Room Facilities for Stay:

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.

Traveler Tips:

•Keep your head covered with any scarf, dupatta, saree-pallu, or handkerchief when present inside the complex.

•Shoes are forbidden on the gurudwara campus. Leave them on a shoe rack available at shoe-counter, near its entrance.

•Wear clothes that aren’t supposedly revealing or indecent.

•Photography is prohibited within the gurudwara.

•Maintain silence when you are venturing inside.

•Keep vigil over and take care of your personal belongings.

Things to Do:

•Attend the prayer sessions conducted inside, to gain spiritual experience.

•Book a room of your choice in the ‘Yatri Niwas’, for an extended stay.

•Get Karah (Holy) Prasad for yourself and your family.

•Eat langar with other visitors, in its dining hall. The langar’s menu includes chapaati, vegetable-based curry, dal, and kheer.

•Learn about various historical events of Sikhism by visiting the Baba Baghel Singh Museum & Art Gallery.

•Tour its Khalsa Girl’s School and operational basement hospital.

•Enjoy the surreal beauty of its on-campus ‘Sarovar’ during sunrise and sunset time.

Availability of Guides:

Hire a guide or get information about the place and other details from the gurudwara’s officials.

How to Reach:

Shivaji Stadium metro station (its Airport Express line), Rajiv Chowk metro, and Patel Chowk metro are the closest metro stations. However, you can take a stroll or a vehicle to reach this place from the metro stations. The ‘New Delhi Railway station’ is the only railway station nearest to it.

Interesting Trivia and Information About the Gurudwara:

Guru Harkishan Sahib Ji died of small pox, on 30th March, 1664 AD, here. He was seventy-years-old at that time.Nishan Sahib, the tall flagship pole, is its landmark structure and visible from afar.You can volunteer to clean campus floors, serve in the kitchen, or take care of visitors’ shoes near the gate counter.Gurbani, religious hymns in Sikhism, is played all the time in the background.Gurudwara ‘Sarovar’ is an artificial lake and a home to many fishes.The ‘Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee’ or DSGMC established the basement-level charity hospital.It has a multi-storey vehicle-parking facility, cool drinking water facility, and clean public washrooms, on its campus.A basket containing head-scarves is placed near its entry point. Visitors can pick up and return back these scarves without paying a fee.

Entry Timings: Any Time

Open On: All days

Entry Fee: Free

Photography: Not Allowed

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