Attraction
One of the five Takhts, on the rise where the Khalsa was instituted in 1699. Guru Gobind Singh's weapons are kept here and brought out for viewing.
2 places to see, with what each one is and how long it takes.
Attraction
One of the five Takhts, on the rise where the Khalsa was instituted in 1699. Guru Gobind Singh's weapons are kept here and brought out for viewing.
Experience
Moshe Safdie's museum, opened in 2011 — a run of sandstone galleries cut into the ridge. Entry is free, it closes on Mondays, and ninety minutes is the minimum walk-through.
Not in Anandpur Sahib — these are in other towns across the state.
Viewpoint
The grand stadium-like public gallery complex enclosing the international border gates, built to hold patriotic crowds.
Attraction
The Takht gurdwara where the final Guru Granth Sahib was compiled.
Attraction
The expansive sacred tank of nectar enclosing the central golden shrine, where pilgrims take ritual cleansing baths.
Experience
The world's largest community kitchen, operated entirely by selfless volunteers serving hot vegetarian food around the clock.
Hidden Gem
A historic multi-century old fortified trading post built by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, located 6 km from the border lines.