Looking for the perfect way to explore the soulful city of Amritsar with your group? Skip the train rush and cramped cars — travel together in comfort and style with our Tempo Traveller rental from Delhi to Amritsar.

Whether you are planning a family pilgrimage to the Golden Temple, a friends’ food trail to savour Amritsar’s famous kulchas, or a history-rich visit to Jallianwala Bagh and the vibrant Wagah Border parade — our well-maintained Tempo Travellers make every mile enjoyable.

Choose from 9, 12, 16, 20, or 26-seater options- all come with comfy push-back seats, ample luggage space, and an experienced driver who knows the best pit-stops and local eateries en route. Sing along, share stories, and reach Amritsar refreshed and ready to soak in its warmth and heritage.

Travelling by road from Delhi to Amritsar is a beautiful and enriching experience covering approx 460 km. Whether you are going for a family holiday trip, a pilgrimage trip to Golden Temple or a corporate outing our Tempo Traveller Service will provide ample space, comfort, and reliability.

Pricing for our Tempo Traveller Delhi to Amritsar is transparent and affordable with no hidden costs. For a round trip a 12 seater Tempo Traveller costs between ₹31,500 to ₹33,000 and a 16 seater Tempo Traveller costs between ₹36,000 to ₹38,000. If you want an upgraded experience with extra amenities our luxury Tempo Travellers are available at ₹42,000 to ₹45,000 for a round trip. All our prices include fuel, toll taxes and driver charges so you can travel hassle free. If you want to extend your stay or require extra services, we have daily rates for that as well.

Places to Visit in Amritsar

Once you are in Amritsar, there’s plenty to see. The city has a mix of spiritual, historical and cultural experiences. Here are the must visit places:

• The Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib): The most sacred Sikh shrine, this beautiful temple attracts pilgrims from all over the world. The spiritual peace and architecture make it the top of the list for any Amritsar trip.
• Jallianwala Bagh: A historical park, Jallianwala Bagh is a poignant reminder of the 1919 massacre. A must visit for history lovers and those who want to pay their respects.
• Wagah Border: 28 km from Amritsar, the Wagah Border is famous for the daily flag lowering ceremony by Indian and Pakistani soldiers. Hundreds of people visit daily to witness this patriotic show.
• Partition Museum: Dedicated to the 1947 India Partition, this museum is an emotional and educational journey through one of the most important events in the subcontinent’s history.
• Amritsar Food Tour: No trip to Amritsar is complete without trying the local food. From buttery Amritsari kulchas to hot lassi, the food will make your taste buds dance.