Punjab, a state sharing its border with Pakistan, holds a special place in India's Sikh community. The historic city of Amritsar, established in the 1570s under the guidance of Sikh Guru Ram Das, stands as the sacred site of Harmandir Sahib, the most revered gurdwara, known as the Golden Temple in English. This breathtaking sanctuary, set amidst the tranquil waters of the Pool of Nectar, ranks among the foremost pilgrimage destinations for Sikhs. Amritsar also boasts the enchanting Durgiana Temple, a Hindu place of worship renowned for its ornate silver doors, adding to the cultural and religious richness of the region.