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People looking for inner peace and meaning are drawn to Amritsar's Golden Temple, a place of worship. It is a Gurudwara with the name Sri Harmandir Sahib, which translates to "Abode of God," and it welcomes guests of all faiths every day. The temple is well recognized for accepting individuals from all backgrounds, and its keepers, known as Granthis, always extend a friendly greeting to guests. The Golden Temple is known for being a religious place for Sikhs and a famous attraction known for its stunning appearance and religious significance. It is made of actual gold and surrounds a man-made pool believed to have healing properties. Upon entering, visitors can feel a sense of peace. Regardless of religion, everyone is given Karah Prasad, a sweet dish made from wheat flour, sugar, and ghee. When you book the Golden Temple tour package and visit the temple, you can experience the temple's langar service which provides free meals around the clock, allowing visitors to reflect on life and the world in the company of people from various backgrounds.

Let’s know the history of the Golden Temple:

Those who are not familiar with medieval India will find the history of the Golden Temple to be quite complex. The process started when Amar Das, the third Sikh Guru, was instructed to look for a suitable place for the artificial pool that would subsequently be given the name Guru da Chakk. In the 16th century, his successor Ram Das paid Rs. 700 to purchase the site on which the temple would be built. Arjan, the fifth Guru, who was subsequently killed during the Mughal Empire, constructed the temple in accordance with Sikh ideals. The temple was rebuilt by Maharaja Ranjit, and although it was destroyed in Operation Blue Star in 1984—which led to rioting and the deaths of innocent people—it was eventually restored.

The temple has maintained its sacredness ever since. To understand this in depth consider booking Golden Temple tour packages which will give sufficient exposure to everything.

Planning a visit to the Golden Temple soon? Here are a few things to keep in mind:

·         Both men and women must cover their heads with a scarf or handkerchief before entering the shrine.

·         If you don't have a headcover, there are free scarves available inside the temple complex.

·         Shoes must be taken off and placed in the cloakroom for free.

·         Alcohol and other intoxicating drugs, including cigarettes and tobacco products, are prohibited.

·         Avoid using soap or shampoo if you wish to swim in the pond.

·         Respectful clothing is recommended.

·         Visitors must maintain good hygiene and sanitation practices.

The ideal time to visit the Golden Temple:

Sikhs believe any time is good to visit the Golden Temple in Amritsar, but it's best to go between November and March. It can get cold, so bring warm clothes. The Gurudwara is open all day.While this is often true, it's still essential to plan your 2-day Amritsar and Golden Temple tour from Delhi according to the ideal time of the year.

Few places to visit in Amritsar after seeking blessings at the Golden Temple:

Amritsar is a vibrant city with many things to do and see, especially around the Golden Temple. There are plenty of tourist attractions, events, and markets to keep you busy all year long. The locals are full of energy and it may take some getting used to. Jallianwala Bagh, Wagah Border and Partition Museum are a few places that you can explore in your Golden Temple tour packages.

Everyone should get the opportunity to visit the Golden Temple in Amritsar at least once in their lifetime. So make sure to start making travel plans right away to avoid missing out on a trip that will be blissful.