The Guru Nanak Sikh Temple, also known as Guru Nanak Darbar, is a vibrant spiritual and community hub located at 4919 61st St NE, Marysville, WA. Established in 2002, this Gurdwara serves the Greater Seattle area as a welcoming space for prayer, reflection, and the core Sikh values of equality and selfless service (sewa). Whether you are seeking spiritual guidance, participating in daily prayers, or joining our Sunday congregational gatherings, the temple opens its doors to people of all faiths and backgrounds.

Key Features
Daily Worship & Services: Regular morning and evening prayers (Paath) and hymn singing (Shabad Kirtan).
Langar (Community Kitchen): A cornerstone of the temple, offering free lacto-vegetarian meals to all visitors, embodying the spirit of equality.
Punjabi School: Dedicated educational programs for children and youth to learn the Punjabi language and Sikh heritage.
Sunday Gatherings: The primary day for the community to congregate for extended services and communal dining.
Inclusive Leadership: A practice of equality where any member of the congregation, regardless of gender, may lead ceremonies.
Community Outreach: Active involvement in local charity, including food donations to first responders and aid during natural disasters.
Modern Facilities: Features include an expanded parking lot and a dual-level layout with the main prayer hall (Darbar Sahib) on the upper level and the dining hall (Langar Hall) on the lower level.