Vibrant and storied, Punjab is a state in the northwestern India. It is a land of spirited folklore that has been razed by invasions and rebuilt. Midst lush farms and Himalayan rivers —it is a land layered with monuments from ancient civilizations and sacred traditions.
Long before it became the cradle of Sikhism, Punjab was a heartland of early Hindu monuments such as sun temples, goddess shrines, and age-old lingams tucked beside rivers and hills. Archaeological wonders like the Harappan site of Ropar reveal deep roots, while traces of Buddhist monasteries and scattered Jain relics hint at a once-diverse spiritual landscape. From Vedic rituals to Gupta-era sanctuaries to majestic Gurudwaras, Punjab is the land of timeless echoes beneath its fertile soil and bustling towns.
