A journey to Golden Temple: Amazing facts of golden temple & its divine Amrit Sarovar
A journey to Golden Temple: Amazing facts of golden temple & its divine Amrit Sarovar
The Golden Temple
is also known as Sri Harmandir Sahib, is a symbol of peace,
spirituality and unity located in Amritsar, Punjab, India. It is one of the
most revered and iconic Sikh shrines in the world. This temple is the main
Gurudwara of the Sikhs. Where thousands of devotees come every year for darshan.
Let us tell you that the entire city of Amritsar is built around Sri Harmandir
Sahib Gurdwara.
How to visit Golden Temple:
Friends, if you want to come to Golden Temple for darshan and
sightseeing, then you can come by any mode by air, road and rail. You can get
24 hours by train from Delhi to Punjab. International Airport name Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee in
Amritsar serves both domestic and international flights, making it easily
accessible for travelers worldwide.
History of the Golden Temple:
The Golden Temple
The Golden Temple got its name from its shiny gold coating, which not only enhances its beauty, but also carries significant spiritual symbolism. For Sikhs, gold is a symbol of purity and divine glory.
It also reflects the Sikh belief in the divine presence within each individual and emphasizes the equality and oneness of humanity. Kadah Prasad (halwa) is arranged for pilgrims and devotees for 24 hours. You can visit the Golden Temple in any season, the temple is open 365 days a year.
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The Langar Facility of Golden
Temple:
The Golden Temple langar is a free community kitchen that serves food to
all visitors irrespective of their caste, creed or social status. The term
langar was introduced by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, as a way of
promoting equality, community service and the importance of sharing.
Amrit Sarovar Golden Temple:
Amazing facts about the Golden
Temple:
•Harmandir Sahib has four entrances that symbolize the Sikh belief in
accepting people from all walks of life and walks of life.
•The foundation stone of the temple was laid by the Muslim saint Hazrat
Mian Mir, signifying the inclusive nature of Sikhism.
•Prakashotsav is celebrated here every year on the birth anniversary of
Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Sikh Guru.
•Mir Osman Ali Khan, the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad donated to the
temple every year.
•The construction work of Harmandir Sahib started in December 1585 and
ended in August 1604. The construction of the Golden Temple took about 19
years.
Things that are prohibited in the Golden Temple:
•Visitors have to remove their shoes and cover their heads as a sign of respect.
•Consumption of tobacco, cigarettes and alcohol is strictly prohibited
in the Golden Temple complex.
•Revealing clothing is not allowed and it is advisable to cover your
shoulders and legs.
•Only Sikh men can wear turban in the sanctum (Darbar Sahib). Other head
coverings such as caps or hats are not permitted in this area.
• Taking photos or videos
inside the temple is strictly prohibited. However, visitors are allowed to
capture the beauty of the temple complex from the outside.
As the sun sets and its golden light reflects on the calm waters of Amrit Sarovar, bidding farewell to the Golden Temple is unforgettable. This special trip was a lifetime experience for anyone who visited the beautiful Golden Temple. Hey, readers! I hope you enjoyed reading about my trip to the Golden Temple. If you want to read more about fascinating places, spiritual journeys and meaningful journeys, be sure to follow my knowledge blogs❤.
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