It´s a real amazing temple, beautiful and mystic.The temple, the pound, sounds, mantras, smell.You feel a real taste of India, what they have of best. More

Went there at night around 8. The moment you enter, the temple looks breathtaking. So clean and peaceful even among so many people. Our taxi driver took us around and made the experience even better. Learned that one must take an entire round. That you can get prasad halwa from one of the paid counters which you should offer inside... More

This place lives up to all the hype - you walk through the arched door way and this stunning golden temple just takes your breath away. Easy to spend a couple of hours just wandering around the walkway and taking it all in. More

The organised way in which the people in big no. visit the place .One should have ample time because even standing inthe queue requires patience to wait for their turn to go inside the temple. More

The Golden Temple was absolutly beautiful! Would go there agian and again! More

The mere complex of the Golden Temple is an absolute treat to one's eyes. The place is immensely beautiful and peaceful. Visiting this place in the early mornings (3am to 4am) or late at night (11:30pm to 12 am) would help one to explore the complex more freely as these are the timings when the complex is comparatively less crowded... More

Visited at 4am to see the Golden Temple at sunrise. It is breathtaking but had to wait in a huge queue for ages then only got 2-3 minutes inside temple before the next crowd poured in. Be prepared for the crush and a long stand. More

Enough has been written about the temple so I won't repeat it, but I agree! I wanted to share a tip on how to make your trip easy: Stay local. We stayed in the Akaal Hotel a five-minute walk south. This'll give you the chance to visit the Temple multiple times, and not have to deal with the foot and... More

Although you will know this is the centre of Sikhism before you go, it is difficult to put into words how the whole complex hits you. The mix of history here - Indian military history, Sikh history, and SIkh culture - is a breathtaking mix. It has the feel of a real pilgrimage place about it and a sense of... More