Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha Bangkok

Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha is the principal Sikh gurdwara in Bangkok and an institutional centre of the Sri Guru Singh Sabha community in Thailand. The Thai Sikh community’s own history records organized gurdwara worship in Bangkok from 1912, when Sikh families arranged a dedicated place for congregational prayer, and the completion of a permanent gurdwara in 1933.

Thai parliamentary and Senate sources also recognize Sri Guru Singh Sabha as a Sikh religious organization responsible for supporting Sikh teaching and gurdwara administration. The present gurdwara on Chakkraphet Road serves religious, community and educational functions in the Pahurat–Wang Burapha area.

Sikh worship centres on the Guru Granth Sahib, congregational prayer, kirtan and seva, while the communal kitchen tradition expresses service and equality. These practices are described as established Sikh religious life rather than through miracle stories. The verified address is 571 Chakkraphet Road, correcting the draft’s earlier street number.

Visitors of any background should cover the head, remove footwear, wash hands as directed and behave respectfully in the prayer hall. Current service times and access arrangements should be checked with the gurdwara.