HD360.pk

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Sightseeing Bus Tour!

Flag Lowering Ceremony Wagha Border

The Wagah-Attari border ceremony happens at the border gate, two hours before sunset each day. The flag ceremony is conducted by the Pakistan Rangers. A marching ceremony, known as the “Silly Walk ceremony”, is conducted each evening along with the flag ceremony. The ceremony started in 1986 as an agreement of peace. TDCP Sightseeing Bus conduct tour for this exciting and warm event.

Lahore Sightseeing Tours

Amazing ride in a magical bus.

Tourism Development Corporation of Punjab proudly offers Sightseeing tours to see spectacular Lahore through open roof double-decker Bus. Once inside the bus, you will be enchanted by the city’s fascinating colours, busling bazars, rich history & culture, modern architecture, monuments and palaces. But don’t take our words for it, join us and experience the world-class services for yourself. Visit Sightseeing Bus website and Facebook.

Modern Lahore!

LAHORE IN ITS NEW SHAPE

After Independence, the architecture of Pakistan is a blend of historic Islamic and various modern styles. This reflects itself, particularly in modern structures. Skyscrapers built in the international style are becoming more prevalent in Lahore. Modern Lahore emerged with the addition of new buildings, shopping plazas, five-star hotels, and boulevards. Supermarkets is also an emerging trend in the modern Lahore.

‘Lahore’s beyond any definition, it can only be felt.’

Variety of food and unique culture.

The main attraction of Punjab is its colourful culture and its yummy food. Lahoris love their food and their diverse culture . The Food Street in Lahore, is surrounded by buildings that are many centuries old and the beautiful Persian-Kashmiri architecture reflects the richness of the culture for tourists.

“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone” is a famous saying that best illustrates a Tourism activity. Travel and Tourism provide health, knowledge and pleasure. TDCP’s Tour Promotion Wing has a lot to offer for a nature-lover, a history enthusiast, or an adventure seeker. Our well-planned and carefully designed Tour Itineraries will thrill and entertain you for memories of a lifetime.”

Come and join us…

Saeed Ahmed,

Manager-Tour Promotion Wing, TDCP (0333 – 4343877)      

How old is Lahore? The clues lie in a blend of historical fact and expedient legend by Haroon Khalid Published on 02 Jan, 2019 in DAWN

• Twenty Things I Love About Lahore by Asif Nawaz published in Tribune 11 Nov, 2012
•   Lahore Chronology by Michael Brand·
•    The artisans of Lahore’s Walled City by  Harry Johnstone JUNE 21, 2019
•   Christopher Wilton-Steer Walled City Photography
•  A city within a city, the magical walled city , Anam Saeed, Tribune. 2015
• The Walled City of Lahore images by  Simon Andrews
• The meaning of ‘Shalimar’ by Khaled Ahmed, January 25, 2012, Tribune
• An architectural wonder, 25 feet under Nadeem Dar July 5, 2015, TNS
• The Georgian slave who surely deserves a better tomb.   DAWN
• A Virtual Tour of Army Museum, Lahore. June 16 2019
• Lahore, Pakistan’s Mughal treasure trove,   CNN Travel  21st March 2019
• Shalimar Garden – A Retreat for Kings

Notes from a diary of Iqbal thoughts 1910, article published in News on Sunday by Arif Waqar March 20, 2016

Dhian Singh haveli: abandoned and in ruins by Mariam Shafqat published in Tribune on July 07, 2017

Ruins of Haveli Dhiyan Singh by Nadeem Dar by Nadeem Dar published in Friday Times  June 12, 2015

• Lahore owes Hindu philanthropist Ganga Ram more than it would care to admit by Haroon Khalid published in DAWN on April 25, 2018  Post-Partition Lahore by Haroon Khalid published in DAWN on August 13,   A token of love: Anarkali mausoleum,  DAWN April 4, 2009 Anarkali: myth, mystery and history  DAWN, February 11, 2012
• Nadira Banu Begum’s glory and grief — Part I  Daily Times, 
• Nadira  Begum’s glory and grief — Part II, Daily Times 
• EXCERPT: How Urdu Began, Published in DAWN,  2008
• The tomb of the man who conquered Delhi,  DAWN ,  2017
• Myths and mysteries of Ayaz, the slave from Lahore, DAWN
• Hiran Minar PK shot on Mavic 2 Pro 4K | AirVūz
• Defensible citadel: History and architectural character of the Lahore Railway Station
• Iqbal in Afghanistan, The love and affection between Iqbal and the Afghans was mutual by Arwin Rahi published in Tribune on November 10, 2020https://tribune.com.pk/article/97216/iqbal-in-afghanistan
• AN INTERVIEW WITH AREESHA KHAN FROM LAHORE, PAKISTAN!
• Lahore – Your Complete Street Food Guide
• Lahore beyond any definition by Pran Nevile, Bapsi Sidhwa and Intezar Hussain Tribune

HISTORY: THE HERITAGE OF THE SLAVE SULTAN published in DAWN

Qutbuddin Aibak: The forgotten tomb of a slave sultan published in Daily Times

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Punjab is a vibrant state with no dearth of opportunities for people to engage culturally or recreationally. It’s the land of historical civilisations, the birthplace of a religion and its may Gurus and the home for many of the best known royal families. Its lands have witnessed wars spread over centuries of history and yet the same lands also are known across the world for their joie de vivre - in terms of vibrant music, dance, food, festivities and celebrations. A lesser know fact perhaps is Punjab’s diverse landscape - its many forests, lakes, sanctuaries, dams and other water bodies as well as undulating hills making it an apt destination for adventure and eco-tourism.

Tourism is a significant focus area for Punjab going forward. It will be PDC’s endeavour to support the relevant Departments in building progressive tourism related policies, enable tourism investments, place Punjab on the tourist destination map in service of driving national and international tourists into the state.

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Amritsar was founded by Sri Guru Ramdass ji, the fourth guru of the Sikhs in about 1574 A.D. Before the city was founded, the area was covered with thick forests and had several lakes. To start the city the Guru invited 52 traders from different sectors belongings to nearby places like Patti and Kasur to settle here. These families started the first 32 shops in the city which still stand in the street called Batisi Hatta (32 shops). The Guru himself shifted to live among them in the city which came to be called Ramdaspur and has been eulogised in the Guru Granth Sahib.

The construction of Amrit Sarovar from which the city gets its present name was also stared by Sri Guru Ramdass. His successor, Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji, completed the project and located the Harmandir Sahib in its midst. Later, when Guru Arjan Dev Ji completed the writing of Holy Guru Granth sahib, a copy of Guru Granth Sahib was ceremonially installed in Harmandir Sahib. Baba Buddha Sahib was appointed the First Granthi.

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List of Hotels in Amritsar - Punjab Tourism

Farmstay in amritsar.

• Farmer's Villa

Farmer's Villa provides you clean environment with modern facilities for the guest comfort which will match the standard by the hotels. Farmstay gives the experience of the Punjabi hospitality with the pure and healthy home cooked food, farm activities and it also help to make good relation with the families from the villages and their experience to live life is peace and simple way.

5 Star Hotels in Amritsar

Hotel radison blu, amritsar.

Welcome to Radisson Blu in Amritsar, home to the beautiful to Golden Temple and a city of cultural attraction, historical monuments ,unforgettable traditional dining experiences and Indo-Pak shopping opportunities. Keeping in the mind the cities zeal to celebrate the smallest and largest monuments with great pomp and show, it is the idea palace to stay and celebrate.

Hotel Hyatt, Amritsar

This large modern hotel is the most luxurious and comfortable in Amritsar. Designed predominantly for business travelers it is also well suited to those on holiday. It is conveniently located for easy access to the splendid Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh and Wagah Border and is a 30 minute drive from the airport.

4 Star Hotels in Amritsar

Hotel humble una smart, amritsar.

Uniquely positioned to offer a 4-star luxury experience in the heart of Amritsar's Holly City, the hotel is an ideal venue for business & events. The signature HUMBLE UNA Smart, Amritsar offers a facility includes a Swimming pool, Spa, Jacuzzi, and gym.

Hotel Ramada, Amritsar

Hotel Best Western Merrion, Amritsar

Located in the heart of the central business district of the holy city of Amritsar, Best Western Merrion is an oasis of peace, Serenity and tranquillity. The hotel is located in the center of Ranjit Avenue with excellent accessibility to commercial districts and key corporate districts houses.

Hotel HK Clarks Inn, Amritsar

Hotel HK Clarks Inn, Amritsar is located in the heart of the city, Ranjit Avenue, and is a perfect blend of luxury and comfort well suited to the needs of business as well as leisure travellers. Here, the state of the art facilities are complimented with world class services.

Hotel Country Inn & Suites by Carlson, Amritsar

Amritsar meaning “Nectar for the pilgrim’s soul” is a city of historical and religious significance where the enchanting Golden Temple “Harmandir Sahib”. Which is also the seat of the holy “Guru Granth Sahib” and other major landmarks like Jalianwala Bagh and Ram Bagh are situated.

Heritage Hotels in Amritsar

Hotel heritage ranjit svaasa, amritsar.

ITC Welcome Heritage Ranjit’s SVAASÁ is a luxury heritage spa resort located in the heart of The Holy City of The Golden Temple, Amritsar, Punjab. Operated personally by one of Amritsar's oldest families with three generations of experience in the hotel industry, Ranjit’s SVAASÁ is a good reason in itself to visit the city.

3 Star / Standard Hotels in Amritsar

Hotel narula's aurrum, amritsar.

Mango Suites is located in northwestern Punjab, has been the capital of the Sikh religion since the 16th century and the Golden Temple is the most outstanding attraction in the city. Amritsar, literally Pool of Nectar, derives its name from Amrit Sarovar, the holy tank that surrounds the fabulous Golden Temple. Amritsar is a frontier city at Indo-Pak border.

• Hotel MM Yellowuds, Amritsar

Nestled in the heart of the city and unbelievingly 3 minutes from the Golden Temple is MM Yellowuds , Amritsar, welcoming corporates and leisure travellers to enjoy luxury hotel accommodation along with the historical wonders of the holy city of Amritsar has to offer. MM Yellowuds, Amritsar is conveniently located 2 kilometers from the Golden Temple and the historic Jallianwala Bagh.

Hotel Mango Suites, Amritsar

Hotel 42, amritsar.

Hotel 42 Amritsar is newly built luxury Hotel in Amritsar which is located at Posh Mall Road, The Shopping Hub of the Amritsar. Hotel 42 Amritsar is the most exclusive address, now a world of luxury, elegance & gracious efficency. Amritsar Airport, Railway Station, Bus Stand and Golden Temple in Amritsar are just minutes away from the Hotel.

Hotel Sham Regency, Amritsar

Since recent years the holy city of Amritsar has attracted a lot of tourists and devotees from all over the globe. Not just the Golden Temple alone, but other attractions of this place have become major attractions for the devoted and the sightseer alike. Amritsar, considered to be the holiest place for the Sikhs spread over the world acts as a fulcrum for their devotional and cultural roots.

Hotel SK Residency, Amritsar

Hotel S.K.Residency greatly welcomes you to the holy city of Amritsar.The city of saints,the land of heritage.Situated in the heart of the city just few steps from railway station,2 kms from bus stand and rearly few kms from airport, our hotel is total combination of Luxury,Quality & Comfort.We are amoung the finest hotels in amritsar with all modern amenities of a luxury hotel in amritsar.

Hotel Khyber Continental, Amritsar

In such a historical place of its own kind, it is a great pleasure that Hotel Khyber Continental is functioning in the Heart of the Amritsar City with latest facilities, ultra modern look and all basic amenities.

Hotel Sukhman International, Amritsar

Hotel Sukhman international is the most convenient place to stay for holidays and for business trips. Enjoy your stay in comfortable, tastefully furnished Rooms or simply savour the superb delicacies availabale in out Restuarant, backed by round the clock service, we have it all for you. We endeavour to to make your stay a memorable one.

Hotel Jay Vee Continental, Amritsar

Hotel Jay Vee Continental Newly Built Hotel in the holy and beautiful City of Amritsar. A choice of 26 well appointed, air-conditioned Deluxe and Super Deluxe rooms attached modern washrooms, category refurbished recently with a designer’s touch, a classified Budget hotel with star hotel facilities having most modern amenities

Hotel Alstonia, Amritsar

The Name Alstonia - is derived from the plant which compliments the values and plethora of inbuilt qualities of the tree which stood unshaken over decades.Hotel Alstonia - the eco friendly boutique hotel is located in Amritsar -the city famous for it's historical and industrial contribution to the nation.

Hotel La Cascade, Amritsar

Hotel La Cascade and very Comfortable rooms including the suites which come with distinguished luxury. All Rooms are fully Air-conditioned with individual temperature control complete with color TV. Room telephones with bathroom extension high speed internet access with progressively be installed.

Hotels Near Golden Temple in Amritsar

Hotel cj international, amritsar.

The closest Hotel ever made to the Golden Temple in the city of Amritsar is the Hotel CJ International , which provides International standards maintaining hygiene & cleanliness.

Hotel Sarovar Regency, Amritsar

The Land of spiritual guidance and enlightenment beckons you for a rewarding experience in its pious vicinity. Where heart meets religion and ambition meets strength, in such a land of auspicious aura-Amritsar, is Located hotel sarovar Regency.

Hotel Temple View, Amritsar

Farmhouse in Amritsar

• Hotel Radisson Blu
• Hotel Hyatt
• Hotel Humble UNA Smart
• Hotel Ramada
• Hotel Best Western Merrion
• Hotel HK Clarks Inn
• Hotel Country Inn & Suites

2/3 Star Hotels in Amritsar

• Hotel Narula's Aurrum
• Hotel Mango Suites
• Hotel Sham Regency
• Hotel S K Residency
• Hotel Khyber Continental
• Hotel Sukhman International
• Hotel Jay Vee Continental
• Hotel Alstonia
• Hotel La Cascade

Hotels Near Golden Temple

• Hotel CJ International
• Hotel Sarovar Regency
• Hotel Temple View
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The Unique eco-system of the Shivaliks is spread over a geographical area 9448.97 Sq. km, and lies in the north-eatern part of the state extending from north-west to south-east along the Himachal Pradesh Border. It is spread across the eastern part of the districts of Gurdaspur, Hoshiarpur, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar and Rupnagar

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