Devotees in the Sikh religion undergo a series of practices and traditions to express their love and faith for their Guru. In every Sikh ceremony and ritual Guru Granth Sahib Ji plays the most imperative role. They believe in the chanting of various passages from Guru Granth Sahib Ji as a worship procedure and recommend doing “japji “immediately after waking and taking bath. All family customs in the Sikh religion include reading passages from their holy scriptures and visiting gurudwara. At the place where Sikh resides, a gurudwara gets constructed and goes open to all the people with different backgrounds, caste, and creed.

In Gurudwara, Sikhs worship by chanting various hymns from Guru Granth Sahib Ji. While other Sikh rituals include bowing heads and touching the ground before the Holy Scripture to pay respect. Another part of the Sikh religion includes recitation of the eighteenth-century ardas for every Sikh ritual.

Talking about the most sacred shrine of Sikh is Harmandir Sahib of Amritsar, also known as the golden temple. Harmnadir Sahib attracts thousands and millions of tourists each year. Also, a special pilgrimage to Sikh shrines in the province of Punjab in Pakistan is undertaken named Nankana Sahib and cremation place of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Ji.