Top Punjab Food & Drink

A fascinating city immersed in history and culture, Amritsar is home to some of world’s most intriguing sites like the Golden Temple and the Jallianwala Bagh. So go on, visit Ambarsar and come back enchanted. One will also enjoy heritage walk of old Amritsar city as well as half day village tour. The village tour gives one the experience of real Sikh culture.

Enjoy a private and authentic cooking class in a local home with your host Ritika who loves experimenting with fresh ingredients to create unique flavor profiles that embrace both the traditional and modern. This is a perfect experience for anyone looking to connect with local culture over food. Your cooking class will take place in a local home kitchen where Ritika will teach you how to make 2-3 traditional Punjabi dishes from their family recipes. After cooking, you will enjoy your meal together in your host's home. • Private cooking lesson in a local home • Introduction to Punjabi culture and cuisine. • 100% private activity • Experience Indian hospitality in a residential Palm Grove, Ajnala Road neighborhood • Vegetarian and vegan options available

Amritsar may seem outwardly traditional with all its dazzling traditional architecture, but its nightlife rises to the same electric energy as any other hotspot destination. Come and join us for this awesome pub crawl, meet new people in energetic, fun, friendly and most certainly wild atmosphere, have fun and make memories with the cheeky host and this night out in pink city promises you a rollicking good time.

Amritsar is a foodies destination and for centuries it is known for its rich and yummy food culture, we are fortunate today that this rich food culture is preserved in the form of small food joints by some thoughtful people for generations. We have designed this amazing experience for you with an intention to take you to these places for food tasting, so that you can also cherish this food, feast your taste buds and have a fabulous and lasting impression.

The land of faith and food can be well called the culinary capital of India. From sweet to the savoury, the fried and the roasted - the city has a lot on the menu. A visit to Amritsar invariably includes two things—paying your respects at the Golden Temple, and gorging on all the delicacies the city dishes up. The locals love the street food in Amritsar, and the city is swarming with street-side vendors selling the freshest, hottest and richest versions of everything from a refreshing glass of lassi and sugary, sweet halwa, to buttery paranthas and spicy gravy. Here’s our list of rich Punjabi delicacies in all their fatty splendor—so get your hands dirty, and eat to your heart’s content. You’ll probably pack on a couple of extra kilos, but we guarantee it’ll be worth the weight.

The land of faith and food can be well called the culinary capital of India. From sweet to the savoury, the fried and the roasted - the city has a lot on the menu. A visit to Amritsar invariably includes two things—paying your respects at the Golden Temple, and gorging on all the delicacies the city dishes up. The locals love the street food in Amritsar, and the city is swarming with street-side vendors selling the freshest, hottest and richest versions of everything from a refreshing glass of lassi and sugary, sweet halwa, to buttery paranthas and spicy gravy. Here’s our list of rich Punjabi delicacies in all their fatty splendor—so get your hands dirty, and eat to your heart’s content. You’ll probably pack on a couple of extra kilos, but we guarantee it’ll be worth the weight.

More than just a regular food tour, this carefully curated, all-inclusive food walk is a journey into the heart of the authentic culinary neighborhoods of Amritsar. Eat like a local with the best of traditional and modern street food items from street vendors and dhabas who have been feeding the locals for generations and are hidden in the off-the-beaten-path away from the tourist crowds. Keep your stomach and camera memory empty for the delicious food to fill them up.

Eat your way through the Punjabi city of Amritsar, home of the magnificent Golden Temple, with this street food tour by bicycle. You'll stop by classic street food vendors, sampling all sorts of delicious street food along the way. Just make sure to save some room for dinner if you can; the tour wraps up with a proper dinner at a local restaurant.

Start through the narrow bazaars of Amritsar, we will go to the main Bazaar Called Guru Bazaar, a market where you can find all the stuff related to Punjabi weddings, here we will stop by the shop of Itter (Essence) and will feel the fragrance of hand made perfumes and incense sticks. Walking through these lanes, we will reach the main road to the cloth market, where we will see the colorful attires of Punjab culture. The main costumes include Phulkari, Patiala Suit, for women and Kurta Pajama for men, which goes perfect with Punjabi Jutti, the traditional footwear for men and women. Talking about the souvenirs, we cannot forget the food of Amritsar, which is Papad, English poppadom according to your spice tolerance, low, mild, extreme or Amritsari level, yes we do love spicy food. Heading towards new markets we will visit Ram Bagh market, where we will find Aam Papad, dry mango pulp. With this, our tour for souvenirs comes to an end at Ram Bagh Gate.

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Amritsar heritage walk is a two hours walking tour which takes you to deep down in side the old town.During the walk you will cover fourteen specific points where the walk takes a traveler, starting from the Town Hall and ending at the iconic Golden Temple.it is almost 3 km walking tour , you go through the narrow lanes and walk through the old bazaars and you see the authentic old markets of the city. The walk takes you back in the time as you witness town planning traditional trade and crafts being Practiced in the same place and the same manner as has been done for centuries.You will also taste some delicious food like Jalebi and Kulcha.

With the help of host and local staff, you be guided to our organic farm as well as the nearby village to view their daily routines and activities. Take part in making Punjabi foods using typical biogas and clay / steel utensils. Take part in cow milking, sowing/ harvesting vegetables and crops.