Travel guide to the Golden Temple in Amritsar, India

Scenic spot introduction:

Harmandir Sahib/Golden Temple Indiaa, also known as Harmandir Temple, is known as the "jewel in the holy crown of Sikhism" and is the largest Sikh temple in India. A total of 750 kilograms of gold were spent on the construction of the entire Golden Temple. It is elegant in style and beautiful in shape. It has the solemnity of Islamic architecture and the splendor of Hindu architecture. There is an endless stream of pilgrims every day. People can see the golden-domed temple reflected in the lake from all angles. The white buildings and green bodhi trees in the distance are not only pleasing to the eye, but also make people feel a sense of peace and quiet.

Attractions distribution:

The Golden Temple is located in the center of the Indian border city of Amritsar, covering an area of ​​about 10 hectares. There is a plank road in front of the Golden Temple, leading to the main building in the center of the holy lake. The walls around the lake are inlaid with shining marble. The interior of the temple has a rectangular layout and is divided into 12 areas on three floors. The first floor is the prayer hall for believers. The second and third floors are sutra rooms, sacred relic rooms, museums, etc. In addition to the temple, there are pilgrim lounges and chanting halls. Hall, master's living room, monastery hall, dining hall, storage and exhibition room, etc.; there are 4 exquisite pavilions on the top of the temple, and a huge bowl-shaped tower in the middle. There is also a Sikh Museum near the Golden Temple, which tells the history of Sikhism to believers and tourists.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, visits, worship, religion, architecture, museums

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