Friday 24 hours open
Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib is a gurudwara and tourist attraction located in New Delhi, Delhi. The average rating of this place is 4.80 out of 5 stars based on 68783 reviews. The street address of this place is M64M+92V, Chandni Chowk Rd, Maliwara, Chatta Pratap, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, Delhi, 110006, India. It is about 0.90 kilometers away from the Dariyaganj railway station.
Jatin Gupta 17 months ago
This lovely temple is in the midst of Old Delhi and a historic site, the martyrdom of the ninth Sikh Guru (dating back to 1675). It gives one some exposure to the Sikh religion and for me as a westerner was a great experience. A very nice old building (built in 1783), you enter in bare feet and wash your feet prior entry, the music, the reverence of the interior, the colours and the music and chants are quite amazing. It is indeed a special place. It is worth reading about the Temple before your visit (we sadly had not done that but have since done so and relived the visit reviewing the many photos taken).
We now know a lot more about the history and philosophy behind the Sikh religion and way of life. It is also important to visit the kitchens and see where the huge amounts of fresh food are prepared – vegetables and breads, to feed the poor. A very worthwhile visit and a unique insight into a major part of Indian culture.
Ajay Sahu 20 months ago
This adorable temple is in the midst of old Delhi and a ancient site, the martyrdom of the ninth Sikh Guru (relationship returned to 1675). It offers one a few exposure to the Sikh faith and for me as a westerner changed into a fantastic revel in. a completely satisfactory antique building (constructed in 1783), you enter in naked feet and wash your ft prior access, the song, the reverence of the interior, the colors and the tune and chants are pretty first rate. it's miles certainly a special area. it's miles worth analyzing approximately the Temple before your go to (we alas had not executed that but have when you consider that achieved so and relived the visit reviewing the numerous photographs taken).
We now understand plenty extra approximately the records and philosophy in the back of the Sikh religion and way of existence. it is also essential to visit the kitchens and see where the large quantities of clean meals are prepared – greens and breads, to feed the poor. a totally worthwhile visit and a completely unique perception into a first-rate a part of Indian subculture.
Sumit Anand 14 months ago
It's very beautiful place and there are very peaceful place for your disturb mind. The cleaning facility is very good . People under the temple who are very loyal,gentle and simple .here simplicity shows here gentleness and give us a positive vibes .which makes us energetic and also the to handle the pressure of city's common problem
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Saturday | 24hr open |
Sunday | 24hr open |
Monday | 24hr open |
Tuesday | 24hr open |
Wednesday | 24hr open |
Thursday | 24hr open |
N.B. The timetable is based on our last updated data on January 25, 2024.