Wagah Border, a symbol of Indo-Pak friendship, hosts a daily flag-lowering ceremony.
A significant Sikh shrine, birthplace of Guru Nanak, featuring beautiful architecture and peaceful gardens.
A historic fort showcasing Mughal architecture, housing several museums and the famous Alamgiri Gate.
Experience the daily flag-lowering ceremony between India and Pakistan, a spectacle of patriotism and unity.
Protection from sun and dusty winds at the border.
For long hours of standing and walking around the border area.
Famous for its parathas and tea, Baba Da Dhaba is a local favorite near Wagah Border.
Known for its delicious lassi and parathas, Kesar Da Dhaba is another popular breakfast spot near Wagah Border.
Famous for its langar-style lunch, Gobind Da Dhaba offers a unique dining experience near Wagah Border.
Layered flatbread with various fillings, often served with curd or pickle
Flattened rice flakes cooked with vegetables and spices
Kidney beans curry with rice, a popular lunch dish
Handcrafted embroidered shoes that are a symbol of Punjab's rich culture.
Intricately embroidered dupattas (scarves) that depict Punjab's folk art and history.
Spicy and tangy pickles made from locally grown vegetables and spices.
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Witness the sun dip below the horizon, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink, while sipping on world-class wines at Seppeltsfield's sunset sessions.