The Gurudwara provides Langar, a traditional community kitchen service that is open to the public daily.
It is one of the most significant centers for Sikh religious life in the Berlin-Brandenburg metropolitan region.
The institution operates as a registered non-profit organization focused on community welfare and religious outreach.
The facility was established to provide a permanent space for the growing Sikh diaspora in the region.
Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha is a prominent Sikh place of worship located in Teltow, serving the Greater Berlin area. It functions as the primary community center for the regional Sikh population, hosting religious services, weddings, and educational gatherings. The facility includes a large Diwan Hall where the Guru Granth Sahib is enshrined and congregational prayers are held. A communal kitchen, or Langar, is integral to the site, offering free vegetarian meals to all visitors regardless of their background. The premises are designed to accommodate large religious celebrations, including Gurpurab festivals. It serves as a central hub for preserving Sikh culture, language, and traditions in Germany.
The entrance foyer and the main exterior sign offer the most respectful vantage points for photography.
Cover your head with a headscarf or bandana before entering the main prayer hall.
Remove your shoes at the designated racks before proceeding inside.
Participate in the Langar to experience the communal dining tradition of equality.
Entering the prayer hall with footwear or failing to cover your head; speaking loudly inside the meditation area.
Open daily for morning and evening prayers, though specific community events are concentrated on weekends.
Visitors must cover their heads and remove shoes; modest clothing covering shoulders and legs is required; alcohol and tobacco are strictly prohibited on the premises.
