Festivals ablaze with devotion and joy

Experience the Gurudwara Sri Sehra Sahib at its most vibrant during Sikh festivals, when the air thrums with devotional energy and celebratory spirit. As Baisakhi dawns, the Gurudwara transforms into a kaleidoscope of colours, with devotees adorned in their finest attire gathering for special kirtans (devotional songs) and ardas (prayer). The atmosphere is beautiful during Gurupurabs, particularly on Guru Nanak Jayanti, as the compound fills with the aroma of langar and the melodious sounds of Gurbani (Guru's teachings). Join the throngs of pilgrims as they partake in the Nagar Kirtan, a procession that winds through the streets, filling the air with devotional songs. As night falls, witness the Gurudwara aglow with countless diyas, their flickering lights a testament to the enduring flame of faith. A visit to Gurudwara Sri Sehra Sahib during these festivals will promise you memories that will resonate long after your visit.

Beyond the walls of Gurudwara

Extend your spiritual sojourn with a visit to the architectural marvel of Jagatjit Palace, its Moorish-inspired design a testament to Kapurthala's diverse influences. For those seeking to delve deeper into Sikh history, the nearby State Gurudwara Museum offers a fascinating journey through time with its collection of artefacts and manuscripts. Nature lovers will find solace in the serene Kanjli Wetland, where the calls of migratory birds create a soothing symphony.