Amritsar, also known as the "Gateway to Punjab," is a spiritual hub known for the majestic Golden Temple. If you love history and culture, Amritsar is the perfect vacation spot for you because it is well known for its exquisite gurudwaras, museums, historical monuments, and cuisine.

Top tourists attractions to visit

Golden Temple -The Golden Temple, a magnificent structure built of gold and marble, is the most sacred place of worship for Sikhs and attracts throngs of pilgrims and tourists.

Wagah Border Ceremony - A strange border-closing ceremony happens every afternoon at dusk at the Pakistani border, which is 31 kilometres west of Amritsar's city centre.

Partition Museum - The Museum houses a variety of narratives, memoirs, works of art, and artefacts that preserve the memory of the period before, during, and after the partition of British India.

 Delhi - Leh Ladakh or Amritsar- Leh Ladakh (by flight)

Ladakh, the coldest desert in the world, is characterised by spectacular vistas. Intricate murals and monks wearing red robes are everywhere in Ladakh. Some claim that only in Ladakh is it possible for a man to have both sunstroke and frost at the same time while sitting in the sunlight with his feet in the shade. The people of Ladakh, who share Tibetan cultural traits, are kind and open to visitors.
For rafting and high-altitude hiking, Ladakh is a playground for adventure.

Top tourists attractions to visit

Pangong Lake 
Endorheic (landlocked) and located at a height of 4350 metres, the lake. It stretches from India to Tibet and is also referred to as Pangong Tso. It is 12 kilometres long.
The lake has the unusual characteristic of colour from azure into light blue to green or even grey throughout the year and even during the day! 

Sangam River - The Indus and Zanskar Rivers meet at Sangam in Ladakh. The confluence of the two bodies of water may now be observed occurring independently. Compared to the Indus River, which seems dazzling blue, the Zanskar River appears muddy green.It is an amazing sight to see. The two streams at Sangam have varying flows depending on the 

Magnetic Hill - When parked in the designated place on the well-known Magnetic Slope of Ladakh, vehicles defy gravity and move higher up the hill. Parking the car in neutral in the yellow box indicated a few metres in front of the Magnetic Hill road will allow you to observe this event.

Delhi - Shimla or Leh Ladakh- Shimla (by flight)
Top tourists attractions to visit

British India's summer capital was Shimla. Shimla exudes an old-world feel while having gorgeous colonial structures, a walkable Mall Road, and a hill lined with countless shops, cafes, and restaurants.

The Ridge - This location provides breathtaking views of snow-capped mountain peaks that encircle this paradise-like location and tower against the sky

Jakhoo Hill and Temple -The highest point of Shimla, Jakhoo Hill, is covered in a canopy of alpine trees and provides picturesque views of the snow-capped Shivalik Ranges and the sister town of Sanjauli..

Kufri - This little hill station, which is 8607 feet above sea level, offers expansive views of the nearby snow-capped mountains. But Kufri is much more than a vacation spot for Shimla. It is also a centre for outdoor activities that provides instruction and equipment for thrilling winter sports like skiing and ice skating.

Delhi - Haridwar or Shimla - Haridwar (by flight)

One of India's seven holiest towns, Haridwar is located in the state of Uttarakhand. It is situated where the holy river Ganga initially meets the Indo-Gangetic plains. Millions of devotees visit Haridwar, a famous Hindu temple town, to take a bath in the holy Ganges. The city is dotted with temples, ashrams, and small lanes. It is said that bathing in the holy Har Ki Pauri cleanses one of all sins.

Top tourist attractions to visit.

Ganga Arti - This is the Haridwar tour's highlight. The Har-ki-Pauri Ghat is the location of the Aarti. The priests pray while using fire bowls and the temple bells are rung in this rite of light and sound.

Har Ki Pauri - Har Ki Pauri, one of the most venerated Ghats in Haridwar and all of India, is a well-known landmark that is frequently frequented by pilgrims and tourists who come to offer prayers and seek the praises of the Holy Ganga.

Mansa Devi Temple - The deity Mansa Devi, who is regarded as a manifestation of Shakti and is thought to have arisen from Lord Shiva's intellect, is the subject of the Mansa Devi Temple, a well-known temple in Haridwar, Uttarakhand. One of Haridwar's five pilgrimages, or "Panch Tirths," it is.

In addition to the Delhi sightseeing, these are the places you can visit on your tour and have a good time.