Most reviewed places in Dhāriwāl, India

Central worship place for Sikhs around the world, built from white marble overlaid with gold leaf.

Public garden with a memorial, in the shape of an eternal flame, to the massacre of 13 April 1919.

Palatial Punjabi restaurant and culture hub with chandeliers and classic car parked at the entrance.

Temple & Shakti peetha (pilgrimage site), believed to be the locale of goddess Sati's severed head.

👍👍 One of the best and biggest mall in jammu with all the facilities from shopping to the food and cineplex with proper hygiene and excellent staff.

Long-running, tucked-away eatery known for Punjabi thalis served in an old-fashioned setting.

👍👍 Best cricket ground which I saw in my entire lifetime. Deserves 5 star. It’s beautiful. The ground is maintained properly. Atmosphere is serene. And the mountains surrounding no doubt looks very very nice. One of the best cricket grounds of the world. I saw a Worldcup match held here at October 10 2...

Popular highway restaurant with Punjabi classics & a typical village theme, including wall art.

Shakti pitha temple known for its sacred flame, gold-domed shrines & panoramic mountain views.

A small cluster of buildings representing a miniature Switzerland, nestled in mountains by a lake.

👍👍 Nestled on the historic Grand Trunk Road, just 24 kilometers from Lahore and 32 kilometers from Amritsar, Wagah is not just a village; it's a symbol of the shared history and cultural tapestry of India and Pakistan. At the heart of this quaint town lies the Wagah border, where every evening, a remar...

Global & national retail shops, plus a movie theater, food court, restaurants & a gaming center.

😐 I will give my genuine review from my heart.. This place have good and Quality food...as far as the taste. It is not the soul satisfying place and this place is really very overrated by the food bloggers i would say. There is nothing like heavenly food here.. If you got 1000 rs budget for 3 people t...

History museum chronicling 1947 partition of India & Pakistan through photos, documents & artifacts.

Hillside Hindu temple with carved pillars & yellow pinnacles, devoted to the goddess Bagalamukhi.

Believed to be over 200 years old, this Hindu temple is dedicated to the Mother Goddess, Durga.

Casual hotel in a living museum of a traditional Punjabi village, with dining & cultural activities.

Fortress dating to the 18th century, with a war museum, performances & Punjabi food carts.

Straightforward rooms in a laid-back hotel offering a veggie restaurant & an amusement park.

Popular retail stores, restaurants, a cinema & grocery store are the draw at this established mall.