Guru Nanak Sikh Temple Brisbane

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Guru Nanak Sikh Temple Brisbane is an Indian gurdwaras located in Brisbane, QLD. Rated 4.6 stars from 149 Google reviews, Guru Nanak Sikh Temple Brisbane is trusted by the Indian community in Brisbane. Call (07) 3714 9509 to get in touch. Find Guru Nanak Sikh Temple Brisbane and other Indian businesses in Brisbane on AustraliaWasi — Australia's largest Indian business directory.

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• D Bhardwaj (Dharam)★★★★★

  3 months ago

  Nice and peaceful, easy to access with plenty of parking. Closer to Springfield, Ripley, Redbank Plains, Oxley, Inala. We love going there for prayers especially on a Sunday

• Bainzee ,★★★★★

  a year ago

  Went to the gurdwara on Sunday and had a warm welcome from the committee and sangat such a lovely gurdwara and so peaceful,large car park and play area for kids near langar hall , gurdwara is open 7 days a week from 05:30 to about 7:30 in the evening,I cannot fault this gurdwara with reviews I have read and them reviews are totally false ,I travel back to UK soon but when I'm back in Oz I will come to gurdwara again as I feel it has connected me with guru ji again and with sangat .

• Reema Devi★★★★★

  9 months ago

  Very nice place to visit, I’ve seen first gurdwara in Australia which is opened 24 hours and serve healthy meal 24/7 . Very peaceful place to visit, kind and soft spoken members.. love to visit again and again..Must visit this place if you are in Brisbane or nearby..

• Nirmal Chahal★★★★★

  6 months ago

  It’s a very good temple .Here all got a peace of mind .

• kuljit singh★

  a year ago

  My father, Sardar Iqbal Singh is a retired Radar Engineer from the Indian Army. He also served Punjab Govt as an Industrial Training Instructor. A true believer of Guru Nanak he believes in giving back more to the world than one takes from it. He observed a lot of senior citizens in Australia struggling with life certificates to continue receiving their well-earned pensions in India, some even falling victim to the bribe demands. He then went on to register himself directly with Indian Govt, a tough and arduous process to be able to issue out life certificates for the needy. Take note that even the Indian High Commission does not do this service without harassing you for a few months. My father does this completely free, he even offers to come to the house of pensioners not able to travel. He is 70 years of age himself. A few months back he came to Gurudwara Sahib Inala to post his free service as he does at all communal places. A Sewadar confronted him and told him in a tone not deserving to a gentleman of his manners and age that he does not have authority to post such fraudulent activities. As calm as always my father tried to explain and even asked how he can convince this Sewadar that he is doing a completely legitimate sewa. This person, perhaps unwilling or unable to process the information my father was trying to convey, asked him to "just leave". When he told me about this, I was hurt and angry enough to want to come to the Gurudwara and confront this idiot myself. However agonizing it was to me then to let go, it is not the way my father has brought me up. The fault my father says, lies with himself. He thought he was posting it at "Gurughar" instead of a "private establishment". YOU COMMITTED A GRAVE CRIME AGAINST GURU'S PHILOSOPHY THAT DAY!