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Hotel Le Golden Amritsar

Bazar Maisewan, opp. Golden Temple Amritsar, Punjab, 143006, India

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Amritsar - Incredible Indian Hospitality!

A travel blog entry by fero_vrskovy

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We arrived in Amritsar http://wikitravel.org/en/Amritsar early evening but the 'sign' was not waiting for us. After 5-10 minutes we hired an ‘auto’ (auto rickshaw as opposed to cycle rickshaw) and after the driver asked others for a few directions, finally arrived at Hotel Le Golden, directly across from the Golden Temple. The gold- …

Sikh Spirituality & Border Party

A travel blog entry by losbrowns

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Amritsar is the Sikh's holiest city represented by the superb Golden Temple. The Sikhs have their own religion & culture and believe in the chosen race of soldier-saints. Traditionally they don't ever cut their hair hence the turbans, wear a steel bangle to symbolize fearlessness and sometimes you get a glimpse of a shiny saber/sword. They also …

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The Golden Temple and Silly Walks

A travel blog entry by nshori

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After a few hours sleep set off for the Golden Temple , the largest and holiest Sikh temple in India. Walked through part of the old town where it becomes even more frenzied as you get closer to the temple. People constantly trying to sell you postcards, rickshaw or tuk tuk rides . Maya and Mark bought a kerchief each to cover their hair. Walked through the shallow water trays to wash our feet and in to the spectacular Golden temple area . The temple sits on a ...

Amritsar- India 28/11/2011

A travel blog entry by edwardsoverland

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... Van, when we were there they were terrified.

After a couple of days in Tabriz we headed for Zanjan on the way to Tehran. The traffic in Iran is unreal and there are really no rules, anything goes, its crazy and it takes soooo long to do anything. Although we have to say the people were really nice and welcoming. Lots and lots of people would walk past you in the street and simply say ‘welcome to Tabriz’ or wherever you were, occasionally they ...

Crossing over

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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... a guy working in a shop and a guy working on a cure for cancer. Those 20 points are an average meaning the ruling class is way higher and the workers are probably a fair bit lower. The divide in Pakistan is horribly apparent, the darker skinned people are condemned to a subsistence living under home-made grass tents at the sides of roads while the cities are full of a different caste of peoples. Even the cities are of a laughably poor standard compared to the west and have the ...

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