How to Reach

Delhi – To – Gurdwara Nanak Piao:
By Metro:

• The nearest metro station is Vidhan Sabha Metro Station (Yellow Line). From there, the Gurdwara is a short auto-rickshaw or taxi ride.

By Bus:

• Several Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buses operate on GT Karnal Road.

By Road:

• Easily accessible by car, taxi, or auto-rickshaw from all parts of Delhi.

Ahmedabad – To – Gurdwara Nanak Piao:
By Air:

• Take a flight from Ahmedabad Airport to Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi. From the airport, hire a taxi or use the Delhi Metro to reach Vidhan Sabha Metro Station.

By Train:

• Board a train from Ahmedabad Junction to New Delhi Railway Station. From there, take a metro (Yellow Line) or taxi to the Gurdwara.

By Road:

• Long-distance buses and private taxis are available from Ahmedabad to Delhi, followed by local transport within Delhi.

About History of the Temple

Gurdwara Nanak Piao is one of the most significant historical Sikh shrines in Delhi. It is associated with the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Dev Ji. During one of his travels (Udasis) around 1505 AD, Guru Nanak Dev Ji visited this area, which at that time was outside the city of Delhi. He observed that travelers passing through the region suffered greatly due to the lack of drinking water. Out of compassion, Guru Nanak Dev Ji arranged for a water well and offered free drinking water (Piao) to all travelers. The term ‘Piao’ means a place where water is freely served to passersby. The Gurdwara stands today as a symbol of selfless service, compassion, and equality.