Sri Guru Singh Sabha

Very spacious and elegantly built....covid norms strictly adhered to...good place for small gatherings...centrally ac....applause for management

Gurughar is for all, kirtan Ardas are conducted by the Singh sabha, even on asking by any member of any religion, the sabha provides all facilities available to everyone without any dissemination, langar is served in the langar hall, even when Sangay in pangat finishes, there langar is brought outside the gurughar n served to all who come to gurughar even at late hours ! Waheguru ji sangat nu mun di Murad bakhsho

Very nicely maintained.. such a beautiful gurdwara..all covid precautions are taken care of very well. Its open till 10 pm everyday

One of my fav gurudwara is Sri Guru singh sabha, I ate bhandara also there, it is open 24/7

Waheguru ji🙏 nanak naam o kishti hai jo sabko paar lagaye🙏as i don't believe in giving ratings to holy places as all are divine beings and i as a mere human being has no right to do so ,what i can do is describe the place for helping others which is, this gurudwara has a convenient parking on road not even 100 metes away and is very clean and maintained very well. It's on the main road near Akash institute in pocket C Vasant Kunj.

Adequate and well made. The appearance from a distance may be that of a compact place, but it belies that impression once entered. Very well made and carries expected amenities. Can hold ceremonies.

Makes my meditation charged with vibrations of love and peace. Soulful Shabad ring in my ears every morning and evening. Whenever I feel the need to recharge, I head out, and invariably veer towards this beautiful haven.

Palace type modern Gurudwara ,right on the main road of Nelson Mandela Road. Fully AC Darbar Hall and big basement for langar and free school for the poor children. Sat eve program.But nearby Poorbiyas at Masoodpur Dairy, make a ruckus to get free food The whole staff recently changed and the new staff form Hindi belt. The Sewadars mostly busy on seeing pics on mobile and keep all the lights on during the day too.The chowkidar also sit in Shorewood,busy with mobile. Surprising in the early morn service,its the sehajdari Sikhs,who regularly come,while Sikh residents are in deep sleep at their residences,their main intetest is to have langar on Sat eve.

Being a Sikh, it deeply hurts to write anything negative about a Gurudwara. But today, I feel compelled to share a painful experience. We had gone to the Gurudwara Sahib in Vasant Kunj to distribute langar on the first month barsi (death anniversary) of our beloved brother — something we’ve done many times before in various historical Gurudwaras. Never once were we questioned or stopped. But here, instead of support, one of the committee members approached us and abruptly asked, “Have you taken permission to serve langar?” The tone and attitude were so authoritative — as if he were the sole owner of the Gurudwara. It wasn’t just a question of rules; it felt like a complete disregard for the emotional and spiritual purpose behind our sewa. We weren’t outsiders; we came with shardha and love, not with an agenda. What’s more disheartening is that we later found many others had experienced similar rudeness from committee members here. Just look at the public reviews — the common thread is the arrogant behavior of some of those who are supposed to represent the spirit of service, humility, and kindness. I believe it’s time the Sikh sangat of Vasant Kunj reflects on who is being given these positions of sewa. A Gurudwara is not a place to exert authority, but a space to welcome, serve, and heal. If the members forget that, they’re not just disrespecting individuals — they’re hurting the very foundation of what a Gurudwara Sahib stands for. Let’s never forget: Langar was started by Guru Nanak Dev Ji to bring people together, not to create hierarchies. Humility, not power, is what defines Sikhism.

It's a peaceful place to meditate and pray.