SADDA PIND

Amritsar, the city of Golden Temple, is also the soul of the lively Punjabi heritage culture known for vivacious people, beautiful farms, and lip-smacking food. In the age of rapid urbanisation, where the pristine beauty of villages is eroding day by day, Sadda Pind, a true replica of Punjabs centuries-old traditions culture, is an opportunity for the urban populace to experience the peace and rustic life of the past.

At a distance of about 455 km from New Delhi, and just 10 kms. From Golden Temple, this theme-based village is spread over 12 acres along the GT Road enroute Waqgah-Attari Border.Sadda Pind is the state Governments ambitious Heritage Village project in association with Guru Nanak Dev University.

Sadda Pind is an ideal one-stop destination for tourists and visitors to indulge in Punjabs primitive rural culture and settings. Untouched by modernity and cacophony of metros, the Pind helps to recount the zestful yet simplistic culture of the pre-1950 era. Women weaving spinning wheel, artisans showcasing traditional Punjabi handicrafts, men women dancing the Bhangra Gidha, and families feasting traditional Punjabi food inside the premises, give a complete panoramic view of the 7 decades back Punjab.