Cyrus C
💜Welcome tourist. There is left hand side a centre for tourist outside the entrance. They will help you wrap your head and keep your shoes inside the room, so you can visit freely and take photo inside.
At first i worried that is fake place but turns out official. So no worry
Raj Kishor
Gurdwara Sis Ganj Sahib, is a beautiful, radiant and a highly spiritual Sikh temple in the heart of Old Delhi. A place that has been revered for centuries by Sikhs and Hindus. This is a holy site that always inspires me and I love visiting.Religious places always give us positive vibes and the aura of spirituality gives you inner peace.
Best experience, if you are visiting this gurudwara don't forget to visit the Chandni Chowk market and also the Red Fort of India, both of them are within walking distance and are easily accessible.
The temple is beautifully decorated and adorned with the scriptures and writings of Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib.
Vrijesh Patel
Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib is a very religious and spiritual place. Chandani Chowk is a very famous and religious place. The food here is very tasty. It is necessary to cover the head while visiting Gurudwara. By going here you will find much more happiness and peace.Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib is situated in Chandni Chowk. The Gurudwara here is a very religious and peaceful place. The prasad here is very tasty and delicious. It is important to always cover your head while visiting Gurudwara. Gurudwara's walk gives you very good vibes.
Harsimran Singh Puri
Heavenly place. Must visit place in Old Delhi. Ninth Guru of sikhs Gutu Tegh Bahadur ji laid down His life for protection of religious rights of Hindus.
Sanmeet Kaur
Dhan Dhan Guru Tegh Bahadar Sahib ji 🙏
This is a Mytrdom place of 9th Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadar Sahib ji, He was Beheaded here by Aurangzeb for not converting to Islam, thus saving Hindus freedom of religion ,which are the very basics of Indian constitution...
This place should be Declared a place of importance of National integration nd Religious equality among Indians...
Harsh Wardhan Jog
Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib is a historical Gurudwara dedicated to ninth Sikh Guru Teg Bahadur. In November 1675 Guru Sahib was beheaded here on the orders of Aurangzeb. Hence the name Sis Ganj.
Gurudwara is open to all 24x7 for prayers and for listening to Shahad kirtan.
However crowd is less upto 9 AM.
Please cover your head before entering the hall. Rumalas are available near the gate.
Shoes need to be deposited in shoe stall.
Do enjoy the Langar after prayer.
Vikrant Sisodiya
Waheguru ji....
I urge you all please go....
Matta teko and take blessings of waheguru ji If you go with family especially with mother and sister then surely you will get Room but if you go as single or with brother - brother then you will get Sarai.
The staff was diligent and helpful and even people also take care of other people.
Please go with family.
Explore Guru teg bahadur ji ka Kuan where he took a bath.
Again I want to tell you that the staff was good.
Take prasada and enjoy with your family.
Gagan Deol
It is best to visit the Gurudwara Sahib before 8 am or max 8:30 am if one wants to enter and exit the area without any hassle and also jf one wants to take the vehicle inside and find a parking spot on the street right in front of the Gurudwara Sahib.
Many beggars will bother you outside the Gurudwara, so be careful to not to take big purses or carry bags along.
If you visit during any other time of the day, do not take your vehicle inside the area. In case you get the chance to enter the area, your exit will become very hectic and most likely you will get stuck in a huge traffic deadlock.
Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib is a Sikh historical Gurudwara. A day of Sangat visit this Gurudwara on daily basis. Often many pilgrims from far away places also come to pay their homage to this Gurudwara.
The Gurudwara Sahib is very neat and clean, with all the proper arrangements for the Sangat.
It has to climb a set of 10-12 stairs so as to reach the Gurudwara entrance. It is situated right in the middle of Chandni Chowk, which is a very crowded area of the city.
Bidhan Halder
Visited Sis Gani Gurudwara at Chandni Chowk. A serene place offering spiritual solace in the heart of bustling Delhi. The architecture is captivating, and the community's warmth is truly welcoming. A must-visit for those seeking a peaceful retreat amidst the vibrant chaos of the city.
Ritanshu Gohite
Visiting Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib in Delhi was a deeply moving experience. The aura of spirituality and the sense of community here are heartwarming. The langar, where everyone is welcome to share a meal, showcases the principles of equality and service. The gurudwara's history and the devotion of the people there are truly inspiring. It's a place that not only offers a connection with Sikh culture but also a sense of unity and humility that's worth experiencing.
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