
Gobindgarh Fort
Amritsar, Punjab, India
Maharaja Ranjit Singh's city fort where the Koh-i-Noor was once vaulted — now a live-museum of Sikh martial history, 7D shows and Punjabi food courts.
Why visit: The Sikh empire's treasury fort, reopened after 170 army years.
- ›Sher-e-Punjab 7D show
- ›Coin and weapon museums
- ›Haveli food street
- ›Evening projection show
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Best time
Oct–Mar (evening light shows)
Entry fee
From ₹99
Est. budget
₹300–800
Duration
2–3 hrs
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