Gurudwara Bazar Sahib, Arusha
To preach the Sikh faith, the Parkash of Guru Granth Sahib ji was performed at Sardar Gopal Singhji’s residence. In 1929, The Sikh Community in Arusha leased a plot of size 100ft x 50ft and erected a small building which was named Gurudwara Bazaar Arusha. On 22/11/1961 the foundation stone was laid by Sardar Milkha Singh Bassan. By the efforts of the Arusha Sangat the Building was completed within one year. The opening ceremony of the New Sikh Temple Building was performed on 11/11/1962 on Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji’s Birthday.
To reach Gurudwara Bazar Sahib in Arusha you can use different modes of transportation depending on your location and preferences. Here are several options:
- By Car: Gurudwara Bazar Sahib is easily accessible by car from various parts of Arusha. Local taxis and private vehicles can reach the Gurudwara conveniently.
- By Bus: Public buses and dala-dalas operate in Arusha. You can take a bus to the nearest stop and hire a taxi or walk to the Gurudwara.
- By Train: There is no direct train service to Arusha. The nearest railway station is in Dar es Salaam, from where you can travel by road or air.
- By Air: The closest airport is Arusha Airport (ARK), about 10 km away. Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is around 50 km away, with taxis and rental cars available for travel to the Gurudwara.
Before setting out, check local transportation schedules.
