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Although,
there are a number of Sikh shrines in
and around Amritsar, Golden Temple (Harmandir
Sahib) is the biggest of all tourist attractions
in Amritsar.
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Durgiana
Mandir is an important religious pilgrimage of
the Hindus in Northern India. It is a few yards
away from Amritsar Railway Station & 1.5 km. from
the Bus Stand.
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It
was here in 1919, where the British Police
fired randomly on a peaceful assembly
of people gathered in demand of freedom,
which killed hundreds of men, women and
children on the spot.
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Another
prominent tourist attraction in Amritsar
is not a monument but a daily event. A
little away from Amritsar, at Wagah, India
shares international frontier with Pakistan.
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In
the south-west part of the city, Gobing
Garh Fort has now been taken over by the
Indian Army and is off limits to the general
public. It was built in 1805-09 by Maharaja
Ranjit Singh, who was also responsible
for constructing the city walls.
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| Address
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20,
AGA Complex, Taylor Road,
Amritsar - 143001 Punjab, India. |
| Call
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+91-98140-50931,
98149-44555,
+91-183-2213931, 5023931, 3207333 |
| Call
(USA) : |
+1-414-617-8968 |
| e-Mail
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info@cosmoscarrental.co.in |
| Website
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www.cosmoscarrental.co.in |
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