A Dip Inside Rich Food Culture of Amritsar

Amritsar is a great place to travel to if the idea is to devour a few mouth-watering delicacies. It goes without saying that Punjabis are foodies. Therefore, all those planning to travel to Amritsar anytime soon would get to treat themselves to a bunch of hearty culinary delights, including Saag and Makki ki Roti. However, there is a lot more than can be tried out as part of the traditional Punjabi cuisine.

Also, do book hotels in Amritsar right away to enjoy a great vacation in India’s North. Those wanting to try out a wide range of delicacies can make their way to Amritsar as there is absolutely no dearth of culinary delights in the city. Those having limited finances at their disposal can search for budget hotels in Amritsar. Also, it needs to be noted that Amritsar is a city known for its warm and cosy hospitality.

 

How to Travel to Amritsar from Delhi?

Moreover, Amritsar happens to be a favoured destination for those living in Delhi/NCR (as a large chunk of the Punjabi population resides in Delhi/NCR). Also, it is important to note that travelling to Amritsar is easy as the city is well-connected to other North Indian states, such as Delhi. The Raja Sansi Airport in Amritsar accepts both domestic and international flights. Those travelling by road would need close to 8 hours to travel to Amritsar. Go for the best hotels in Amritsar to enjoy a great stay in one of the most popular cities in North India. Also, it is a great idea to go for sanitized hotels in Amritsar to keep all of the viruses and diseases away.

What to Eat in Amritsar?

Tandoori Chicken @ Beera Chicken House

Tandoori chicken is one of the most-loved dishes in Amritsar, and in other parts of Punjab as well. This restaurant serves excellent Tandoori chicken with mint chutney and raw onions. The taste of Beera’s chicken would stay with you long after you’ve eaten it. The shop began operating in 1972 and is still going strong. All those in the mood to eat something savoury and delicious can make their way to this eatery in Amritsar. Also, do not forget to try out the Punjabi-style fish tikka if you love eating fish. Do make it certain to book budget hotels in Amritsar to experience a hearty stay without having to spend too much. Also, there are various attractions that offer the top sightseeing in Amritsar.

Phirni @ Kesar Da Dhaba

Phirni is a sweet pudding that is made using rice and milk. If you have a sweet tooth should definitely try out this restaurant. Travellers and foodies cannot say no to this restaurant because the delicacies served here are just too good to say no to. Also, try out the ‘Bhaingan ka bhartha’ and ‘palak paneer’ with Lachcha Parantha and you won’t have to eat anything for 2-3 hours. Get hotels in Amritsar booked easily by going online this summer.

Keema Parantha @ Pal Da Dhaba

Keema Parantha can be had with a wide range of gravies, including butter chicken. Apart from the Punjabi-style keema parantha, food lovers can also go for kharode ka soup, which is one of the specialties of this restaurant. Again, non-veg lovers cannot afford to say no to this restaurant. Also, it is one of the most popular restaurants in Amritsar and remains overcrowded for the most part of the day. Therefore, it is important to get yourself parked at the restaurant before the lunch hour begins. Also, get the best hotels in Amritsar booked as soon as you can to enjoy a great vacation.

Lassi @ Ahuja Milk Bhandar

It is no rocket science to understand that summers in Amritsar can turn out to be quite scorching. This means you need to keep yourself hydrated at all times. Try out the famous lassi (buttermilk) at Ahuja Milk Bhandar and keep yourself up and running for long. Cold badam milk also happens to be quite a specialty. So, do try that out as well. Also, the lassi would be thick, so much so that you might need a spoon to dig it out.

Langar @ Golden Temple

Ah, this is the best part of travelling to Amritsar. In all fairness, a trip to Amritsar is never complete without tasting ‘Guru ka Langar’ at the Golden Temple. The langar (community kitchen) serves people throughout the day (7 days a week). So, you can come here at any given time to seek blessings and to appease your tummies.

 

Where to Shop in Amritsar?

Shopping in Amritsar is going to be a really exciting experience. Punjabi jutti can be found with ease at the Katra Jaimal Singh Bazaar. Here, tourists can also treat themselves to sumptuous butter rotis and butter chicken. So, it won’t be wrong to say that this Bazaar should be there on every traveller and tourist’s list. Also, do book hotels in Amritsar to experience top-notch hospitality.

 

Similarly, those wanting to buy phulkaris and Punjabi suits can make their way to the Lahori Gate Market. Again, there are various roadside eateries in and around the market that can be tried out by the foodies. Amritsar is the perfect destination for those wanting to shop and eat.