Great worship place. Everyone is nice there and atmosphere is great. Sunday is always busy, but…read morethere is enough always enough place you to worship and enjoy langar.

This place is not bad but the people working there specially sevadar .. some of them are so rude…read moreand they insult people like guru ghar is there own house .. No it's a public place and everyone can come ... people think oh this place is doing so much charity give free food and stuff to people.. No It's All Scam ... A big Scam

Beautiful Gurdwara with very delicious food and wonderful services. People are very friendly.read more

Was there for a weddding. Great venue for the event. Enjoyed it all and they had plenty of…read moreoutdoor space to set up a tent and serve guests assuming the weather is nice. Couple negatives was that there was no air conditioning (at least not that day) I didn't see the whole inside so there may be more i'm not commenting on. The parking is also a little funky and the area around it isn't the most impressive. Still its a solid venue to perform a wedding in. The reception would have to be somewhere else in my opinion.

I visited on a Tuesday after work on my way home after a thunderstorm. I was one of 3 visitors…read morethere but they welcomed me with open arms. The head priest greeted me and is very friendly and told me what to do: After removing my shoes and socks, washed my hands and placed a head scarf (available if you did not bring one), you proceed to the main area to pray. No cell phones at that point so I didn't take any pictures. I sat down on the soft carpet and prayed. The Sikh temple is open to everyone, which I love religions who accept anyone so I will pray to whoever will listen to my prayers. Felt really good especially during these trying times. Then he told me to come eat. I was actually surprised because I thought meals were only served on Sundays, which he told me is their liveliest day so come from 11-2. There was Basmati rice, naan bread and a curry of potatoes, onions and peas. I then sat on the floor mat and thoroughly enjoyed my surprise meal peacefully. Chai tea and water is also available and I was able to get seconds too. Always good practice to provide a donation of any kind to pay it forward and for good karma. There is a little donation box near the food and a huge calendar for people to sign up for meal prep. Highly recommend visiting anytime! I parked on the neighboring streets nearby.

Had a great Sunday morning there. A friendly lady helped me to cover my head, because I didn't know…read morehow to use the provided cloth. The artists were amazing! They could sing for 2 hours without any break. I missed the real langar meal, as I thought those snacks were the meals. Too full to have the real meal when they were served. I will come again sometime. This is a great place to experience a different culture and religion.

If u have any problems in life GO TO ANY SIKH TEMPLE, ( Gurdwara sahib ji ). Guru ji always listen…read morefor everyone. And free 3 times meal at every Sikh temple. I love bapu guru Nanak Dev ji Maharaaj ji. I love you Guru Gobind singh ji. Thank you for everything and this luxury life.

Waheguru ji Well…read moremaintained and managed Sikh Temple. Sikh devotees are welcoming and respectful.

I have been visiting Valley Sikh Temple on Sundays and everyone I meet are friendly and helpful…read more There is some solemn and peaceful environment. and atmosphere. The Sikh temple provide food for the devotees and also guests from other faiths without discrimination. The organizers treat everyone with respect and dignity. Since my wife had a fall and fractured her hand and breast and was in the ER, i make it a point to mind to get some peace of mind. She is asked to rest till she is fit to attend to any work and have to go for Therapy and acupuncture treatment. Since I have to attend to everything life is a little struggle and I need the prayers of GURUJI for some peace and tranquility. Sikh is a philosophy I have some admiration. I make a small donation every week. It is excellent and and religious atmosphere. AHAMAD. Owensmouth Avenue, Canoga Park, CA 91304.

Religious peaceful calm place to sit and pray. Make sure you follow the rules here like covering…read moreyour head, full clothes, take off your footwear. The langar is served all day on Sunday. I recommend going at 12 or 11:30 or after. There are few tables to sit, but ideally we sit down and eat.

West Covina Gurudware ch dost banake bahut changa laggeya…read more It felt very good/nice making friends at West Covina Gurudwara.

Sat Nam! I've been blessed to find out about the Sikh religion and kundalini yoga to keep me…read morehealthy, happy & holy. They saved my life. Wahe Guru ji ka Khalsa Wahe Guru ji ki fateh!

I am not sure how can anyone give less of 5 stars to this place…read moreThis is one of the best place I have sikh temples in California Besides of such mass, they make sure everything is in order and have such a willing attitude Kirtan on Sunday mornings are bliss And of course 3 time Langar ( food cooked by community for everyone) proud to be a sikh

Tashi Ji, I hear you...understand you...& my heart goes out…read moreto you.. Hope you get strength from this experience kapoor

This temple is a great place to go for meditation & commune with others. However, you will find…read morepeople who tend to go just to collect free food in their Tupperware and leave & don't necessarily come to listen to the prayers or even respect the place as a holy place & these are the same people who will review it negatively. It's too bad that people come to abuse the people who volunteer here as nobody " works here" everyone that prepares food, serves food, cleans and maintains this temple does it out of the goodness of their hearts. I believe the doors should be open to all, unfortunately not ALL people who come respect the temple or even themselves. Such a shame.

Don't go, very disrespectful people working there. No food if there is its very old. The workers r…read morevery disrespectful. Lankershim has more decency.

Came here for the America 250 Years Celebration…read more Plenty of parking next to the temple. Had a great time here. The light show was fantastic! The music that accompanied the show was awesome. Very upbeat. It matched the light show perfectly! Had a blast watching the lights and music blended well together. It was a very fun experience. Glad we were able to be here and enjoyed the America 250 Years Celebration. Check out some of the videos I have posted. Make sure you have the sound on. Enjoy!

Helpful Tips for First-Time Visitors…read more Admission/parking are completely free; you only pay for the cafe. Here is what we learned, especially if visiting for architecture. Arrival, Check-In, & Dress CodeGroup Check-In: One person acts as leader, checks the party in at the visitor center, and gets a tracking wristband. Staff: Our group wore summer dresses and shorts. The staff was incredibly welcoming, respectful, and comforting. Sarongs: Knees/shoulders must be covered; no tank tops. Free, one-size sarongs are available at a table to the LEFT of check-in (near the Men's restroom). Drop them in the return basket when done.The Footwear TrickShoes must be removed before climbing the entrance stairs. The stone steps get intensely hot under the sun (reaching ~120°F even on 90°F days). My bare feet were in so much pain that my smartwatch HR spiked instantly!The Fix: Bring thick socks before entering. Walk directly on the white marble stripes by the handrails--white marble reflects heat and stays much cooler. Experience: It was eye-watering hot before I realized the temperature difference midway up. I was stepping on my daughter's sarong to save my feet while yelling at her not to trip! Learn from me and use the white tracks from step one. Hidden Architectural TreasuresThe interior marble carvings (Italian shrine stone, Indian floors) are breathtaking. Each tier tells a story: Floor Level: Peacocks, fish, and turtles are at eye level on column bases. Water creatures represent the foundation of the world, anchoring the temple, while peacocks show nature's beauty. High Corners: Look way up where pillars meet ceiling arches for the alligator-like 'Makara' (mythical guardian). Its open mouth reminds visitors to leave behind their sharp worldly egos. Hidden Pedestal: Near Ganesha's feet is a tiny carving of a rat. Representing human restlessness, the still rat symbolizes conquering busy thoughts to find peace. Ceiling Domes: A massive lotus blooms downward from the center (spiritual enlightenment), supported by a tier of carved artisans honoring selfless service. Cafe & Snack ShopKeep these flavor profiles in mind at the vegetarian cafe: Spiced White Yogurt: Skip it entirely. It does not taste like chai; it tasted like spiced ethanol and almost made me sick. Other Drinks: The mango and green yogurt drinks are much better. Savory Food: Cheese pizza is available. The Pea/Potato Empanadas (Kachoris) are tasty but extremely spicy Samosas are mild and taste great with both red and green sauces. Sweets: They don't have Baklava. The staff recommended a nutty chocolate fudge sweet that tasted like dry Cocoa Puffs--decent, but not sweet or chewy. General AdviceTiming: Visit early morning or near sunset to avoid the blistering midday sun on the stairs. Accessibility: If the stairs look too intimidating, ask the staff for directions to the indoor elevator.