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HARMANDIR SAHIB (GOLDEN TEMPLE) AMRITSAR AND HAZOOR SAHIB NANDED DARSHAN PACKAGE
8 Nights / 9 Days

Prices Include:

Accommodation in twin sharing basis as per itinerary and hotel mention of similar.
Breakfast
Pickup and Drop from Amritsar Railway Station/Amritsar Airport
Gurdwara darshan tour of Amritsar as per itinerary by Car private Basis .
Gurdwara darshan tour of Nanded and Bidar as per itinerary by Car private Basis
Train Ticket from Amritsar to Nanded, NAC sleeper in Budget Package, 3AC Sleeper in Standard Package amd 2AC sleeper in Deluxe Package.
All applicable taxes.
 

Prices do not include:

Personal expenses such as tips, telephone , laundry, medical bills and/or alcoholic beverages
Guide / Escort
Any other items not specified above
Government Service Tax @ 4.90% extra
 

DAY 01 ARRIVAL AMRITSAR

Meet and Greet on arrival at Rajasansi International Airport , Amritsar /Amritsar Railway Station & transfer to hotel.

HARMANDIR SAHIB ::
After breakfast visit Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple). The Harimandir Sahib, now called the Golden Temple, is a living symbol of spiritual and historical traditions of the Sikhs. It is said that Guru Amar Das found at the edge of the pool the desired herb to cure the skin ailment of Guru Angad (the second Guru of the Sikhs). However, the persistent local tradition best highlighting the medicinal properties of the water of the pond is the story of Rajni, daughter of Rai Duni Chand, and the subsequent cure of her leprous husband after taking a dip into the pond. It is said that Ram Das (at that time on a visit to a nearby area) visited the place in connection with the above episode and was so much impressed with the beauty of the site that he decided to found a place of pilgrimage here. The plan of the Harimandir was conceived by Guru Arjan Dev jee. It was decided by the Guru to build the temple in the middle of the tank.
It was in 1802 that Maharaja Ranjit Singh gilded the roof of the temple with gold. It was then that the temple came to be known as the Golden temple.

AKAL TAKHAT SAHIB ::
Akal Takhat means the Throne of the Immortal and is the highest political institution of the Sikhs. "Akal" means "The Timeless One" - another term for God. "Takhat" means "throne" in Persian. The Akal Takhat is an impressive building that sits directly in front of the causeway leading to the Golden Temple in Amritsar. The Akal Takhat was founded by Guru Hargobind on June 15, 1606 and was established as the place from which the spiritual and temporal concerns of the Sikh community could be acted upon.

GURDWARA BABA ATAL ::
Gurdwara Baba Atal has been raised in the revered memory of Guru Hargobind’s 9 year old Sahibzada Baba Atal Rai. It is situated next to Golden Temple. The child was the personification of something wondrous. Through a miracle Baba Atal Rai once revived a dead child. Guru Hargobind was convinced that Sikh religion did not believe in any kind of miracle and that it was an uncalled for interference in the ways of god and the cosmic system. The Guru, therefore, felt annoyed with his son. To atone for the intervention in the divine ways, the child left for his heavenly abode. It is at the point of the terrestrial exist of Baba Atal Rai that a nine storeys Gurdwara symbolic of his 9 years of exisatence was constructed. It is known as Gurdwara Baba Atal.
In the afternoon visit other historical gurdwara’s of Amritsar.

GURDWARA RAMSAR SAHIB ::
Gurdwara, Ramsar is located south to south-east of Harimandir Sahib.
Alongside the Ramsar Gurdwara is situated the small sarovar called Ramsar. This is the location where in 1603, Fifth Patsahi Guru Arjun Dev jee spent over a year in semi-seclusion along with his scribe, Bhai Gurdas to compile the holy Adi Granth, the sacred Sikh scripture for the first time. The sacred volume which now spans 1430 pages, was finally completed in 1604. It was then installed with due honor and ceremony in the Harimandir Sahib (Golden Temple) Amritsar.
To make the surroundings more agreeable, Guru ji had a small tank dug out which was then named Ramsar after his father, Guru Ram Das. It was at this newly contructed site that Guru Arjan Dev Jee composed his famous Bani “Sukhmani Sahib”, the "Psalm of Peace", and with Bhai Gurdas as his scribe compiled the Adi Granth during the period 1603-04. Gurdwara Ramsar is a small marble-lined hall topped by a gilded, fluted lotus dome and was built in 1855 at the site of the original shrine.This was the place where the current, perpetual and honoured Sikh Guru, Guru Granth Sahib was first created. This Gurudwara is of special significance.

GURDWARA SAHIDA SAHIB (BABA DEEP SINGH JEE SAHID) ::
Near the Chativind Gate of the walled city commemorates the martyrdom of Baba Deep Singh Jee Shahidi, who coming from Damdama Sahib (Talvandi Sabo) in Bathinda district to liberate the Darbar Sahib, which had been attacked and desecrated by the Afghan invaders, he was mortally wounded here on 11 November 1757. This Gurdwara is built in his memory

GURDWARA CHHEHARTA SAHIB ::
Gurdwara Chheharta Sahib is situated on the Amritsar , near village Guru ki Vadali, seven kms from Amritsar Bus Station.

Guru ki Vadali is the birthplace of the Sixth Guru, Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib, the son of Guru Arjan Dev Ji. To celebrate the birth of Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib, Guru Arjan Dev Ji constructed a big well at this place. This well had six Persian wheels to draw out the water and thus came to be known as Chheharta, the well with six wheels. This well helped in removing water scarcity in the region and enabled the greening of the fields.

Basant Panchami is celebrated with great enthusiasm at Gurudwara Chheharta Sahib on fifth day of the bright half of the month of Magh (end of January or beginning of February).
Overnight at Amritsar.

DAY 03 AMRITSAR TO SACHKAND SRI HAZOOR SAHIB NANDED

Early morning Board the Train to Nanded, full day in the train, overnight in train.

After breakfast visit GURDWARA TAKHT SRI HUZOOR SAHIB- Tenth Guru Sri Gobind Singh, before his death on October 7, 1708 at Nanded in Maharashtra. At the site where the Guru breathed his last, was built a Gurdwara between 1832 and 1837, under instructions from Maharaja Ranjit Singh. It is called "Sachkhand Sri Hazur Abchal Nagar Sahib". It is a two-storey building. The architectural design resembles that of the Golden Temple. It's' interior is artistically ornamented in the style of Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar. The walls of the inner room called Angitha Sahib have been covered with golden plates On the first floor, recitations from Sri Guru Granth Sahib, go on day and night. The dome is polished and on the pinnacle is the kalash made of gold plated copper. Some of the sacred relics of Guru Gobind Singh are also preserved here. These are, a golden dagger, a matchlock gun, an archer with 35 arrows, two bows, a steel shield studded with precious stones and five golden swords. Overnight at Hotel.

After Breakfast , drive to Bidar 200Km visit gurdwara Nanak-Jhira , During his second 'Udasi' (missionary tour) of the South India, Guru Nanak after sojourning through Nagpur and Khandwa visited the ancient Hindu Temple of Om Kareswar on the Narbada and reached Nanded, where 200 years later Guru Gobind Singh spent his last days. From Nanded he proceeded towards Hyderabad and Golkonda where he met Muslim saints and then came to Bidar to meet Pir Jalaluddin and Yakoob Ali. The Guru accompanied by his disciple Mardana stayed in the outskirts of the Bidar town where 'Nanak Jhira' Gurdwara is now located. In the nearby were huts of Muslim fakirs, who took keen interest in the sermons and teachings of the great Guru. The news soon spread throughout Bidar and its surrounding areas about the holy Saint of the North and large number of people started coming to him to have his "Darshan" and seek his blessings.. There used to be acute shortage of drinking water in Bidar. All efforts of the people to dig wells were of no avail. Even where the wells were dug the water was found to be unfit for drinking. The Guru was greatly moved by the miserable condition of the people. With divine name on his lips and the mercy in his heart he touched the hillside with his toe and removed some rubble from the place. To the utter surprise of all, fountain of sweet, cool water gushed out of the hillside. The place soon came to be known as 'Nanak-Jhira'. visit other gurdwara in Bidar, later drive back to nanded. overnight at nanded hotel.

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