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Enjoying the great Sikh hospitality
... lights at night and even fireworks because luckily I was just there on a special day that the birthday of the first Guru (Nanak) was celebrated.
Practical stuff
- Whatever you do, don’t miss the experience to stay at the Golden Temple, do it! Opposite the main entrance of the temple is the place where you can get accommodation. Just ask.
- Go to the border ceremony and enjoy the ...
A most welcoming temple to visit.
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Plenty of people but as it is so big one doesn't fell crowded. They have kitchen where anyone can be feed for free as is there belief that they will share with everyone and no one should go with out. We joined the queues and it was like a streamlined production line. First you are given a round stainless steel tray, a spoon and a bowl. There are lines of people going to various eating halls. As you enter ...
Indiana Dams Et Le Temple Dore
... a fait encercler le parc et a ordonne d'ouvrir le feu sans sommation. Cette tragedie a fait environ 1500 morts, dont des viellards, des femmes et des enfants.
Un jeune indien rescape, alors age de 9 ans, s'est jure de faire justice un jour. 20 ans plus tard il est parti en Angleterre et assassine le grade responsable du massacre.
Ceremonie de fermeture du poste frontiere
Amritsar est donc juste a cote de la frontiere pakistanaise. Une tradition consiste ...
Amritsar - a truely unique indian experience
... a plate, bowl an spoon provided to you. When they open the doors its a race to find a seat on the floor - its such a race that we saw a baby in his mothers arms nearly get his head hit against the wall as people pushed through the doors. Everyone is seated in rows and men walk along he row pouring food into your plate and bowl. You have 15minutes to eat before they clean up and the next few ...
Wagah Border Ceremony & the Golden Temple
... and I go back out down the long walkway and into the main square again. It was a very spiritual visit and I found a great peacefulness in going into the temple, time now to sus out getting a cup of tea and going for dinner.
Dinner is an experience, you are given your stainless steel thali dish and cutlery on the way upstairs to the dinning hall, once the hall is ready you go in and sit on a mat cross legged and you are served your food. We ...