Virasat E Punjab -Farmstay Amritsar

“Top Notch Stay”

Spent a fantastic weekend at this farmstay in Punjab; the hospitality was excellent and the food was amazing, literally fire‑hot. The rooms were cozy, the farm peaceful, and I enjoyed tractor rides and farm tours—a perfect escape from city life. Highly recommend!

Kaur·Há 9 meses

We stayed two nights. Day 1 was enjoyable: airport pickup, warm hospitality, a tractor tour, a brief dance session, and dinner. Day 2 fell short—promised activities like a train ride and nearby visits were never arranged; the host said he had to work and left us to his wife and 14‑year‑old son, with language barriers. A trip to a nearby temple was beautiful, but the driver was grumpy and unfriendly, and we returned in 1.5 hours with nothing else planned. The rest of the day felt wasted as we lounged with no guidance, and even the walk we were taken on was disappointingly short. The host’s empty promises and lack of continuity were disappointing; we were passed from person to person instead of being properly hosted from start to end. For the price paid, I wouldn’t recommend an overnight stay, only perhaps a short day visit.

Buvanesh·Há 11 meses

“GREAT EXPERIENCE! GREAT PEOPLE”

Very authentic Punjabi 100‑year‑old house converted into a farmstay, with a downright village vibe and a family‑run business. Not too far from lush green fields. Basic rooms that are nice and clean. I liked almost everything, but the daily groups of village tours that visit throughout the day make the property crowded and affect service and attention to guest needs. I wish they kept the group welcome area and the stay rooms separate. Payment facilities are limited to cash or GPay, which makes it difficult for credit card users. People looking for gloss, five‑star or hotel‑type amenities should not go there.

Kapadia·Há um ano

“we loved our stay here. super welcome and room”

We loved our stay here. Super welcoming and the room was great. The hosts were very attentive and we needed nothing. Food was amazing. We will definitely stay again. Excellent for all types of travellers, especially families. Nothing to dislike.

Simon·Há um ano

Visiting Amritsar had been on our bucket list for a long time—experiencing self‑sustaining Punjabi villages, seeing the Golden Temple, Jalian Walah Bagh, Kartapur corridor, viewing the retreat ceremony at the Attari border, walking tours, and more. We told our plan to Tarsem Singh, who arranged everything. Our time with Virasat e Punjab farmstay was the most exciting and memorable event during our stay in Amritsar. Tarsem Singh, his wife Jasmeet Kaur, brother Amandeep Singh, mother Navneet Kaur, and son Jivanjot Singh gave us traditional hospitality at their home. Tying the thread on the right hand, wearing a turban, enjoying Punjabi chai and lassi, the sumptuous dinner arranged by Jasmeet Kaur, martial arts performed by Jivanjot, and cultural dances by Amandeep were all true memorable experiences at the village residence run by the family. Tarsem took us to the farms and explained the details of agricultural methods, harvesting, different crop varieties—everything reflects traditions still part of rural Punjabi life. We rode to the farm in his tractor and it moved along the alleyways of the village. On the way, we met many elders, villagers, and children—a unique and refreshing experience. At one time, he gave us the driving seat to drive the tractor ride, which will never be forgotten. Tarsem has sound knowledge of Punjab’s history and explained many historical events that happened in Punjab during pre‑ and post‑independence India. He is a skilled photographer, and the photo credits for all our pictures in Amritsar go to none other than Tarsem himself. The warmth of hospitality shown by Jasmeet Kaur is truly commendable; she is energetic, enthusiastic, and always smiling—she plans everything meticulously to give lovely hospitality to guests.

Bhagat·Há 2 anos