4 Days Kurukshetra Chandigarh Amritsar Tour Package

3 Nights / 4 Days
Delhi - Chandigarh - Amritsar - Kurukshetra - Delhi

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Discover the Essence of Heritage: A Journey Through Kurukshetra, Chandigarh, and Amritsar!

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4 Days Kurukshetra Chandigarh Amritsar Tour Package

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Book Kurukshetra Chandigarh Amritsar Tour Package

Start this incredible journey in North India with the amazing Kurukshetra Chandigarh Amritsar tour. These three places offer a confluence of history, culture, and religion and help you cherish the moments spent there. Kurukshetra, as the name suggests the battlefield of the great epic Mahabharata is both historically and spiritually significant. Chandigarh, the first planned city in the country is famous for its modern buildings, gardens, and peaceful lifestyle. Amritsar has history wrapped in religion with the magnificent Golden Temple and the rest of its sightseeing places that reflect India’s rich past.

4 Days Kurukshetra Chandigarh Amritsar Tour

Duration	3 Nights / 4 Days
Destinations	Delhi → Chandigarh → Amritsar → Kurukshetra → Delhi
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Trip Highlights

Visit the Golden Temple, one of the holiest places in Sikhism
Explore Chandigarh’s Rock Garden and Rose Garden
Learn about the history of the Mahabharata in Kurukshetra
Witness the famous Wagah Border ceremony between India and Pakistan
Enjoy the scenic drive from city to city
Discover the modern architecture of Chandigarh
Experience the traditional flavours and local delicacies of Punjab

Kurukshetra Chandigarh Amritsar Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Delhi to Chandigarh

Start your road trip by leaving Delhi in the morning. It takes about five hours to reach Chandigarh, which is about 250 kilometres away. You will get to see beautiful views of farms and small towns, which reflect the beauty of rural Punjab and Haryana.

As soon as you reach the city, you will check in to a hotel and get cleaned up. Features of Chandigarh include its systematic road network, parks, and buildings designed by Le Corbusier. After resting at the hotel, you will visit the famous Rock Garden. This ornamental garden is constructed from waste materials found in cities and industries, thus celebrating both art and environmentalism.

After this, you will also be taken to Sukhna Lake. This artificial lake has good sightseeing as well as boat rides and you will also take a short boat ride. The last activity before dinner is to walk around the Rose Garden, which is Asia's largest rose garden with more than 1600 species of flowers.
After a fun-filled day, you will head back to your hotel to relax and sleep.

Day 2: Chandigarh to Amritsar

After having breakfast, get in your vehicle and get ready to drive to Amritsar. It will take around four hours and will be a distance of about 230 kilometres. The drive is quite scenic and you will appreciate the very expansive agricultural land of Punjab.

After reaching Amritsar, check in to the hotel and take some rest. The Golden Temple should be your first stop as it is one of the most sacred places in all of India. Take a stroll around the holy stepwell, admire the Golden Building and listen to the soothing prayers emanating from the temple. You can also enjoy the dining experience, otherwise known as the ‘langar’ practice that represents the spirit of unity and sharing.

In the afternoon, visit the Jallianwala Bagh Memorial, which depicts the event of the 1919 massacre. Explore the history of the freedom struggle through its exhibits at the memorial.

During the later hours, the Wagah Border will be the next destination to catch a glimpse of the spectacular Beating Retreat ceremony. It is a high-voltage musical battle of patriotism between Indian and Pakistani soldiers, and it is a memory that cannot be erased.

The location will be Amritsar and the overnight stay will be at the hotel.

Day 3: Amritsar to Kurukshetra

After a hearty breakfast, get ready for your road trip to Kurukshetra, a distance of about 300 kilometres, which can take about five to six hours by road. Kurukshetra in Haryana is one of the places that is much enjoyed in Hindu mythology. It serves as the backdrop of the Mahabharata where Lord Krishna taught the verses of the Gita to Arjuna.

The Brahma Sarovar, a large pool of holy water created by Lord Brahma, is the first pilgrimage site to visit upon reaching Kurukshetra. It is believed that a person who takes a bath in this pool is freed from all sins and becomes closer to the Lord.

Later, visit the Krishna Museum, which has several exhibitions related to the life of Lord Krishna and his teachings. Moreover, the museum presents an attractive display of antiques, paintings, and images depicting events from Krishna’s life.

In the evening, spend a little time visiting Jyotisar, the place where Lord Krishna preached the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna. The atmosphere is very peaceful and ideal for prayer and contemplation.

Hindu temples are scattered across the landscape of the former national capital, so after several hours of sightseeing, you can relax at your hotel in Kurukshetra.

Day 4: Kurukshetra to Delhi

On the last day, have your breakfast and then start your journey to Delhi. The drive takes about three hours to cover a distance of about 150 km. If time permits, you can visit the tomb of Sheikh Chilli which is an important landmark in Kurukshetra that reflects the finest Mughal design.

Reach back to Delhi by afternoon and thus conclude this wonderful 4-day trip to Kurukshetra, Chandigarh and Amritsar.

Travel Tips

Start your days early to cover all the destinations and make the most of your time.
Carry light snacks and bottled water for the road trips.
Dress comfortably and wear good walking shoes, as you will be exploring temples, gardens, and other attractions.
Keep a small bag with essentials like sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.
Respect the rules at religious sites. At the Golden Temple, you will need to cover your head and remove your shoes.
Be mindful of local customs, especially at religious places. Always ask for permission before taking photographs inside temples or sacred sites.
If travelling during peak summer or winter, pack accordingly. Northern India can be very hot in the summer and chilly in the winter.

Inclusion Exclusions

Inclusions
Accommodation at comfortable hotels for all four days
Daily breakfast at the hotel
Private vehicle for the entire tour, including driver and fuel
Entry tickets to major tourist attractions, such as the Rock Garden and museums
Professional guide services at major landmarks, like the Golden Temple and Kurukshetra’s religious sites
All toll taxes, parking charges, and driver allowances

Exclusions
Meals other than breakfast
Any personal expenses such as shopping, phone calls, or laundry
Airfare or train tickets to and from Delhi
Any additional activities like boating at Sukhna Lake, which are not part of the standard itinerary
Travel Insurance
Gratuities for guides or drivers
Any items not explicitly mentioned in the inclusions section

Frequently Asked Question

Q1. How Far Is Kurukshetra From Delhi?

A1. Kurukshetra is approximately 150 kilometres away from Delhi, and the drive takes around three hours.

Q2. What Is The Best Time To Visit Amritsar?

A2. The best time to visit Amritsar is between November and March when the weather is pleasant. Summers can be quite hot, while winters are chilly but manageable.

Q3. Can I Cover The Golden Temple And Wagah Border In One Day?

A3. Yes, you can visit both the Golden Temple and the Wagah Border in one day. It’s best to visit the Golden Temple in the morning and head to the Wagah Border in the evening for the retreat ceremony.

Q4. Do I Need To Make Any Special Preparations For The Temple Visits?

A4. For religious sites like the Golden Temple, you will need to cover your head, so it is good to carry a scarf or handkerchief. Shoes must be removed at most temples, so wear comfortable and easy-to-remove footwear.