Gurdwara Sahib Katong, SINGAPORE

Totally disappointed... Just today visit there a very first time in simple look .. but the gurdwara staff in langar hall treat the people by their looks .. the people who wear nice clothes with some jewellery the treat very well even they can eat inside, on the other hand .. the person wear a simple clothes they treat them like they are very useless and suspicious also they can't eat inside even when they ask about langar also the staff treat them like they ask for money ..

Beautiful place with humble people

Good memory

When i was an international student it had always been helpful for me for 2 and half year of my singapore life

Common with all Gurdwaras I've been to, it's peaceful, serene, calm and exactly what one would imagine the place to be. I might sound philosophical, but for inner peace and self reflection, it's the place to be. If one is familiar with the concept on how Sikhism was formed, it's a religious neutral place, if one hears the Bajans, the transcripts on the screen shows, you can relate that it's probably the same thing you find in Bhagwadgeeta, Bible, Quran or other holy scribes. On normal days (unsure of COVID impact), Gurdwaras offer meals to anyone who visits, and there are no strings attached. No one needs to convert themselves to Sikhism to eat, visit or participate.

Lovely Gurudwara nestled in the Katong region of Singapore.

Serene, well maintained in the best possible manner on the foreign soil. Keeping up the Sikh traditions.

Divine and Peaceful place. Very nicely maintained Gurudwara on foreign soil.