After breakfast in the morning, our representative will drive you to visit first Sarovar in the history of Sikhism. Situated near the Hall Gate of the walled city and approximately 700 meters from Sri Harimandar Sahib, the spot marks the place which the fourth Guru, Ram Das, identified for excavation. Legend has it that during the excavation, a yogi (saint) called Santokha was found meditating at the spot by the Guru. He is said to have died soon after telling Guru Ram Das that he had been meditating for a long time, awaiting salvation. The tank takes its name from him and was completed in 1643 by the fit Guru, Arjan Dev. Overnight stay at hotel.

· Santokha

· Harmindar Sahib

After breakfast in the morning, our representative will drive you to Sarovar is associated with the sixth Guru, Sri Hargobind, who had it dug and built under his direction. He used this spot to organize his followers along military lines following skirmishes with the Mughals, and also to provide them religious and spiritual guidance. As the Guru used his wisdom (bibek) to answer the questions of his followers, the Sarovar came to be known as Bibeksar. Maharaja Ranjit Singh built the gurdwara we see here today in 1628. It is believed that anyone who bathed in the pool would receive the benefits of rational thinking (Bibek).In the evening drive will drive you back. Overnight stay at hotel.

· Bibeksar

· Maharaja Ranjit Singh

After breakfast in the morning, our representative will drive you to the next serovar it is the smallest of the fie sarovars, this site marks the exact location of the formal beginning of the Sikh scriptures, making it especially significant for Sikhs. Guru Arjun Dev, who was looking for a quiet spot away from the growing city of Amritsar, chose this site to give form to the Guru Granth Sahib. In 1602 to make the surroundings more agreeable, he had a small tank dug up and named it ‘Ramsar’ after his father Guru Ram Das. Located near the Chatiwind Gate on the southwestern side of the walled city of Amritsar, it is believed that the Sukhmani Sahib (the “Psalm of Peace”) was composed here by Guru Arjan Dev. Once he finished the compilation of the holy book in 1604, he is said to have carried it on his head to Sri Harimandar Sahib for the installation. This path was named Guru Granth Sahib Marg to mark the 400th anniversary of the installation of the Granth Sahib at the Golden Temple. Pilgrims often walk barefoot from Ramsar Sarovar to Amrit Sarovar to honor Guru Arjan Dev’s walk many centuries ago. Overnight stay at hotel.

· Chatiwind Gate

· Sukhmani ‘Ramsar.’

· Golden Temple

After breakfast in the morning, our representative will drive you to 4th serovar it is next to Gurdwara Mata Kaulan near the main Darbar Sahib at Harimandar Sahib. It is named after a Muslim lady, Bibi Kaulan, who was raised as the adopted daughter of the Qazi of Lahore. A highly spiritual woman, she was above religious divides and took refuge with the sixth Guru, Sri Hargobind, at Amritsar. Her samadh lies at the western end of the Kaulsar Sarovar. The significance of Gurdwara Mata Kaulan and Kaulsar Sarovar can be judged from the fact that Guru Hargobind directed devotees to take a dip in Kaulsar before the Amrit Sarovar at Harimandar Sahib. Overnight stay at hotel.

· Gurdwara Mata Kaulan

· Harimandar Sahib

· Hargobind

· Kaulsar Sarovar

After breakfast in the morning, our representative will drive you to Amritsar Airport/Railway station you can board train and flight and fly back to your destination with sweet memories of Punjab tour.