Good people at the YC temple I usually just go for a free fresh cooked meal. Love the saag and…read moreroti. The parade in Nov is huge with tons of free food for all. I hope they do not allow vulgar floats next year with people being hung & shot (assassinated)

Beautiful spiritual just wonderful people good food no meat parade is fun also great fire worksread more

If you wish to make a tax writable donation to the Sikh Temple, you can do it at the temple office…read more The funds go a long way to keep the temple upkeep.

Place sucks so boring i just hate having to go here every week it sucks!!! I rate it a x1 star…read morebecause they need to make it more fun just so broing

Amazing And Very Clean Sikh Temple. Perfect Place For Sikh Culture And Religion. Darbar Sabin And…read moreLangar Hall Is Very Beautiful And Clean.

I love West Sacramento Gurudwara well organized always going above beyond for the sangat everyone…read moreis super nice loving and caring well respected.

Came here for a friends wedding. If you ever get the chance to go to a Sikh wedding do not pass up…read morethe opportunity. I was made to feel welcome, and was fed like a king. What else can you ask for?

Same old party drama as every other Gurdwara but Sunday school seems good for kids. Keertan pretty…read moregood if you into it.

Peaceful and beautiful. Everyone is friendly and helpful. Their doors are open from early morning…read moreto night for all people.

This is my first time ever visiting a Sikh Gurdwara, my wife and I were pretty lost but the place…read moreis quite straightforward. Upon arriving we removed our shoes at the shoe check, then washed our hands. Also, you need a head covering, they have them available in front of the temple as well. Also important to know is not to bring any alcohol, tobacco, or any other drugs. Upon entering there are hallways to the left and right with small empty rooms probably used for various things. Further forward there are two larger rooms. To the left is the main room with the altar and the holy book, The Guru Granth Sahib. There are people sitting there singing and meditating. Musicians are playing music in front to the left of the altar. The second large room to the right of the front entrance is the Langar, this is a very cool fact about Sikhism, every Gurdwata is also a soup kitchen. This is a very long standing tradition where emperors sit and eat alongside with peasants. Egalitarianism is a major tenant of this faith. It's much like a buffet, you get in line and volunteer servers fill your plate as you make your way along the serving tables. The food is vegetarian to accommodate as many people as possible. If you ever want to try real Punjabi food this is the place to do it. I also brought some cash with me to make a donation, while it was not necessary I really wanted to help support this place. I saw someone who had cash in his hand so I followed him and did what he did the best that I could. I followed him back into the main meditation room, placed the cash in front of the altar, did a bow and exited left. Of the five major religions in the world, this one is pretty cool. I have gone to school with growing up, and worked alongside many Sikhs in my life, while I'm sure every cultural group has it's share of baddies, I have never personally met one in my lifetime.

Very peaceful,good management. Acceible tom interstate 80. Newly remodeled. Spacious.read more

Sitting on chair and eating on a table is an option. Some elderly and the very young are not able…read moreto sit on the ground which was the tradition before, no option generally until recently. As to cults, there are places where there are additional gurus or saints with prayers in the holy book are considered gurus. This is not one of them.