Gurdwara Nanak Piao

Gurdwara Nanak Piao is a Sikh temple in the Model Town neighborhood featuring a rectangular white structure topped with a large golden dome and flanked by smaller white domes on each side. The building occupies a site that was once a garden and showcases these distinctive domed forms as its primary architectural feature.

The temple was built at a garden site where Guru Nanak Dev camped during a visit to Delhi in 1505, when the region was under Sultan Sikandar Lodi's rule. This early connection to the spiritual founder established the foundation for the site's later significance.

The name comes from Guru Nanak's practice of offering water to travelers who passed through this place. This tradition of generosity toward visitors remains central to how people experience the temple today.

The temple is open daily and visitors are expected to cover their heads while inside. Temple volunteers have cloths available if you do not bring your own head covering.

The original well used by Guru Nanak is preserved under a white dome within the temple complex and remains visible to visitors. This well connects guests directly to the earliest history of the place.

Location: New Delhi

GPS coordinates: 28.69000,77.19000

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:57