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Aquib Nawab
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Shwetha Vasan
The Golden Temple's four doors symbolise universal acceptance, welcoming visitors from all directions. This openness reflects Sikhism's inclusive ethos.
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The Golden Temple's langar serves over 100,000 free meals daily. It's a testament to the Sikh tradition of selfless service.
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Beneath Gobindgarh Fort lie ancient tunnels used for secret military strategies. These mysterious passages add to the fort's historical allure.
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Amritsar means "Pool of Nectar," named after the holy tank surrounding the Golden Temple. The water is believed to have healing properties.
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15 famous food of Amritsar you have got to try
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The Chabba Railway Station bridge is rumoured to be haunted, with eerie sounds and ghostly sightings reported at night. It adds a spooky element to local folklore.
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Guru Bazaar, operating for over 400 years, is famous for traditional jewellery. It's one of India's oldest markets, steeped in history and culture.
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The 400-year-old banyan tree at Durgiana Temple is considered sacred and mysterious. Locals believe it has witnessed many historical events.
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Amritsar's Turban Museum showcases the history and styles of Sikh turbans. It's the world's first museum dedicated to this cultural symbol.
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