Kartarpur Sahib is open to Sikh pilgrims and visitors of all faiths. Both Pakistani and international travelers can visit, but foreign visitors must follow the necessary visa or permit requirements.

• Pakistani Citizens: No visa is required; a valid CNIC is enough.
• Indian Citizens: Can visit via the Kartarpur Corridor with an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). No visa is required, but pre-registration is mandatory.
• Other Foreign Nationals: May need a visa; check with local authorities before planning the trip.

The Gurdwara is usually open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but hours may vary based on immigration and border control policies.

There is no entry fee for Pakistani visitors. However, foreign travelers (especially Indian pilgrims) may have to pay a service fee for using the Kartarpur Corridor.

Visitors should wear modest clothing (no shorts, sleeveless tops, or revealing attire). Both men and women must cover their heads inside the Gurdwara (scarves or head coverings are usually available on-site).

Yes, Langar (community kitchen) offers free meals to all visitors, regardless of religion or nationality. Visitors can also eat at nearby restaurants.

Yes, photography is allowed in most areas, but visitors should be respectful and avoid taking photos inside prayer halls.

The visit usually takes 2-3 hours, but it may take longer if there are immigration procedures involved. The full trip from Lahore takes about 6-8 hours, while from Islamabad, it may take 10-12 hours round-trip.

Yes, this tour includes private transport with a driver and guide for a hassle-free experience.

Yes! Special pickup and drop-off points, additional sightseeing stops, or meal preferences can be arranged upon request. Additional charges may apply.