Punjab & Dalhousie

Punjab & Dalhousie
Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights

▪ Visit to The Golden Temple – Experience peace and devotion at Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple), Amritsar. Students will witness the sacred rituals, explore the temple architecture, and learn about Sikh values of service and equality through a visit to the community kitchen (Langar).
▪ Wagah Border Ceremony – Feel the spirit of patriotism at the Attari-Wagah Border as Indian and Pakistani soldiers perform the flag-lowering ceremony with synchronized precision, energy, and national pride.
▪ Nek Chand’s Rock Garden – Explore Chandigarh’s famous Rock Garden, an inspiring artistic space created from industrial and domestic waste. It teaches sustainability, creativity, and the power of reusing discarded materials.
▪ Khajjiar Lake – Mini Switzerland of India – Surrounded by pine forests and meadows, Khajjiar offers stunning natural beauty and outdoor fun. Students can enjoy open landscapes, learn about local ecology, and experience the charm of this serene hill station.

Site Seeing (Suggested)
Jallianwala Bagh – A historical memorial to India’s freedom movement.
Partition Museum – Documents the human stories of the 1947 Partition.
Dalhousie Town – Explore colonial buildings and scenic viewpoints like Dainkund Peak.
Panchpula – A natural spot with waterfalls and picnic areas.
Subhash Baoli – A peaceful place linked to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s stay.

Learning Objectives

This program combines cultural exploration, patriotic experiences, and natural beauty. Students gain a deeper appreciation of India’s history, sustainable art, and the ecological richness of the Himalayan foothills while developing respect for diverse traditions and creative thinking.