Amritsar , famous for its " Golden Temple " or Har Mandar Sahib. Amritsar stands for the tank of nectar, is steeped in glorious religious and national traditions. Its temples - Hari Mandir and the Durgiana Mandir are places of pilgrimage for the devout Hindus and the Sikhs, its Jallianwala Bagh is the mecca of freedom-lovers and its busy markets are the haunts of many a trader from India and abroad.

Amritsar has various historical and religious sites. The most famous of them all in the Golden Temple which was founded by the fourth Guru of Sikhs, Guru Ramdas and completed by his successor Guru Arjan Dev. Another revered shrine is the Durgiana Temple , which is dedicated to goddess Durga.

The museum at Ram Bagh houses weapons dating back to Moghul times and some portraits of the ruling houses of the Punjab .

Ludhiana is fairly popular for its winter wares. Basically it is an industrial town on the heart of the state Punjab . Ludhiana is Punjab 's home of industry and Agriculture University . Ludhiana is famous for Bicycle & Bicycle Components Industries, Hosiery Goods, Sewing machine and parts & Machine Tools. Ludhiana is playing a dominant role in Indian Economy. Now in the Era of new technology with the use of Internet & latest communication tools in business and daily life we have decided to build an E-Corporation concept to provide the public with easy and efficient tool for better living. .

Faridkot is also an industrial town. Mainly it is known for its 1800 years old fort and a multinational firm. Pepsi has set up plants here to manufacture Agro products. Malout is an old mandi town, where produce from surrounding areas is brought for sale. Muktsar is connected with the victory of the Sikh forces commanded by the 10th Prophet Sri Guru Gobind Singh over the Mughal forces of the Governor of Sirhind in 1705. Faridkot, the capital of erstwhile Phulkian state, is famous for its fort and palace having remarkable paintings, mirror - work and frescoes designed all over their walls.

Patiala is the most famous city in Punjab . Patiala signed its territory over to the Indian union on May 5th, 1948 . Maharajah Sir Yadvinder Singh was given the title of Rajparmukh of the newly created Indian state of PEPSU. He was allowed a privy purse of 17 Lakh rupees for his upkeep and allowed to retain control over all his personal property. Patiala has magnificent Forts, Palaces, and extensive gardens like Quilla Androo Sheesh Mahal, Moti Bagh Palace , Baradari Garden , Art Galleries and National Institute of Sports. Quilla Mubarak, which is still the Nucleus of the city also, houses, impressive armory and chandeliers. Colorful Parandas, Nalas, Chunnies and Patiala Juttis embroidered in Gold Thread and Phulkari motifs are unique handicrafts of Patiala .

Formerly Jalandhar was like a village and now it has grown so many highly industrialized center of commercial activity. It also claims the privilege of being the sports city of India as not only has it produced some of our finest sports people but also world-class sports equipment, which is produced here. In fact, 12 of India 's greatest hockey players have come from a single village, Sansarpur, in Jalandhar district. Jalandhar boasts of many historic monuments. Prominent among them are the mausoleum of Imran Nasir, the fort at Phillaur which once served as Maharaja Ranjit Singh's line of defense against the British, a Shiv Mandir which dates back to the Lodhi era and the Gurudwara at Kartarpur.

Jalandhar is so renowned for its sports goods that it is called the Sports City of India . Besides producing sports goods, the city is an important industrial center.