Outside Jallianwala Bagh you can get any number of cheap deals for the border ceremony but you will likely find yourself sharing a tuk-tuk with 20 people and be dropped off quite a walk away. This tour was so worth it. Rabia was our guide and driver and her enthusiasm for the ceremony shines through. She explains what is going on, you get drinks and snacks, and you get to find out where it’s best to sit. Great way to experience the ceremony.

This was a wonderful tour. If you're wondering if the tour really starts at 4am (for us at least, for the season), it does! I've done a couple other tours involving visits to religious sites, and this was by far the best one. Informative, the information was laid out in a way that mostly made sense, and left me with a enough knowledge to feel confident about visiting a Sikh temple by myself in the future and not be totally lost.
The tour lasted 2 hours, and had plenty of time for photos built in. The temple wasn't nearly as busy as it looks during the day/evening.
Ultimately, it was an early morning, but definitely worth avoiding the crowds. Perfect timing to get breakfast and go take a nap.

Great job!!
The thing I liked most is the flow in which the Amandeep (our guide) took us through a sacred history of Sikhism.. is surely more then guiding.!

I would recommend others to experience this to make the visit memorable.

All the best to team "City On Pedals" !!