WAYFARER'S DIARY E01 | AMRITSAR | Golden temple | Jallianwalla Bagh | PUNJAB | ft. RAHUL DHAKAD

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It all began during a lazy afternoon at UIT RGPV Shivpuri.... The semester had just ended, and me , Jatin and Raju found themselves lounging in the college courtyard, discussing their plans for the upcoming holiday. Amidst banter and laughter, i , known for his knack for planning and adventure, proposed a trip to Amritsar-a city steeped in history and spirituality.
"I've heard the Golden Temple is breathtaking," i said, leaning back against the bench as he glanced at his friends. "And Jallianwala Bagh, too. It's like stepping into a history book."
Jatin, always up for an adventure, nodded eagerly. "Count me in, bro! Amritsar sounds epic. Plus, we could use a break from all the studies."
Raju, the pragmatic one among them, raised his eyebrows. "Alright, sounds good. But who's going to handle the logistics? We need to book tickets, plan our itinerary..."
I grinned. "Leave it to me. I'll take care of everything. We'll book our train tickets, pack our bags, and before you know it, we'll be in Amritsar, soaking in the vibes."
And so, amidst excited chatter and ambitious plans, their journey to Amritsar began to take shape......
A few days later, with train tickets in hand and backpacks packed, the trio boarded the train at Shivpuri Junction. The journey to Amritsar was a long one-28 hours of rattling tracks, scenic landscapes, and shared moments of camaraderie. Inside their compartment, amidst the rhythmic sway of the train, l unfolded his map of Amritsar, outlining their route and highlighting must-see spots.
As the train rolled on, conversation flowed freely. i regaled his friends with tales of Amritsar's history-the bravery of its people, the resilience of its culture. Jatin kept the mood light with his jokes and anecdotes, while Raju occasionally interjected with practical suggestions to make their trip smoother.
By the time they reached Amritsar Junction, the anticipation in the air was palpable. They were ready to embark on an adventure that promised not only sightseeing but also a deeper understanding of India's rich tapestry of traditions and stories.....
Their first stop in Amritsar was the Golden Temple, a majestic structure that shimmered like a beacon of peace amidst the bustling city. As they approached the Harmandir Sahib, i couldn't help but feel a sense of awe. The temple's golden façade reflected in the Amrit Sarovar, creating a mesmerizing sight that seemed to transport them to another realm.
Inside, they immersed themselves in the tranquil atmosphere, listening to the soothing recitations of Gurbani and marveling at the intricate architecture. i shared insights into the history of Sikhism and the significance of the Golden Temple in fostering community and equality. Jatin, capturing every moment with his camera, was determined to preserve the essence of their journey through his lens.
They joined the langar, the community kitchen where volunteers served free meals to all visitors-a practice that symbolized humility and inclusiveness. As they sat cross-legged on the floor, enjoying the simple yet delicious food, i couldn't help but feel a profound sense of connection with the people around him.....
Their exploration of Amritsar continued beyond the Golden Temple. They wandered through the bustling markets, sampling local delicacies like Amritsari kulcha and lassi, savoring the flavors that defined Punjabi cuisine. i led them through narrow alleys and ancient havelis, each corner revealing a new facet of the city's vibrant culture and history.
At every turn, they encountered warmth and hospitality. Locals shared stories of their heritage and traditions, leaving a lasting impression on me understanding of India's diversity and unity. He found himself captivated by the resilience of a city that had witnessed centuries of change yet remained steadfast in its identity.......
Jallianwala Bagh
One somber afternoon, they visited Jallianwala Bagh-a place etched in the annals of India's struggle for independence. Standing before the memorial, i felt a wave of solemnity wash over him. The echoes of history seemed to linger in the air, reminding him of the sacrifices made by those who dared to dream of freedom.
As Raju read aloud the inscriptions honoring the martyrs, me thoughts turned to the courage and resilience of ordinary people who had stood up against injustice. He shared stories of the tragic events of April 13, 1919, when British troops opened fire on peaceful protesters, leaving behind scars that Amritsar still bore with dignity.......
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