Amritsar

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Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Government offices: 3
Vice Chancellor Office; Sewa Kendar; FRRO - Bureau of Immigration
Colleges and universities: 8
MAAC Amritsar; Government Medical College, Amritsar; Mai Bhago Government Polytechnic College for Girls; Khalsa Clg; Back Gate; Khalsa Clg; Front Gate; College of Veterinary and Animal Science Jhilmil Colony; Khalsa College; DAV College
Workshops and craft businesses: 4
Rama Photo Studio; Modelli europei; Shiv Book Depot
Hospitals: 97
Randhawa Hospital; Vasan Eye Care Hospital, Sherpur Chowk; Dr. Shakeen Eye and Dental Hospital; Guru Nanak Dev Hospital; Kd Hospital, Amritsar; A.P. Hospital; Altec Laser and Superspeciality Centre; Beri Maternity Centre; Mahajan Hospital, Amritsar; S. Mehar Singh Hospital
Banks: 19
Punjan National Bank; Jammu and Kashmir Bank; IndusInd Bank; Central Bank of India; Kotak Mahindra Bank; Bank of India; Punjab National Bank; Bank of Baroda; Axis Bank; ICICI Bank
Hotels and lodges: 85
Hotel Khurana (correct location); Inndia boutique Hostel; Hotel Hong Kong Inn; Infa Hotel; Mye Homestay; N. Railway Ticket Office; Courtyard by Marriott Amritsar; Mrs. Bhandari Guest House; Sita Niwas; Bindra Paradise

Amritsar facts

District
Amritsar district
Population, 2011 Census
11,32,383
Area
about 170 sq km, about 234 m above sea level
PIN codes
143001 (Amritsar Kty)
Places nearby
Durgiana Temple (Hindu temple, 1 km), Central Sikh Museum (Sikh museum, 3 km), Golden Temple (Sikh religious site, 3 km), Gurdwara Baba Atal (Sikh temple, 3 km)
Education
Guru Nanak Dev University, Khalsa College, the Government Medical College and an Indian Institute of Management are in Amritsar.
History
The city takes its name from Amrit Sarovar, the Pool of Nectar around the Golden Temple, and was founded by Guru Ram Das, the fourth Sikh guru, as Ramdaspur.
Culture and food
Amritsar is the holiest city of Sikhism and draws pilgrims from across the world. Sikhism and Hinduism are the two main religions, and most residents speak Punjabi.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.