Gurudwara Rakab Ganj Sahib Delhi Tourism (Delhi) (2026 - 2027) - A Complete Travel Guide

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Gurudwara Rakab Ganj Sahib Delhi Tourism (Delhi) (2026 - 2027) - A Complete Travel Guide

Top 5 Reviews on Gurudwara Rakab Ganj Sahib Delhi

AC_3693
5.0
Wrote on 8 May 2021
Divine and Beautiful
Situated at the heart of Delhi, very well maintained, peaceful and has ample space for parking. It is less crowded than Gurudwara Bangla Sahib.
rituy2020
5.0
Wrote on 12 Jul 2020
Beautiful Gurudwara
Gurudwara Rakabganj Sahib is a hidden gem in Cannaught Place. People usually go Gurudwara Bangla Sahib but Rakabganj sahib is also very beautiful, Serene and well maintained. It's located in a premier location, Rashtrapati bhawan is just few minutes from gurudwara. Gurudwara has very beautiful garden, Guru Arjan dev niwas for it's guests and a library. View in evening is spectacular. You can go offer your prayings and have a peaceful nice time with family and friends. Highly recommended
curatorofmemories
4.0
Wrote on 11 Apr 2020
Connected with ninth guru
The Gurudwara stands on the site where the ninth guru Guru Tegh Bahadur was cremated after his martyrdom in 1675. A spiritually uplifting and serene atmosphere greets you the moment you enter the premises. Very uplifting
puneet0310
5.0
Wrote on 27 Jan 2020
Peaceful place
visited here Jan Feb. It is near gurudwara bangla sahib. On that day, crowd at bangla sahib. So we decided to go here. It was good at night. Parking facility is also available.
CheenuJ_12
1.0
Wrote on 22 Apr 2019
Beautiful gurudwara....horrible langar
We have been visiting this gurudwara for ages now and coming from a Sikh family myself, every visit holds a special place in my heart. The interiors are beautiful and thankfully not ostentatious. There is ample seating space and chairs/ low stools are also placed for those uncomfortable sitting o the floor. It's imperative to be dressed modestly (preferably no skirts/ dresses for women) and a scarf/ head cover is mandatory. This gurudwara has it's own place in history eventhough it's not that visited compared to Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. My review today is about the haphazard and undisciplined parking space provided within the premises. The parking is free and is free-for-all!! There is no parking attendant to guide the cars in slots. It's mayhem especially on weekends and wedding days. Once you park, there is no guarantee how much time it will take to retrieve your car!! Its that bad!! Everybody parks zigzag and just leaves!! My next major grudge point is the awful experience (and I am saying this with a very heavy heart) we had at the langar few days back. It was with lots of excitement that we (couple and teenage child) visited the gurudwara and had pre-decided to partake the langar (community kitchen) there. Having had pleasant experiences at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, our expectations from here were similar. The langar hall is located towards the rear of the main Gurudwara, and since the main hall door wasn't open, we were directed to enter via the rear entry which went through the kitchen area. The floor had water puddles all over and galore flies could be seen around. We entered the hall with heavy feet and crossed fingers and were guided to a room which was catering to langar at that hour (afternoon). I was appalled to see the area! There were approx. 10 people already eating and while few were sitting on the floor, some were on the carpet. We couldn't decide which was cleaner to sit on as both the places were pathetically dirty. Split food and unclean carpet is what greeted us. Having decided to sit on the carpet, we were served langar by small boys. There was dal, pickle and rotis. While I have no problems with the simple fare, the quality was so bad that the dal was like brown insipid looking water and the rotis were either burnt or uncooked! There was no provision of disposable spoons and the pickle was being served with hands. Yuck!!! The person incharge of the langar in the room was a dirtily dressed man in a white kurta-pyjama which had food stains all over!! His hands were smudged with pickle and his feet were so dirty with overgrown dirt-filled nails that I felt like throwing up everytime he passed by!! Since we respected the sanctity of the place where we were, we took little food and finished it but all the while I was feeling queasy as this is definitely not what I associated with langar at this gurudwara!! And to top it, by evening I had a very bad tummy upset!! I wouldn't advise anybody to eat here...it's better to spend money and eat at a hygienic place than suffer the anxiety pangs like we did!! I just hope that the funds coming into the gurudwara are well-utilised here as well and something is done.