HULS 2027 | Hand & Upper Limb Summit 2027

Welcome to Punjab – The Heart of North India

Punjab is a land of warmth, courage, rich traditions, vibrant culture and legendary hospitality. From historic Gurudwaras and temples to colourful Punjabi traditions, royal heritage and delicious cuisine, Punjab offers a memorable experience for every visitor.

HULS 2027 welcomes you to Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, Punjab. During your conference visit, take some time to discover Jalandhar and the beautiful destinations located around the conference venue.

Whether you have a few hours after the conference or an extra day, the region offers a wonderful combination of spirituality, history, culture, science, heritage and Punjabi hospitality.

Devi Talab Temple

Located in Jalandhar, Devi Talab Temple is one of the city's best-known spiritual landmarks. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga and is associated with one of the 51 Shakti Peethas.

The temple complex is known for its sacred pond, traditional architecture and peaceful atmosphere, making it a beautiful place to experience the spiritual side of Jalandhar.

Approx. distance from LPU: 17 km by road.

Rangla Punjab Haveli

Rangla Punjab Haveli offers visitors an immersive experience of traditional Punjabi village life and culture.

Guests can enjoy Punjabi folk performances including Bhangra and Gidda, traditional Punjabi food, puppetry, pottery, handicrafts and other cultural experiences.

It is a wonderful evening destination for conference delegates who want to experience the colourful spirit and hospitality of Punjab.

Jang-e-Azadi Memorial

Located at Kartarpur near Jalandhar, the Jang-e-Azadi Memorial is a major tribute to the freedom fighters and revolutionaries of Punjab.

The memorial combines striking architecture with galleries, historical exhibits and multimedia presentations showcasing Punjab's contribution to India's freedom movement.

It is a meaningful destination for visitors interested in the history, culture and heritage of Punjab.

Pushpa Gujral Science City

Located on the Jalandhar-Kapurthala Road, Pushpa Gujral Science City is an educational and recreational attraction spread over a large campus.

Its attractions include science galleries, space and aviation experiences, simulators, a dinosaur park, 3D theatre, planetarium and interactive exhibits.

It is an excellent choice for delegates travelling with family.

Phillaur Fort

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Fort at Phillaur is an important heritage landmark associated with the military history of Punjab.

The fort reflects a distinctive blend of Mughal, Sikh and European architectural influences and provides a glimpse into the strategic history of the region.

Phillaur is situated on the Grand Trunk Road and is around 47 km from Jalandhar.

Kapurthala – The Paris of Punjab

Kapurthala is known for its royal heritage and remarkable architecture. The city is associated with Maharaja Jagatjit Singh and is noted for Indo-European and French-inspired buildings.

Visitors can explore the city's heritage atmosphere, gardens and monuments, while combining the trip with Pushpa Gujral Science City.

Golden Temple, Amritsar

Sri Harmandir Sahib, popularly known as the Golden Temple, is one of the most important spiritual and cultural landmarks of Punjab.

The temple stands in the centre of the Amrit Sarovar and is renowned for its golden architecture, peaceful surroundings, community service and Langar.

Approx. road distance from LPU: 95 km.

Jallianwala Bagh

Located close to the Golden Temple in Amritsar, Jallianwala Bagh is a significant national memorial associated with one of the defining events of India's freedom movement.

The memorial preserves the historic site and provides visitors with an opportunity to understand an important chapter in India's history.

It can conveniently be visited along with the Golden Temple during a day trip to Amritsar.

Partition Museum, Amritsar

The Partition Museum in Amritsar documents the stories, memories and experiences associated with the Partition of India in 1947.

Through photographs, personal accounts, objects and archival material, the museum provides visitors with a deeper understanding of this important period of modern Indian history.

The museum is located in the historic Town Hall area of Amritsar.

Attari–Wagah Border

The Attari–Wagah Border near Amritsar is famous for the daily Beating Retreat ceremony, a colourful display of military drill, ceremony and patriotic spirit.

Delegates visiting Amritsar can combine the Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Partition Museum and the Attari–Wagah Border as a memorable full-day Punjab excursion.

Make the Most of Your HULS 2027 Visit

Whether you have a few hours after the conference or an extra day, Jalandhar and the surrounding region offer a rich mix of spirituality, history, culture, science and Punjabi hospitality.

Recommended Experiences: Jalandhar • Rangla Punjab Haveli • Kartarpur • Kapurthala • Amritsar • Golden Temple • Jallianwala Bagh • Partition Museum • Attari–Wagah Border

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