📍 Gurudwara📍 Pilgrimage🛕 Religious

Takht Sri Kesgarh Sahib

Anandpur Sahib, Punjab, India

4.8 (0)

Overview

The birthplace of the Khalsa (1699) — one of Sikhism's five thrones, keeping Guru Gobind Singh's own weapons above the baptismal spot.

Why visit: Where the Khalsa was born; Hola Mohalla turns the town into a festival of valour.

Things to do

›Guru's weapons darshan
›Hola Mohalla nihang games
›Anandgarh fort gurudwara

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Travel Information

Best time

Oct–Mar; Hola Mohalla (Mar)

Entry fee

Free

Est. budget

₹100–300

Duration

2 hrs

Nearby attractions

Within

0.4 km

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