Guru Nanak Darbar Tatt Khalsa Diwan Gurdwara is a Sikh place of worship on Jalan Raja Alang in Kuala Lumpur’s Chow Kit area. Its calm prayer space and welcoming community make it a place to learn about Sikh practice as well as to pause for reflection. Visitors of any faith are welcome, and the temple’s langar, a free community meal, is part of its tradition of service. Cover your head before entering, and consider visiting on a weekday for a quieter visit.
The langar and community service
The temple’s langar is a free community meal, reflecting the Sikh practice of serving others. Visitors can take part regardless of faith or background. If you would like to learn more, speak with members of the community about Sikh traditions and the meal service.
Courtesy at the gurdwara
Cover your head with a cloth before entering as a sign of respect. The gurdwara has wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom facilities, as well as accessible parking. Smoking is restricted near the temple, so be mindful of the rule around the premises.
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Do I need to cover my head at the gurdwara?
Yes. Cover your head with a cloth before entering as a sign of respect.
Can visitors of other faiths enter?
Yes. The temple welcomes visitors regardless of faith or background.
Is food available at the gurdwara?
The langar is a free community meal offered at the temple.
Is the temple wheelchair accessible?
The entrance, restroom and parking are wheelchair accessible.
