Sri Bangla Sahib Gurudwara

Gurudwara Bangla Sahib was formely known as Jai Singh Pura Palace and this palace belongs to Raja Jai Singh. Later, his home was converted into a gurudwara. It was named after the 8th Sikh Guru, Guru Harkishan Sahib, as a tribute. Guru Harkishan Sahihb Ji died of small pox when he was 7 years old.

You can volunteer to clean campus floor, serve in the kitchen or even take care of visitors shoes at shoe-counter. Gurudwara Sarovar is an Artifical lake and home for many fishes. The Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee also established a charity hospital at ground level.

Visitors Information

  1. Famous For: Sikh pilgrimage, Spirituality, Indian History, Free public meal (Langar), Hospitality, sightseeing, and architecture.
  2. Entrance Fees: No visiting charge is taken. Foreigners can enter without paying fee.
  3. Accomodation: There are 39 AC-fitted rooms and 8 non-AC rooms. Each of these has an attached bathroom. There are 2 large halls that can accommodate about 500 persons, each. There is no charge for staying in halls.
  4. Operating TimeThe gurudwara is open 24/7, each day of the year, including National holidays.
  5. Langar: Only vegetarian food is served. Timings are tentatively from 9AM to 3PM & 7PM to 10PM. The langar’s menu includes chapaati, vegetable-based curry, dal, and kheer.
  6. Parking: It has a multi-level parking.

Things To Remember

  1. Keep your head covered with any scarf, dupatta, saree-pallu, or handkerchief when present inside the complex.
  2. Shoes are forbidden on the Gurudwara campus Leave them in shoe rack available at shoe-counter.
  3. Wear cloths that aren’t revealing or indecent.
  4. Photography is prohibited within the gurudwara.
  5. Attend the prayer sessions conducted inside. Remain silence in premises.
  6. Get Karah Prasad (holy).
  7. Visit the Baba Baghel Singh Museum & Art Gallery to learn about the historical event of Sikhism.

How To Reach

Shivaji Stadium metro station (Airport express line) is just a walk away. Rajiv Chowk and Patel Chowk are also the nearest metro station. However, you can take a vechile to reach this place from the metro stations. New Delhi railway station is the closest railway station to it.


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