Do you want to see the gateway between India and Pakistan that stands as a poignant reminder of history, unity and the indomitable spirit of two nations? Then start your travel from Delhi and reach Amritsar to visit the Wagah Border. A road trip is the best way to enjoy the journey at your own pace. Our Delhi to Amritsar Tempo Traveller service is the perfect option for a comfortable and hassle-free journey. Whether you are travelling for religious purposes, historical sightseeing or just to experience the Punjabi culture, renting a tempo traveller allows you to travel together without any worries. We have AC and non AC tempo travellers from 9 seater to 26 seater, all equipped with pushback seats, charging points, Wi-Fi and GPS. Our Tempo Traveller Rental Service will make your journey smooth with multiple stoppages for refreshments and sightseeing.
Most of the people visit Amritsar to visit the Golden Temple or the Wagah Border, but there are many historical places along the way that one must explore once. The Delhi to Amritsar distance is approximately 482 km and it takes around 8 to 9 hours by road. Of course, this is not a fixed time, it can depend on the traffic and stops you take. The most preferred route is via NH44 which passes through major cities like Sonipat, Panipat, Karnal, Ambala, and Ludhiana. This highway is well maintained and will allow you to travel seamlessly. Along the way you can take breaks at famous dhabas like Amrik Sukhdev in Murthal or Haveli in Karnal. You can also plan your stops like Kurukshetra to visit historical sites like Brahma Sarovar and Jyotisar where it is believed that Lord Krishna delivered the Bhagavad Gita.
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There are various ways to reach Amritsar by flight, train or via road, but for a group tour, the road trip to Amritsar is the best approach. For a group of more than 10 persons, renting a tempo traveller from Delhi to Amritsar is best for a trouble-free and enjoyable trip. Travelling in a group can be cumbersome with multiple vehicles, but a tempo traveller keeps everyone together. Our fleet has 9 seater, 12 seater, 15 seater, 16 seater, 18 seater, 20 seater, 26 seater options all with plush interiors, ample luggage space, separate AC vents and entertainment systems. Whether you are visiting for religious purposes, educational trips or a family vacation, our tempo travellers provide complete comfort. With an experienced driver you don’t have to worry about traffic, parking or road conditions. Enjoy the journey as you can relax, chat and even play games on the way.
If you are calculating the cost of travelling to Amritsar, then don't worry and get a budget trip with riding in the Maharaja tempo traveller. Here, we have presented the cost of a tempo traveller according to various seating capacity and luxury amenities. Total rental fare includes fuel charges, driver fee, state tax and toll charges on the way.
| Tempo Traveller Type | Rent Per Km + Driver Charges | Cost for Delhi to Amritsar Trip (1000 KM round trip) |
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| 9 Seater |
Rs 20 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 28,000 | Book Now Call us |
| 12 Seater |
Rs 20 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 28,000 | Book Now Call us |
| 15 Seater |
Rs 24 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 32,000 | Book Now Call us |
| 16 Seater |
Rs 25 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 35,000 | Book Now Call us |
| 18 Seater |
Rs 26 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 40,000 | Book Now Call us |
| 20 Seater |
Rs 28 + Rs 600/day
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Rs 46,000 | Book Now Call us |
| 26 Seater |
Rs 30 + Rs 800/day
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Rs 51,000 | Book Now Call us |
Well, for the short trip of 1 day, you can just visit Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh and Wagah Border, but if you give yourself some more time to explore a bit deeper into the Amritsar hidden gems, then they will give you a broader perspective of this historical and spiritual rich place.
Golden Temple- The most holy Sikh shrine called Golden Temple or Harmandir Sahib is a marvel of architecture and spirituality. The temple is covered in gold and surrounded by the sacred Amrit Sarovar. Thousands visit every day to get blessed and have langar, which is a community kitchen that feeds over 50,000 people daily.
Jallianwala Bagh- A sad but important historical site, Jallianwala Bagh is a public garden where hundreds of Indians were brutally killed by British forces in 1919. The bullet marks on the walls are a painful reminder of the sacrifices made during India’s freedom struggle. The memorial and museum inside will give you a detailed account of the tragic event.
Partition Museum- Dedicated to the stories of 1947 Partition, the Partition Museum has rare documents, photographs and personal belongings of the affected. You can listen to first-hand accounts of the survivors, it’s an emotional experience. It’s the only museum of its kind in the world and gives you an insight into one of the most important events in South Asian history.
Wagah Border- The Wagah Border is where India and Pakistan do their evening flag-lowering ceremony with so much patriotic fervor. The parade, the chants and the synchronized movements of the soldiers is a big thrill. Get there early as the place is packed every evening.
Akal Takht- One of the five highest seats of Sikh authority, Akal Takht is located inside the Golden Temple complex. It is the supreme decision making body of Sikhs and has a rich history. The structure which has withstood many attacks symbolizes the strength of Sikhism.
Khalsa College- Established in 1892, Khalsa College is an architectural wonder in Indo-Saracenic style. It is not just an educational institution but also a popular filming location for Bollywood movies. The big red bricks and lush green lawns is a must visit.
Gobindgarh Fort- A symbol of Punjab’s military history, Gobindgarh Fort was built by Bhangi Misl and later enhanced by Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Today it is a well preserved heritage site with a museum, light and sound show and exhibits of rare artifacts including the legendary Zamzama cannon.
Day 1: Delhi to Amritsar
Start early to beat the traffic and make the most of your day. Stop for a Punjabi breakfast at Amrik Sukhdev in Murthal, which is famous for its butter dripping parathas. As you drive to Amritsar, you can take a detour at Kurukshetra to visit Brahma Sarovar. Reach Amritsar by evening and check into your hotel. In the evening visit the Golden Temple, the sight of the shining temple in the sacred water is magical. Participate in kirtan and have langar and then head back to your hotel for a good night’s sleep.
Day 2: A Walk Through History
Start the day with Jallianwala Bagh, where the bullet riddled walls tell the story of the 1919 massacre. From here head to the Partition Museum, where the rare artifacts and survivor accounts will give you a glimpse into the history of India’s partition. Post lunch, visit Gobindgarh Fort, which has interactive exhibitions, 3D show on Maharaja Ranjit Singh, and old weapons and cannons on display. In the evening, visit Hall Bazaar where you can shop for Phulkari dupattas, Amritsari juttis and handcrafted souvenirs.
Day 3: Spirituality and Patriotism
Start the day with an early morning visit to the Akal Takht, one of the five seats of Sikh authority, inside the Golden Temple complex. After breakfast visit Khalsa College, an architectural wonder and a Bollywood movie shooting location. By afternoon, visit the Wagah Border, 30 km from Amritsar. The Beating Retreat Ceremony is an electrifying experience, don’t miss it. Arrive early to get a good spot as the area gets filled up fast.
Day 4: Goodbye Amritsar
Before you leave Amritsar, you can do the final morning walk around the Golden temple. Taste the delicious Amritsari kulchas at Bharawan Da Dhaba. If you are left with some time, then a visit to the Mata Lal Devi Temple is recommended to see a unique cave-like structure. Start your journey back to Delhi and stop for a meal at Haveli in Karnal for another tasty Punjabi food.
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