Pahari Wala Gurudwara, also known as Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, is a prominent Sikh house of worship located in Greater Kailash Block B, New Delhi. Established in the early 1960s by the local Sikh community on public land, this Gurudwara has since become a well-known spiritual and community hub in South Delhi. Popularly called Pahari Wala due to its elevated location, the Gurudwara attracts devotees from across the city who come to offer prayers and participate in seva. Over time, the complex has expanded to include facilities such as the Mata Gujri School and a dispensary, serving the educational and healthcare needs of the surrounding community.

The Gurudwara holds daily prayers and regular kirtan programs, keeping alive the Sikh traditions of devotion, service, and community welfare. Large gatherings take place on important Gurpurabs and Sikh festivals, when the premises resonate with hymns, prayers, and langar (community kitchen) serving thousands of devotees. Another Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha with the same name is also present in Greater Kailash II, but the Pahari Wala Gurudwara in GK-I remains especially well recognized for its historical foundation and active involvement in local seva.

Located at Pahari Wala Gurudwara, Greater Kailash Block B, Greater Kailash I, New Delhi – 110048, it stands as a symbol of Sikh faith and community service in the capital city.