Sikh Gurdwara San Jose - CA

Located in the serene Evergreen hills, the Sikh Gurdwara in San Jose is the largest Sikh place of worship in North America and a beacon of faith, equality, and community service. Founded in 1984, this majestic landmark on 40 acres offers visitors a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views of Silicon Valley.
Beyond its stunning architecture, the Gurdwara welcomes all with an expansive langar hall that serves free vegetarian meals to everyone, regardless of faith or background. The community kitchen embodies the core Sikh value of selfless service, or seva. In addition to daily prayer services, the Gurdwara runs a Sikh youth school and organizes regular events, making it a vibrant center for spiritual awakening, cultural learning, and community engagement.

Key features

Largest in North America: At 90,000 square feet, this is the largest Gurdwara outside of India's Golden Temple.

Scenic hilltop location: Situated in the Evergreen hills on 40 acres, the Gurdwara offers stunning panoramic views of Silicon Valley and the surrounding landscape.

Free community kitchen (Langar): The spacious langar hall provides free vegetarian meals to all visitors, symbolizing the Sikh principles of equality and communal sharing.

Largest diwan hall: The main prayer hall can accommodate thousands of worshipers for congregational prayer, devotional singing (kirtan), and sermons.

Educational programs: A dedicated school wing hosts classes for children on Sikh history, philosophy, and language.

Welcoming for all: The Gurdwara is open to people of all backgrounds, with an open-door policy that embodies the hospitality of the Sikh faith.

Beautiful grounds: Visitors can enjoy the peaceful and meditative atmosphere created by fountains, well-maintained gardens, and spacious grounds.