Guru Gobind Singh Stadium

The main stadium building features two 311-foot double-storied pavilions with a capacity of 22,000 spectators across multiple seating areas and stands.

Founded in 1971, the stadium underwent significant reconstruction in 2009 to accommodate the first World Kabaddi Cup competition held in December 2010.

Named in honor of the tenth Sikh Guru, the stadium hosts numerous regional sporting events, including football matches and kabaddi tournaments throughout the year.

Located on 7.3 acres in New Jawahar Nagar, the stadium includes changing rooms, administrative offices, media facilities, and parking spaces on both sides.

The stadium incorporates vertical expansion with double-decker seating areas due to space constraints from surrounding city roads limiting horizontal development possibilities.

Location: Jalandhar

Inception: 1971

Official opening: 1971

Capacity: 22000

GPS coordinates: 31.31306,75.58139

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:06