The abode of the tenets of the tenth Sikh Guru — our story, our seva, and how to reach us.
Gurudwara Gobind Dham was established in 1994, following a foundation-laying ceremony born from the growing Sikh community across the river in Ahmedabad. It was named "Gurudwara Gobind Dham" — the abode of the tenets of the tenth Sikh Guru, Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
The Gurudwara is run on three foundational concepts from Sikh teaching — Naam, Seva and Kirat — and on a simple principle of community governance: "Of the Sangat, For the Sangat, By the Sangat."
Today it stands as one of Ahmedabad's landmark Sikh institutions on the Sarkhej–Gandhinagar Highway, rated 4.8★ by nearly 6,000 visitors on Google.
"An amazing place for meditation. A must-visit for inner peace — well maintained."
"Very peaceful and beautiful Gurudwara at a prominent location — you can easily visit even if you have a short time."
"A very holistic and peaceful place — parking facility available inside the Gurudwara."
Gurudwara Gobind Dham is managed by a voluntary Sewadar committee, guided by the principle "Of the Sangat, For the Sangat, By the Sangat." For committee contact or any formal correspondence, please reach out by phone or email below.
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