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A nice place for peace loving family & friends

Awesome place for spending time , the carving of this monument is really adorable , place is clean , maintainance is also good and upto date , greenary will also make our mind relaxing , satitation facilities are also there which will add on more points to the place although food and drinks facilities are not available ! In short remarkable place to visit

It is a memorial built as a tribute to guru tegh bahadur ji the ninth guru of sikhs. The Delhi government of sheila dikshit got it built . It's architecture is very remarkable. People like to go there as it also serves as a recreational spot and consists of very large open space and greenery. It is very much accessible to people who live outside delhi and around its border.

It is situated at the starting of Delhi at Singhu Border. It is very clean nice maintenance of grass but one thing disappointed me that rust on the main gate and some floor marble were displaced from their place near the main memorial. It has a good parking facility and cleanliness was there. Overall experience was fabulous.

Amazing and beautiful place at delhi border NH1,if you want peace close to nature's visit once..parking facilities are available here and entry fees is 10/-INR only..

Awesome place photography also good
Sounds programme dance programme Act

Because of some bizzarre logic you can't take photographs on a dslr here.Apparently the project incharge has declared photography on a high end camera 'COMMERCIAL' .But smartphone cameras are good to go.

Can you imagine that happening on any other architectural site?Ever seen anyone stopping people from taking photographs of Qutub Minar?People visit these kind of places especially TO TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS.You deny them that you sure as hell end up with a bad review.Who can actually expect this to happen?NO PHOTOGRAPHS,this is a TOURIST SPOT.It will take a mystic to see that one coming.

Project incharge assured me that he will discuss this issue in the forthcoming board meeting.But who came up with that rule in the first place?'Someone might bring a high end camera for non-commercial purposes here'-the thought never crossed the minds of well educated and experienced government officials handling tourism for the nation's capital.How can someone not consider that while making the rules?But in case they did ,they failed to mention which cameras are allowed and are considered high end.Coolpix is permitted?Can't tell,no one
can.
They said this is a first time such an issue has been raised.So I guess it would not be wrong to infer that people don't visit this place that much.The board should take the super-obvious decision here and do that ASAP.(to avoid further embarrassment of course)
Great place to visit though,Well maintained and clean.But its just the camera thing that makes this place one of a kind.Truly unique. And stupid

GURU TEG BAHADUR MEMORIAL

With a view to beautify all the entry points of Delhi, Government of NCT of Delhi has set up Guru Tegh Bahadur Memorial near Singhu Boarder (G.T.Karnal Road) National Highway-1 and is presently being maintained by Delhi Tourism, Government of Delhi.

This complex has been constructed in the area of 11.87 acres with a 24 meter high central pylon with petals at the base represents the Guru & his strength and the three “C” arches denote his three followers and the monoliths represent the 10 Sikh Gurus’ with their sayings inscribed on them.

Guru Tegh Bahadur Memorial complex set up as a tourist attraction is dedicated to the ninth Guru of Sikhism, Guru Teg Bahadur. In the landscape tranquil background, the 24 meter high central pylon with petals at the base represents the Guru and his strength.

The following facilities are available at Guru Teg Bahadur Memorial for the visitors:

Green lawns for picnic

Conference Room [AC/Non-AC] with a capacity of 100 person

Cafeteria

Venue for Birthday Parties

Day outing for children

Religious Functions

Notice: Sound & Light Show not functional due to renovation

Sound & Light Show

Delhi Tourism operates Sound & Light Show at GTB Complex which is reverent, informative and entertaining spectacle using installation art as a medium. The Show is themed around “Panchtatva” - the five elements (Void, Fire, Air, Water and Earth) and is a tribute to the indomitable personality Guru Teg Bahadur as an inseparable part of the city’s history.

The duration of the show (English/Hindi/Punjabi) is for approx.26 minutes.

Memorial Entry

March to October - Timings : 10.00 am to 6.00 pm

November to February - Timings : 8.00 am to 5.30 pm
(Timings are subject to change without prior information)

Ticket Adult - Rs.10/- Child - Rs.5/- (Below 12 years)