Gurudwara Bangla Sahib

	This fine example of sikh temple architecture featuring a  large pool reminiscent
	of Amritsar's Golden Temple. The 24 -hour reciting of the faith's Holy  Book adds
	to the atmosphere, and there's free food on offer, although don't be surprised if
	you are asked to help out with washing up; you  must remove  your shoes and cover
	your head  to  enter,  suitable  scarves  are  provided  if  you  arrive without.
	Further north east on Baba Kharak singh marg  is  the  Hanuman Mandir. This small 
	temple (circa 1724) was built  by  Maharaja  Jai Singh 2   of Jaipur. Of no great
	architectural interest, the temple is increasingly popular with devotees. 
	
	Mangal Haat (Tuesday fair) is popular market.


	How to reach here

	By Air

	Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is in New Delhi and is connected to  world  through Indira 
	Gandhi International airport (Terminal  2) and rest of India through  Terminal 1.
	Daily Domestic flights  from  Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Darjeeling, Bangalore, Bhopal,
	Kolkata, Chandigarh, Chennai etc come  to  Delhi. International  flights from UK,
	USA and Europe, China, Singapore etc arrive daily. Pre-paid  taxis and buses are
	available from outside the baggage claim hall.
 

	By Train

	Delhi has three  major  railway  stations:  New delhi  Railway  station,  Old Delhi 
	Railway tation and Hazrat Nizamuddin station. Trains from  various  parts  of India
	arrive daily to  these  stations. From  Railway  station,  pre-paid Taxis and auto-
	rickshaws are available to various places  in Delhi including  to  Gurudwara Bangla 
	Sahib.

	
	By Road

	Delhi is linked to most major centres in North India. Services are provided by Delhi
	Transport Corporartion (DTC) and state roadways of neighbouring states from various
	Interstates Bus Terminal (ISBT).

	The City bus service run  by  the  Delhi  Transport  Corporation (DTC)  connects all 
	important points in  the  city. From  ISBT one  can  hire  a prepaid Taxi to various 
	sites of Delhi including Gurudwara Bangla Sahib.