Delhi to Amritsar Taxi Tour Packages

450 km from Delhi • Punjab • Choose from 4 curated itineraries

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Amritsar, home of the Golden Temple, is 450 km from Delhi. Our 2 to 3 day packages cover the Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Wagah Border ceremony, and Partition Museum.

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Day 1

Delhi → Amritsar

🛣️ About 460 km ⏱️ 8–9 hours with stops

Golden Temple, Amritsar Photo to be added

Straight up NH-44 through Haryana and Punjab — Panipat, Ambala, Ludhiana and Jalandhar — to reach Amritsar for the Golden Temple at night.

  1. 5:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 7:00 AM Breakfast at Murthal The highway dhabas at Murthal are known across North India for stuffed parathas served with white butter.
  3. 10:30 AM Past Ambala and Ludhiana
  4. 12:30 PM Lunch near Jalandhar
  5. 2:30 PM Arrive in Amritsar, hotel check-in and rest
  6. 6:00 PM Golden Temple Sri Harmandir Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, its gilded sanctum standing in the Amrit Sarovar. It is open day and night; cover your head, remove shoes and wash your feet before entering.
  7. 8:00 PM Langar at the Golden Temple The community kitchen serves a free meal to everyone who comes, around the clock — often over 50,000 people a day, all cooked and served by volunteers.

Overnight: Amritsar

Tip: The streets around the Golden Temple are closed to cars. The car drops you at the multi-level parking and it is a short walk through the Heritage Street.

Day 2

Wagah Border & Return

🛣️ About 520 km ⏱️ Wagah in the evening, then an overnight drive to Delhi

Beating Retreat, Wagah border Photo to be added

A relaxed morning in Amritsar, the Beating Retreat at the Wagah border, and the overnight drive home.

  1. 7:00 AM Golden Temple in the morning light
  2. 9:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  3. 10:00 AM Jallianwala Bagh The garden where British troops fired on an unarmed crowd on 13 April 1919. The bullet marks in the walls and the martyrs' well are preserved.
  4. 11:30 AM Durgiana Temple A Hindu temple built in the style of the Golden Temple, standing in its own tank.
  5. 1:00 PM Lunch — Amritsari kulcha
  6. 2:30 PM Drive to the Wagah border
  7. 4:30 PM Beating Retreat ceremony The flag-lowering ceremony at the Attari–Wagah border, 30 km from Amritsar, with high-stepping BSF drill and a stadium crowd. It starts before sunset; arrive two hours early, carry photo ID and leave bags in the car.
  8. 6:30 PM Depart for Delhi
  9. 3:00 AM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: Ceremony timings shift with sunset — earlier in winter, later in summer. The driver confirms the day's timing. The drop is after 11 PM; the ₹400 night charge is already included in the package price.

Day 1

Delhi → Amritsar

🛣️ About 460 km ⏱️ 8–9 hours with stops

Golden Temple, Amritsar Photo to be added

Straight up NH-44 through Haryana and Punjab — Panipat, Ambala, Ludhiana and Jalandhar — to reach Amritsar for the Golden Temple at night.

  1. 7:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 9:00 AM Breakfast at Murthal The highway dhabas at Murthal are known across North India for stuffed parathas served with white butter.
  3. 2:00 PM Lunch near Jalandhar
  4. 4:30 PM Arrive in Amritsar, hotel check-in
  5. 7:00 PM Golden Temple lit up at night Sri Harmandir Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, its gilded sanctum standing in the Amrit Sarovar. It is open day and night; cover your head, remove shoes and wash your feet before entering.
  6. 9:00 PM Dinner at Kesar Da Dhaba A dhaba running since 1916, famous for its slow-cooked dal and phirni in clay bowls.

Overnight: Amritsar

Tip: The streets around the Golden Temple are closed to cars. The car drops you at the multi-level parking and it is a short walk through the Heritage Street.

Day 2

Amritsar Sightseeing

🛣️ About 70 km ⏱️ 2 hours in total

Beating Retreat, Wagah border Photo to be added

Amritsar's history in a day — the Golden Temple at dawn, Jallianwala Bagh, the Partition Museum and the old fort — with the border ceremony in the evening.

  1. 5:30 AM Golden Temple at dawn Sri Harmandir Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, its gilded sanctum standing in the Amrit Sarovar. It is open day and night; cover your head, remove shoes and wash your feet before entering.
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast
  3. 9:30 AM Jallianwala Bagh The garden where British troops fired on an unarmed crowd on 13 April 1919. The bullet marks in the walls and the martyrs' well are preserved.
  4. 10:30 AM Partition Museum The world's first museum of the 1947 Partition, built around the stories of the people who lived through it. Closed on Mondays.
  5. 12:30 PM Lunch at Bharawan Da Dhaba A vegetarian dhaba near the Town Hall, known for its kulchas and lassi.
  6. 1:30 PM Durgiana Temple and Gobindgarh Fort An 18th-century fort, now a heritage park with Punjabi food stalls, folk performances and an evening light-and-sound show.
  7. 3:00 PM Drive to the Wagah border
  8. 4:30 PM Beating Retreat ceremony The flag-lowering ceremony at the Attari–Wagah border, 30 km from Amritsar, with high-stepping BSF drill and a stadium crowd. It starts before sunset; arrive two hours early, carry photo ID and leave bags in the car.

Overnight: Amritsar

Tip: Ceremony timings shift with sunset — earlier in winter, later in summer.

Day 3

Return to Delhi

🛣️ About 460 km ⏱️ 8–9 hours with stops

Back down NH-44 to Delhi.

  1. 8:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  2. 9:00 AM Ram Tirath (optional) The ashram of the sage Valmiki, 11 km west of the city, where Sita is said to have given birth to Luv and Kush.
  3. 10:00 AM Depart for Delhi
  4. 1:00 PM Lunch near Ludhiana
  5. 5:00 PM Tea stop at Murthal
  6. 7:30 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: A night charge of ₹400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Day 1

Delhi → Amritsar

🛣️ About 460 km ⏱️ 8–9 hours with stops

Golden Temple, Amritsar Photo to be added

Straight up NH-44 through Haryana and Punjab — Panipat, Ambala, Ludhiana and Jalandhar — to reach Amritsar for the Golden Temple at night.

  1. 5:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 7:00 AM Breakfast at Murthal The highway dhabas at Murthal are known across North India for stuffed parathas served with white butter.
  3. 10:30 AM Past Ambala and Ludhiana
  4. 12:30 PM Lunch near Jalandhar
  5. 2:30 PM Arrive in Amritsar, hotel check-in and rest
  6. 6:00 PM Golden Temple Sri Harmandir Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, its gilded sanctum standing in the Amrit Sarovar. It is open day and night; cover your head, remove shoes and wash your feet before entering.
  7. 8:00 PM Langar at the Golden Temple The community kitchen serves a free meal to everyone who comes, around the clock — often over 50,000 people a day, all cooked and served by volunteers.

Overnight: Amritsar

Tip: The streets around the Golden Temple are closed to cars. The car drops you at the multi-level parking and it is a short walk through the Heritage Street.

Day 2

Amritsar and Wagah

🛣️ About 70 km ⏱️ 2 hours in total

Beating Retreat, Wagah border Photo to be added

The Golden Temple at dawn, the memorials of 1919 and 1947, and the border ceremony in the afternoon.

  1. 5:30 AM Golden Temple at dawn Sri Harmandir Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, its gilded sanctum standing in the Amrit Sarovar. It is open day and night; cover your head, remove shoes and wash your feet before entering.
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast
  3. 9:30 AM Jallianwala Bagh The garden where British troops fired on an unarmed crowd on 13 April 1919. The bullet marks in the walls and the martyrs' well are preserved.
  4. 10:30 AM Partition Museum The world's first museum of the 1947 Partition, built around the stories of the people who lived through it. Closed on Mondays.
  5. 12:30 PM Lunch on Lawrence Road
  6. 2:30 PM Drive to the Wagah border
  7. 4:30 PM Beating Retreat ceremony The flag-lowering ceremony at the Attari–Wagah border, 30 km from Amritsar, with high-stepping BSF drill and a stadium crowd. It starts before sunset; arrive two hours early, carry photo ID and leave bags in the car.

Overnight: Amritsar

Tip: Carry photo ID for Wagah and leave bags in the car — they are not allowed through the gate.

Day 3

Amritsar → Anandpur Sahib

🛣️ About 190 km ⏱️ 4–5 hours with stops

Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib, Anandpur Sahib Photo to be added

Two Amritsar landmarks in the morning, then east to Anandpur Sahib, where the Khalsa was founded in 1699.

  1. 8:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  2. 9:00 AM Durgiana Temple and Gobindgarh Fort An 18th-century fort, now a heritage park with Punjabi food stalls, folk performances and an evening light-and-sound show.
  3. 11:00 AM Depart for Anandpur Sahib
  4. 1:00 PM Lunch near Jalandhar or Phagwara
  5. 3:30 PM Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib One of the five Takhts of Sikhism, built where Guru Gobind Singh founded the Khalsa on Baisakhi, 1699.
  6. 5:00 PM Virasat-e-Khalsa A museum of Sikh history in a striking modern building, with galleries that take two to three hours to see properly.

Overnight: Anandpur Sahib

Tip: Anandpur Sahib is crowded during Hola Mohalla in March; book early for those dates.

Day 4

Anandpur Sahib → Delhi

🛣️ About 330 km ⏱️ 6–7 hours with stops

Gurudwara Bhora Sahib, Anandpur Sahib Photo to be added

A last gurudwara at Anandpur Sahib, then home via Rupnagar and NH-44.

  1. 7:30 AM Gurudwara Bhora Sahib The gurudwara at the house of Guru Tegh Bahadur, with the underground room where he meditated.
  2. 9:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  3. 10:00 AM Naina Devi Temple (optional) A hilltop Shakti Peeth about 20 km away, reached by road and a short ropeway or steps.
  4. 12:30 PM Depart via Rupnagar and Ambala
  5. 2:00 PM Lunch on NH-44
  6. 5:00 PM Tea stop at Murthal
  7. 7:30 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: A night charge of ₹400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Day 1

Delhi → Amritsar

🛣️ About 460 km ⏱️ 8–9 hours with stops

Golden Temple, Amritsar Photo to be added

Straight up NH-44 through Haryana and Punjab — Panipat, Ambala, Ludhiana and Jalandhar — to reach Amritsar for the Golden Temple at night.

  1. 5:00 AM Pickup from your home or hotel in Delhi NCR
  2. 7:00 AM Breakfast at Murthal The highway dhabas at Murthal are known across North India for stuffed parathas served with white butter.
  3. 10:30 AM Past Ambala and Ludhiana
  4. 12:30 PM Lunch near Jalandhar
  5. 2:30 PM Arrive in Amritsar, hotel check-in and rest
  6. 6:00 PM Golden Temple Sri Harmandir Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, its gilded sanctum standing in the Amrit Sarovar. It is open day and night; cover your head, remove shoes and wash your feet before entering.
  7. 8:00 PM Langar at the Golden Temple The community kitchen serves a free meal to everyone who comes, around the clock — often over 50,000 people a day, all cooked and served by volunteers.

Overnight: Amritsar

Tip: The streets around the Golden Temple are closed to cars. The car drops you at the multi-level parking and it is a short walk through the Heritage Street.

Day 2

Amritsar and Wagah

🛣️ About 70 km ⏱️ 2 hours in total

Beating Retreat, Wagah border Photo to be added

The Golden Temple at dawn, the memorials of 1919 and 1947, the old fort, and the border ceremony in the evening.

  1. 5:30 AM Golden Temple at dawn Sri Harmandir Sahib, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs, its gilded sanctum standing in the Amrit Sarovar. It is open day and night; cover your head, remove shoes and wash your feet before entering.
  2. 8:00 AM Breakfast
  3. 9:30 AM Jallianwala Bagh and the Partition Museum The garden where British troops fired on an unarmed crowd on 13 April 1919. The bullet marks in the walls and the martyrs' well are preserved. The Partition Museum next door is closed on Mondays.
  4. 12:30 PM Lunch at a Lawrence Road dhaba
  5. 1:30 PM Gobindgarh Fort An 18th-century fort, now a heritage park with Punjabi food stalls, folk performances and an evening light-and-sound show.
  6. 3:00 PM Drive to the Wagah border
  7. 4:30 PM Beating Retreat ceremony The flag-lowering ceremony at the Attari–Wagah border, 30 km from Amritsar, with high-stepping BSF drill and a stadium crowd. It starts before sunset; arrive two hours early, carry photo ID and leave bags in the car.

Overnight: Amritsar

Tip: Ceremony timings shift with sunset — earlier in winter, later in summer.

Day 3

Amritsar → Katra

🛣️ About 220 km ⏱️ 5–6 hours with stops

Durgiana Temple, Amritsar Photo to be added

Two Amritsar temples in the morning, then north through Pathankot into Jammu to Katra, the base for Vaishno Devi. Many pilgrims start the climb the same evening.

  1. 7:30 AM Durgiana Temple and Mata Lal Devi Temple Mata Lal Devi's temple is built as a maze of narrow cave-like passages and water channels.
  2. 9:30 AM Breakfast, check-out and depart for Katra
  3. 12:30 PM Lunch at Pathankot
  4. 3:30 PM Arrive in Katra, hotel check-in
  5. 4:30 PM Collect the yatra registration card Every pilgrim needs the RFID yatra card, issued free at the counters near the bus stand on showing photo ID.
  6. 6:00 PM Start the climb to the Bhawan 13 km from Banganga to the cave shrine, on a paved path with shelters and food all the way. Ponies and palkis are available and are paid on the spot.

Overnight: At the Bhawan or on the path

Tip: Carry a light bag only — a warm layer, water and ID. The cloak rooms at Katra keep the rest.

Day 4

Vaishno Devi darshan → Katra

🛣️ About 16 km on foot ⏱️ No driving

Vaishno Devi Bhawan Photo to be added

Darshan at the holy cave, the climb to Bhairon Nath, and the walk down to Katra.

  1. 5:00 AM Darshan at the Bhawan The holy cave of Mata Vaishno Devi, with the three natural rock forms worshipped as the Goddess. Phones and bags are deposited before darshan.
  2. 7:30 AM Bhairon Nath Temple 2.5 km above the Bhawan; the yatra is considered complete only after a visit here. A ropeway runs from the Bhawan.
  3. 9:00 AM Breakfast and the walk down
  4. 1:00 PM Back in Katra, lunch and rest
  5. 6:00 PM Katra market for prasad and dry fruit

Overnight: Katra

Tip: The descent is hard on the knees — take it slowly and use the handrails.

Day 5

Katra → Delhi

🛣️ About 650 km ⏱️ 12–13 hours with stops

The long drive home through Jammu, Pathankot and Punjab.

  1. 6:00 AM Breakfast and check-out
  2. 7:00 AM Depart via Jammu and Pathankot
  3. 11:30 AM Lunch near Jalandhar
  4. 3:30 PM Past Ludhiana and Ambala
  5. 6:30 PM Tea stop at Murthal
  6. 9:00 PM Drop at your home or hotel in Delhi NCR

Tip: An early start keeps the drop before 11 PM. A night charge of ₹400 applies if the car is dropped after 11 PM.

Package Prices

Choose a duration to see the price for each vehicle. Every price includes the full distance, all tolls and every state tax on the route.

Prices for the 3 Days / 2 Nights package. See its day-by-day itinerary →

VehicleSeatsKilometres includedPackage priceExtra km
Maruti Swift Dzire41,018 km₹16,200₹12/km
Maruti Ertiga61,018 km₹19,200₹15/km
Toyota Innova Crysta71,018 km₹24,300₹20/km
Toyota Innova Hycross71,018 km₹30,100₹25/km
Tempo Traveller 9-Seater91,002 km Call for price ₹25/km
Tempo Traveller 12-Seater121,002 km Call for price ₹28/km
Tempo Traveller 16-Seater161,002 km Call for price ₹32/km
Force Urbania 16-Seater161,002 km Call for price ₹38/km
Force Urbania with Maharaja Seats121,002 km Call for price ₹45/km

The price covers the vehicle, the chauffeur, fuel, the driver's allowance, all tolls and every state tax on the route. Kilometres are measured garage to garage. For a Tempo Traveller or Urbania, tap Call for price and our office will quote you directly.

✔ Included in the package

  • Air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced chauffeur
  • Fuel for the entire journey
  • All kilometres listed for the package, measured garage to garage
  • Driver's daily allowance for every day of the trip
  • All highway and expressway tolls on the route
  • State and border taxes for every state on the route

✘ Not included

  • Parking charges — payable as per actual
  • Hotel accommodation
  • Monument, temple and national park entry tickets
  • Tickets for any activity, ride or adventure sport
  • Helicopter, pony and palki charges
  • Meals and refreshments
  • Kilometres run beyond the package — charged at the per-km rate shown for each vehicle
  • Night charge of ₹400 — applicable if the vehicle is dropped after 11:00 PM on the final day

Fare and kilometres

The fare is for the vehicle and not per passenger. It covers the kilometres listed for the package, measured garage to garage from our head office in Rajendra Place and back to it. Kilometres run beyond the package are charged at the per-km rate shown for the vehicle.

Parking charges are payable as per actual. A night charge of ₹400 applies if the vehicle is dropped after 11:00 PM on the final day.

Hotel accommodation, meals, monument and temple entry tickets, activity and adventure-sport tickets, and any local ride such as a helicopter, pony or palki are not part of the package.

Sightseeing and road conditions

Sightseeing is subject to the opening days and hours of each monument. We are not responsible if a monument, temple or park is closed on the day of your visit.

In some places the local taxi union does not allow outside vehicles for local sightseeing — in Ladakh, and for Rohtang Pass in Manali. There, the local sightseeing is done in a local taxi, paid separately.

Journey times may be affected by traffic, police or administrative restrictions, VIP movement, processions, strikes or road works, and we are not responsible for delays or itinerary changes caused by them.

In the event of a landslide, flood, heavy snowfall, earthquake or any other natural occurrence that closes a road or a monument, we are not responsible for the resulting delay, detour or cancellation. Any additional running or halt on that account is charged as per actual.

Quotations

Fares hold for the dates and itinerary quoted, and are revised if the dates, itinerary or vehicle change. Any revision in toll or state tax by the authorities applies as per actual.

Tempo Traveller and Urbania fares are quoted on request — please call the office for a quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days do I need for Delhi to Amritsar?

Most travellers prefer 3 to 5 days for Amritsar. It depends on your pace and how many nearby attractions you want to cover. All durations are shown above — click any to see the full itinerary.

What is the taxi fare for Delhi to Amritsar?

Packages start at ₹15,900 for the 2 Days / 1 Night tour in a Maruti Swift Dzire, covering 1,018 km measured garage to garage. Every package price includes the chauffeur, fuel, the driver's allowance, all tolls and every state tax on the route. Parking is extra, as per actual, and Tempo Traveller and Urbania fares are quoted on request.

Is the Delhi to Amritsar route safe for night driving?

Yes. Our drivers are experienced on the Amritsar route and trained for highway and hill driving. All vehicles are GPS-tracked and insured.

Can I customise the Amritsar itinerary?

Yes. Every itinerary is fully customisable. Call +91 9810438237 to discuss your preferred duration, stops and pace.

Do you provide hotels with the Amritsar tour package?

We provide transport only. However, we can suggest trusted hotels in Amritsar based on your budget — just ask when you call.

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