13 Nights / 14 Days
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Coverage Area :Delhi - Chandigarh - Anandpur - Ropar - Fatehgarh - Amritsar - Goindwal - Patna - Delhi - Varanasi - Agra
India is a country where one can find an amalgamation of different religions. These religions make the country's culture more vibrant and diverse. One such religion spreading the message of peace is Sikhism. It is one of the youngest religions of the world and finds its roots in the Indian states like Punjab and Haryana. The shrines of Sikihism, Gurudwaras, display wonderful piece of architect and serenity. This 13 nights and 14 days itinerary takes the tourists to some of the famous Takhts of Sikhism. The tour lets the traveler explore different regions with religious significance in Sikhism such as Chandigarh, Ropar, Fategarh, Anandpur, Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Goindwal, and Patna. In addition, the itinerary also includes visiting magnificent tourist destinations such as Varanasi, Agra and Delhi locations.
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1: Delhi Arrival
Day 2: Delhi Sightseeing
Day 3: Gurdwaras And Old Delhi Excursion
Day 4: Delhi - Chandigarh
Day 5: To Anandpur Via Ropar And Fatehgarh
Day 6: Amritsar
Day 7: Full Day Golden Temple Tour
Day 8: Full Day Excursion To Tarn Taran And Goindwal
Day 9: To Patna Via Delhi
Day 10: Visit The Birthplace Of Guru Gobind Singh
Day 11: Patna - Varanasi
Day 12: Moring Boat Tour. Afternoon Train To Agra
Day 13: Agra Sightseeing. Afternoon Drive To Delhi
Day 14: International Departure
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Day 1: Delhi Arrival
On arrival in Delhi in the morning, our representative will be there for your welcome and transfer to your already booked hotel in Delhi. Rest of the day is free to relax or for leisure activities.
Day 2: Delhi Sightseeing
In the morning after breakfast, we will leave for the city tour of New Delhi including Humayun's Tomb, India Gate and the Qutub Minar. Later return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 3: Gurdwaras And Old Delhi Excursion
Today morning, we will take a visit to the Delhi Gurdwaras including the Gurdwara Bangla Sahib near Connaught Place, and the Gurdwara Sis Ganj Sahib, which was built to commemorate the martyrdom of Guru Teg Bahadur in Chandni Chowk market area. Rest of the time is free to explore the market and then visit the Red Fort and Jama Masjid.
Day 4: Delhi - Chandigarh
In the morning, we will board the Shatabdi train to travel to Chandigarh. followed by city tour of Le Corbusier's fame. Enjoy an overnight train journey.
Day 5: To Anandpur Via Ropar And Fatehgarh
Today morning, we will drive to Anandpur via the shrine of Fategarh and Ropar. An overnight stay at the lodge.
Day 6: Amritsar
In the morning, we will visit Anandpur, The Holy City of Bliss (second only to Amritsar in importance), where the tenth Guru, Gobind Singh, instituted the Khalsa in 1699. Spend the day in exploring and learning about this great faith. Later, drive to the Holy city of Amritsar. Enjoy a night stay at the hotel in Amritsar.
Day 7: Full Day Golden Temple Tour
Today, we will visit the Golden Temple, the central shrine of Sikhism, and one of India's most fabulous monuments. Here, visitors are truly welcome to take part in the devotions and to immerse themselves in the history and culture of Sikhism.
Day 8: Full Day Excursion To Tarn Taran And Goindwal
The day is fixed to visit the nearby shrines of Tarn Taran and Goindwal to see many historical Gurudwaras. Goindwal was the first Sikh pilgrimage centre. Later return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 9: To Patna Via Delhi
Today, we will board the early morning Shatabdi train to Delhi. On arrival in Delhi, our representative will be there to greet you and transfer to the domestic airport to catch the connecting flight to Patna, the second seat of Sikh authority in the Eastern State of Bihar. Enjoy an overnight stay at the hotel in Patna.
Day 10: Visit The Birthplace Of Guru Gobind Singh
In the morning after breakfast, we will visit the birthplace of the final Guru, Gobind Singh and the most important takht after Amritsar. Later return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 11: Patna - Varanasi
Today morning, we will be visiting the interesting Patna museum. Later in the afternoon, we will take a train ride to Varanasi. On arrival in Varanasi, check in at the hotel/guest house. Later in the evening, we will take a short tour to the major Temples of Varanasi. An overnight stay at the hotel/guest house in Varanasi.
Day 12: Moring Boat Tour. Afternoon Train To Agra
The day is fixed to dawn boat ride on the Holy River Ganges. Later, we will transfer you to the railway station to board train to Agra. An overnight stay in the palace in Agra.
Day 13: Agra Sightseeing. Afternoon Drive To Delhi
Today in the morning, we will proceed for a tour of the charismatic Taj Mahal and the majestic Red Fort. In the afternoon, we will drive to Delhi and enjoy a night stay at the hotel in Delhi.
Day 14: International Departure
In the early morning, we will transfer you to the airport to catch the flight for international departure.
1. What is included in the Delhi - Chandigarh - Anandpur - Ropar - Fatehgarh - Amritsar - Goindwal - Patna - Delhi - Varanasi - Agra Sikh Tour?
This tour covers major Sikh pilgrimage sites and historical landmarks across India, including:
Delhi: Visit Gurudwara Bangla Sahib and Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib.
Chandigarh: Explore Gurudwara Nada Sahib and Gurudwara Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji.
Anandpur Sahib: Visit the holy Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib, a significant Sikh shrine.
Ropar and Fatehgarh: Explore Sikh heritage and historical sites.
Amritsar: Visit the Golden Temple and Gurdwara Jallianwala Bagh.
Goindwal Sahib: Visit Gurdwara Goindwal Sahib, the site where Guru Amar Das Ji served.
Patna Sahib: Visit the birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
Varanasi: Experience the spiritual significance of the ancient city, with visits to Gurdwara Sant Kutiya.
Agra: Visit the historic Gurdwara Guru Ka Taal.
2. How long is the tour, and how much time will be spent at each location?
The tour typically lasts 10-12 days, depending on the itinerary. Time spent at each Gurudwara varies, but major sites like the Golden Temple, Anandpur Sahib, and Patna Sahib may require more time for reflection, prayer, and exploration. On average, you'll spend about half a day to a full day at each major location.
3. What is the best time to take this Sikh tour?
The best time to take this tour is between October and March when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for travel. Avoid the summer months (April to June), as temperatures can be very high in some regions.
4. How do I travel between these locations?
The tour typically involves a combination of train, flight, and road travel:
Delhi to Chandigarh and other nearby locations can be reached by road or train.
Amritsar, Goindwal Sahib, and Patna are usually reached by road or train.
Varanasi and Agra are reached by flight or train from Delhi. Transportation for the group is usually arranged in advance by the tour operator.
5. What accommodation options are available during the tour?
Accommodation varies by location, but typically, you will stay in mid-range to comfortable hotels and guesthouses near the Gurudwaras. Some Gurudwaras, especially in Amritsar and Patna, offer free accommodation (for a short stay) in their guesthouses or rooms.
6. Is there a dress code to follow while visiting the Gurudwaras?
Yes, visitors must adhere to the following guidelines:
Cover your head (both men and women). A scarf, handkerchief, or any cloth can be used.
Remove shoes before entering the Gurudwara.
Dress modestly—long sleeves and pants or skirts are recommended.
7. Can I participate in Seva (voluntary service) during the tour?
Yes, visitors are encouraged to participate in Seva, especially at the Golden Temple and other Gurudwaras. Seva activities include helping with the Langar (community kitchen), cleaning, or assisting with other tasks to support the local community.
8. Are guided tours available for these Sikh pilgrimage sites?
Yes, guided tours are usually available for all major Gurudwaras and historical sites. Professional guides provide detailed insights into the history, significance, and spiritual importance of each location. Some Gurudwaras offer audio guides, while others provide personal guides.
9. Is it safe to visit these places, including Patna Sahib and Varanasi?
Yes, these destinations are generally safe for tourists, including international visitors. As with any travel, it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings, follow safety guidelines, and check any travel advisories related to specific regions before your trip.
10. What can I expect during my visit to these Gurudwaras?
You can expect a serene, spiritual atmosphere where visitors can participate in prayer, reflection, and community service. The Langar (community kitchen) is a key part of the Sikh tradition, and free meals are served to all visitors. Each Gurudwara also has rich history and architecture to explore.
11. What is the significance of some of the key sites in this tour?
Golden Temple (Amritsar): The holiest Gurdwara for Sikhs, representing equality and devotion.
Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib (Anandpur Sahib): A major center for Sikh history, where the Khalsa was created by Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
Patna Sahib: The birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, one of the most revered Sikh Gurus.
Varanasi: A sacred city with deep spiritual roots, home to Gurdwara Sant Kutiya, associated with Guru Nanak.
Agra: Gurdwara Guru Ka Taal, where Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji once stayed.
12. Are there any special events or festivals that take place during the tour?
Yes, special events like Guru Nanak Gurpurab, Baisakhi, Guru Gobind Singh Ji Gurpurab, and Diwali are celebrated at various Gurudwaras. If your tour coincides with one of these events, you will have the opportunity to experience large-scale celebrations, processions, and religious ceremonies.
13. Are photographs allowed inside the Gurudwaras?
Photography is allowed in most areas, but visitors are asked to avoid using flash photography in prayer halls and sanctum sanctorum. Always follow the specific rules of each Gurudwara regarding photography.
14. What should I pack for the tour?
Comfortable clothing and shoes for walking and exploring.
A head covering (for use at Gurudwaras).
Personal items like toiletries, a camera, and a travel guidebook.
A small bag to carry essentials while visiting the Gurudwaras.
A light jacket or sweater for cooler weather, especially in the evenings.
15. Can I extend or modify the tour?
Some tour operators may allow modifications or extensions of the tour, depending on availability and logistics. You can usually discuss this with the operator when booking or before the tour begins.
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