Amritsar: A City in Remembrance is a magnificent coffee-table book that presents a comprehensive exploration of the history, culture, spirituality, architecture, and living heritage of Amritsar, one of India's most sacred and historically significant cities. Created by legendary photographer Raghu Rai and renowned conservation architect Gurmeet S. Rai, the book combines scholarly research with breathtaking photography to portray the city's remarkable journey from its founding in the sixteenth century to the present day. Richly illustrated with hundreds of exceptional photographs, historical artworks, maps, and archival material, the book explores Amritsar's evolution as the spiritual center of Sikhism, home to the iconic Golden Temple (Sri Harmandir Sahib), while also highlighting its multicultural heritage, bustling bazaars, historic neighborhoods, forts, gardens, museums, and architectural treasures. The narrative examines landmark events such as the establishment of the city by Guru Ram Das, the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, the Partition of India, and contemporary heritage conservation efforts. Contributions from historians, architects, and cultural scholars provide deeper insight into the city's social fabric, artistic traditions, religious significance, and urban development. More than a history book, it is a visual tribute to the resilience, diversity, and enduring spirit of Amritsar. Elegantly designed and extensively researched, Amritsar: A City in Remembrance is an invaluable resource for readers interested in Indian history, Sikh heritage, architecture, photography, travel, and cultural studies.