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Overview The holiest site of Sikhism, where a gold-leaf sanctum appears to float in the middle of a sacred pool (Amrit Sarovar) — a magnificent sight. It is also famous for the langar, a free communal meal served to tens of thousands daily regardless of religion or class.
Highlights The golden sanctum reflected in the pool and its night illumination Sharing in the langar, one of the world's largest free kitchens The resonance of Gurbani (hymns) filling the precinct The nearby Jallianwala Bagh memorial garden Good to know Rules You must cover your head with a cloth (scarves provided), remove shoes and wash your feet to enter; cover shoulders and knees too. · It is a reverent place of worship — stay quiet, respect pilgrims and rituals, and photograph discreetly. Safety You walk barefoot on marble; the floor is hot at midday, so early morning or evening is best. On-site reviews📍 Verified on-site Write a review No reviews yet. If you are here, be the first to leave one.
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