Popular Buses from Delhi Airport to Amritsar
- DepartDuration
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- 23:30
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 09:00
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes A/C Seater (2+2)
- 23:00
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 08:30
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes Benz Multi Axle Business Class(2+1)
- 01:30
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 11:00
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes A/C Seater (2+2)
- 16:30
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 02:00
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes A/C Seater (2+2)
- 20:30
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 06:00
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes Benz Multi Axle Business Class(2+1)
- 05:00
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 14:30
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes A/C Seater (2+2)
- 03:30
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 13:00
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes A/C Seater (2+2)
- 07:30
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 17:00
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes A/C Seater (2+2)
- 03:00
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 12:30
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes Benz Multi Axle Business Class(2+1)
- 02:30
Delhi Airport9h-30m - 12:00
AmritsarIndo Canadian Tpt Co Mercedes Benz Multi Axle Business Class(2+1)
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Golden TempleIrrespective of caste, creed, community, race, gender and ethnicity, the Golden Temple in Amritsar opens door to millions of devotees from India and its far off lands. It is a mesh of sublime peace, utter religious tolerance, outstanding natural beauty and enormous faith and belief in God. Golden Temple in Amritsar is the most revered Sikh Gurudwara in India which was founded by the fourth guru Ram Das in the year 1577.
- Jallianwala Bagh
The most holy and revered destination for Sikh religion, Amritsar, is also a popular name in the chapters of Indian history. Both history and spirituality are intertwined along the walls of Amritsar that pull in enthusiastic travellers from round the world. While talking about Amritsar's history, the first thing we can recollect is the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre of 1919 that brutally killed around 1,000 civilians.