Sikh Temples
Sikh Temples are places of worship for followers of Sikhism, a monotheistic religion founded in the 15th century in the Punjab region of South Asia. These temples, known as Gurdwaras, serve as community centers where congregants gather for prayer, meditation, and communal meals known as Langar. Sikh Temples are characterized by their distinct architecture, which typically includes a central prayer hall, a kitchen where food is prepared for the community, and a dome or spire symbolizing the spiritual connection between humanity and the divine. Worshipers at Sikh Temples adhere to the principles of equality, service, and compassion, and seek to cultivate a sense of spiritual unity and harmony with the universe.