Sikhs see Amritsar as the holiest city in the entire globe, not only in India.
The name of the city is derived from the holy lake, also known as "the holy pool of honey," that surrounds the well-known Golden Temple of this city.

Being one of the major cities in Punjab and having a direct connection to the National Highway that links it to other cities like Ambala, Chandigarh, Delhi, and Patiala makes it quite easy to get to Amritsar.

Without visiting the renowned Golden Temple, a trip to Amritsar would be incomplete.
Another name for this temple is Harmandir Sahib. In 1604 the Fourth Sikh Guru established it.
The temple is frequented by Sikhs from all over the world since it is regarded as the centre of their religion. In addition, the Jallianwala Bagh shrine is a well-liked tourist destination.
The Akal Takht can also be visited.