Devotion and enlightenment

As you stroll around the hallowed grounds of Gurudwara Sri Guru Ka Bagh, you will feel that the air is thick with spiritual energy and centuries of devotion. This sacred site, once the home of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and Mata Sulakhani, now welcomes pilgrims and curious travellers alike. When you enter the premises, let the melodious strains of kirtan wash over you, carrying you into a realm of tranquillity. Join the devoted in the langar hall, where the tradition of communal meals continues to bring people together, just as it did in Guru Nanak's time. Don't miss the chance to draw water from the ancient Kuh, its cool depths holding stories of countless devotees who came before you.

When the spirit of festivals come alive

The Gurudwara hosts several important Sikh festivals throughout the year but it is during Baisakhi and Guru Purab, when this sacred site transforms into a vibrant tapestry of celebration. The air fills with the aroma of festive dishes and the joyous sounds of devotional songs. Devotees from far and wide gather to commemorate these auspicious occasions, their colourful attire and beaming faces creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Join in the special kirtans, lose yourself in the spiritual discourses, and feel the collective energy of thousands united in faith and celebration.