Sikh Temple Review

The Sikh temple in Yangon, built in 1942, is home to more than 50 Sikhs in the community. Here, the Sikh tradition of free kitchens is still being continued, open to people of different ethnicities and religions.

The Sikh Temple of Yangon is located on the west side of Yangon City, where nearby Sikhs gather for religious ceremonies. The Sikh tradition of "free kitchen" has been continued here, where people of different religious beliefs and ethnicities can get food.

The place is not big, very quiet, and very historical. There are few tourists. Amitabha. Luohan is very full. The monks in the temple are very professional.

The place is small and quiet. We were warmly entertained after lunch, attended the service and gave a small dessert, and were invited to eat together. We were very kind and had a second lunch at this Sikh temple.

The Sikh temple in Yangon is a special religion, and many people in the local area believe that the gathering here is all dressed in white, obvious characteristics.