Guru Nanak Sikh Temple

Beautiful Sikh Temple. It explains the history of Sikh community in Australia and describes how and why they were brought to Australia during British empire.

Upstairs is the temple and on ground floor Langar that is the communal meal shared by Sikhs and all visitors to the gurdwara is served. Langar was very delicious and kids loved them.

Beautiful sikh Gurudwara sahib near Coffs Harbour. A place definitely to be on list to get blessings and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

Nice place with friendly people. Enjoyed langar and gave donations. There is a nice museum to learn more about sikh. It is a great place for me to recall my memories visiting the Golden Temple in Amritsar (India) many years ago.

Beautifully serene & Holy place

I felt like I was at home. I can’t explain the feeling. I saw the statue of Mai Bhago and instantly felt like I saw my entire clan or tribe and history of my people in almost real time in my heart.

I had goosebumps and my blood felt like it wanted to honour every single person working and doing seva there tonight.

Having one of my best friends who I consider family (especially before I take him to Punjab with me in October) makes it all that much more special.

Jarrad (his name) felt just as much at home as I did.

I love Jarrad. I love Sikhi and I love Australia.

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh.

One of the best days of my life. So far. It meant a lot to me. Have to visit it to feel and believe how amazing Sikhi is (my friend couldn’t believe that Sikh Temples or Gurudwaras/ Gurdwaras all have free food for anyone any day).

Long live humanity and every other species. One God, one goal. Living with love, peace means prosperity.

Nice and peaceful temple and the museum across the road

We had a very interesting guide who was very knowledgeable. I felt very welcomed. Even though we travel with a dog, they wete kind enough to let us tie him up outside the museum so we did not miss out. We did not see inside the actual temple because there was a wedding. It's well worth a visit.

The volunteers or sewadaars are are dedicated to serve free food to all visitors and tourists going to Brisbane from Sydney and back. Tea is always ready

Great museum and temple. Nice spot to visit if in town.

For years I am been to gold coast and been visiting the other gurudwara sahib without knowing there is this Gurudwara sahib on the next turn.
Beautifully made, very peaceful

So beautiful and peaceful… blessed to have been able to visit this historic site…

Beautiful & Serene. When you ate there do not forget to visit the museum, probably only one of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.

This is an excellent place of worship, has a museum of Sikhism and Sikhs in Australia. The langar should not be missed

Had spiritual experience, enjoyed lovely hospitality and tasty home cooked Indian food. Thank you!

Fantastic place for worship.. well maintained, and has a very informative museum around the migration of Sikh community to Australia, and the important role they have played over the years in building the country. Welcoming volunteers and delicious langar prasad.

Love it, Sikhism and culture is awesome and this mob is so friendly. Come to a Sunday service from 11am and stay for lunch, Lungar. It's free and great. Off with the shoes and grab a head cover. Weekdays you can pop in for food and chia. The Sikh museum over the road is really good. I like Sikhism because everyone is equal, no caste, no one is better than anyone. Also woman are equal.

Perfect place. The museum showing the religious history was informative.

We visited the Guru Nanak Sikh Temple for the first time, and I must say that we thoroughly enjoyed every moment we spent there. The local community was extremely welcoming and accommodating, which made our visit even more memorable. The sevadaars who served us food in the langar hall did so with a smile on their face, which was heartwarming to see. Additionally, the volunteers in the museum left no stone unturned in explaining to us the rich history of Sikhs in Woolgoolga. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I can't wait to go back again!

Ssa g, lucky to get gurudwara on the way to Gold Coast n happy to see Indian Sikh community there n of course yummy langar

What a beautiful place to visit. We where made very welcome and then was invited to eat and enjoy this beautiful culture. Highly recommended