I attended for a wedding and arrived too early. Beautiful temple. I was very impressed that the temple serves delicious free food to all visitors regardless of who they are. Sorted me right out. I made a donation although it isn't necessary. They do that from 5am to 10pm, every day of the year, a true labour of love. Obviously homeless people can take advantage of that but there were also many local residents popping in to eat. Wish I didn't live so far away 😋

Positive vibes all throughout. I've been there on Gurunanak Jayanti day, and the festivity could be felt. Felt so calm and relaxed. The dedication and love could be felt in the air. All the devotion of the people, big or small, could be sensed. Food at Langer and the traditional Prasad was scrumptious 😋

We have been in London for almost two years now and we always planned to go to the Gurudwara but never got the timing right. This Gurudwara is in south-hall. After getting down from the tube/overground at southhall there is. 10min walk to the Gurudwara. The Gurudwara itself is huge, has a big hall for marriages and for people taking reception pictures. They have separate male and female shoe section and separate bathrooms. After going upstairs where you will see the main place, chanting from the Granth is happening here. Also there is separate sides for men and women to sit. It’s a peaceful and calm place. Avoid making noise here. It’s the place to bow your head down to the floor in-front of the Guru Granth Sahib covered by a special cloth called a rumalla. Sit there for sometime to show respect ,regards and pray. After you come out from the mail hall there will be halwa Prasadam that you need to take after bowing down with both hands joined. It’s the yummiest Prasadam ever. Next you should definitely head downstairs for the langar (meals). It’s free of cost and it’s for everyone visiting the Gurudwara. The food is tasty and made by helpers who want to do service. After food we went to the kitchen and dish washing as our service towards the Gurudwara. That’s the way life runs in Gurudwara by offering service for any task that you want to to. It’s also a way if giving back to the Gurudwara for the good food and comfort it gives us. I highly recommend make chapatis it washing sone vessels. Remember to cover your head fully when inside the Gurudwara, you should not be wearing any skin showing clothes like a skirt or shorts inside. It’s a modest place keep that in mind.

Such tranquil energy, please go in and stay in to hear some prayers and feel peace! Just a reminder, please cover your head if you are male or female! You can enjoy some vegetarian food downstairs prepared with unconditional love by volunteers! 🙏

A welcoming sanctuary for all. Spacious, clean, and well light environment to meet, pary, eat and attend relegious ceremonies. People are willing to help, talk and explain the rituals. It is essential to have proper dress modestly and cover your head with a scarf or a bandana (not a hat or a cap) for men and women. It was a great experience.

Peaceful place of Waheguru but need to follow the gurudwara procedures of wearing proper headcovers for both women and men and need to double check with the serving persons in langar hall.. Roamers and rudely behaved person at langar serving… need to guide the people for correct procedures of serving and stop gossiping while serving!!! Waheguru waheguru

Peaceful place, 10min walk from the tube. We visited on a Saturday morning and there were not mamy people. Everything is very well organised and marked. Langar food was also very amazing.

Loved visiting this beautiful temple, beautiful architecture and art work all around inside and outside. We had lunger too which my son's really loved. Was an honour to be here.

This place is so divine and secret. The beautiful building structure hoises the first sikh temple (Guruduwara) in UAE. Although this temple has many records and a fascinating history, This Gurdwara Guru Nanak Darbar entered the Guinness World Record on Thursday for serving continental breakfast titled 'Breakfast for Diversity' to 600 persons from 101 countries in an hour-long event in Jebel Ali. Please visit this place. I highly recommend it.

Very beautiful and well designed gurdwara. Parking is outside and underneath. Would highly recommend visiting 👍

Very peaceful place n the music playing on Sitar. I went there because my ancestors were Sikh n I was so much into visiting my ancestors temple. No need to wait in queue no need to buy any entry ticket. U need to cover ur head all the time ur inside temple n I enjoyed the Langar serving in Gurdwara.

Visited this place today with my Sikh friend and his parents, amazing and the people there were warm and welcoming. I felt at peace and enjoyed sharing worship. The Langar was incredible too, friendly volunteers serving food. If you ever get the chance visit this place and share in the warmth of the Sikh community.

I’m very lucky to go every morning to this wonderful place of worship called Gurdwara, I’m there to get peace of mind and unburden my sorrows at the feet of my guru, this is Vaheguru Ji. I feel at peace when i visit this Gurdwara. I get there around 3:30am but if anyone else wants to come, best to arrive before 3:45am to see the opening ceremony, it’s amazing words can’t describe. You need to be there to experience the spiritual energy, everyone is welcome so just turn up 🙏

Religious place for Sikh people. You will feel relaxed. It is one of the largest gurudwara outside of India. It was established in 1950. They always offer langar and food are really delicious.

Magical and superlative Gurdwara Sahib. This Sikh temple is one of the most peaceful places of worship I've been to in the UK. Not only the decor is beautiful, the overall organisation and tidiness is great. I would definitely recommend visiting this Gurdwara Sahib if you are around Southall.

Gurdwara is a place of worship for our Sikh brethren, but people who follow other religions are welcome to visit too. When you visit the holy shrine, you are expected to cover your head as a mark of respect. The food hall serves free vegeterian food for all visitors. Please do not waste the food, if you are unsure ask for a small portion. You can make voluntary donation to support the charitable work. Parking on premise is free. Highly recommend visiting this place to spend some time connecting with the almighty spirit of good will and brotherhood.

A beautiful huge Gurudwara in southall. Very well maintained, serene n calm atmosphere. Sitting inside with closed eyes gives so much meditative effect and peace to the mind. Langer served at large scale and its really delicious. Specially the sweet dish is not to be missed.

Very good Architecture of the main hall and others. You can feel piece of mind & get positive energy. Every day LANGAR serves here with sweets. Even ur bowls are less to fill the items. Sangat also arrange buses to other nearby cities for Katha & Kirtan smagams.

A local community place of worship called Gurudwara.24x7 prayers and hymns in the praise of God are sung open to one and all with love. There is a kitchen hall that serves 24x7 food called Langar for one n all. Great place.

NEW Sikh Temple in Southall. Very near to Southall Station ... Elizabeth Underground Line. Free Langar all the hours. Must pay a visit.

Really good, and at the time very well lit from the exterior of the building. I like the fact that there are two prayer halls and quite a large kitchen area. Will definitely come again. Cheers.

The staff at the Gurdwara are hard to work with, and we’re very rude to all suppliers at a wedding I worked there recently. (However this has been repeated numerous times when shooting here) the security pounced on the dhol player, and was quite abusive to him… also he went on to raise his voice and temper at the grooms family arriving. After which the Giani’s inside upset the bride as she made her entrance… due to them not allowing a cloth canopy before entrance to the wedding hall. (Last minute change of plan which really upset the bride) the registrar was rude to the whole family when they applauded the ring exchange. People were told off for smiling, cheering or being happy in any way!! Lol. Wow… a cheery place to get married!!

Amazing gurudwara....must visit ❤

Such a peaceful place to visit .Everytime I went to Gurudwara sahib my heart my soul filled with positivity. The atmosphere at there is so calm and composing that you can spend your whole day there.

Impressive and ornate building. The prayer hall is particularly impressive. When I was there food was being prepared for a wedding later in the day. There was also food available for anyone who wanted it. This is part of the Sheikh philosophy. It is almost impossible to give a meaningful star rating to such a building, so 4 is maybe a bit mean, but I have no religious beliefs.

Everyone is welcome to the huge prayer hall(upstairs) which is well maintained, serene and filled with positive energy. Also try the Langar downstairs which is prepared with unconditional love and devotion.

Very nice, gurdwara sahib.💯🌹⚘🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Very nice. Had a good lunger at lunch time and prayer.

Beautiful temple and house of worship. Headwear was provided for first time visitors like myself, the building was clean and well-kept, and the services were great. Finishing upstairs and heading to the cafeteria, the food was delicious, their staff and volunteers kind and courteous, and it is a must for any Sikh or visitor who'd like to attend.

Been to three Weddings there' felt so Relaxed loved it love and blessings