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Things To Do

The Wedding Website of Sunaina Singh and Mathan Parasuram
Amritsar has always been about warmth, togetherness, and shared meals — just like a wedding. We hope that between the celebrations, you find time to soak in the city’s light, history, and flavors.
Sightseeing

Sightseeing

The Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib) The crown jewel of Amritsar, the Golden Temple is a place of breathtaking beauty and profound serenity. Open day and night, it offers an unforgettable experience—whether witnessing the shimmering reflection of the gilded dome at sunrise or joining the thousands who partake in the free community meal (langar). Wagah Border Ceremony At the border between India and Pakistan, the daily Wagah Border ceremony is a spectacle of synchronized marches, spirited chants, and pageantry. It is a stirring reminder of both national pride and cultural tradition. Jallianwala Bagh This historic garden, just steps from the Golden Temple, is a memorial to India’s freedom struggle. A visit here provides a moving glimpse into the resilience and sacrifices that shaped the nation’s history.

Dining

Dining

Breakfast: Kanha Sweets (Lawrence Road) – Puri-chole with aloo launji & jalebi. Ashok Kulcha (Ranjit Avenue) – Authentic stuffed kulchas. Chatoreyan Di Hatti (Lawrence Road) – Famous for chole-bhature. Punjabi Classics: Hall Bazaar & Lawrence Road – Gol gappe, aloo tikki, chaap, gur ka halwa. Chatori Gali (Crystal Chowk) – Evening street food trail. Gurudas Ram Jalebi Wala – Hot jalebis with rabri. Beera Chicken House (Majitha Road) – Legendary tandoori chicken. Makhan Fish & Chicken Corner – Must-try Amritsari fish fry. Modern Dining:  Grain Bagh – Haveli-style fine dining with Punjabi food + cocktails.  Elgin Café – Chic brunch café with coffee, salads & pizza.  Tepah (Mall Road) – Lounge-style fine dining with live music. Desserts: Sharma Gulab Jamun – The city’s most loved gulab jamuns. Novelty Sweets – Famous ras malai. Bansal Sweets – Local mithai & paneer pakoras. Ahuja Lassi – Thick malai-topped lassi.