Frequently Asked Questions

Langar is the Sikh tradition of a free community kitchen open to people of all religions, castes, and backgrounds. It is served at Gurudwaras (Sikh temples) and by community volunteers worldwide.

Yes. Langar Finder is completely free for everyone. Langar itself is always free, and this platform is too.

Click "Search Near Me (GPS)" on the homepage to allow location access and instantly see verified Gurudwaras and langars within 20 km of your current position.

Create a free account and click "Add a Langar" in the navigation. Fill in the name, address, timing, and food items. Your listing will be reviewed and approved by our moderators within 24–48 hours.

Listings are marked "Verified" after our community moderators confirm the information via direct contact or on-ground verification. Listings that receive 20 or more community "Likes" are automatically flagged for priority verification.

A Regular Feeder is an individual or organisation that provides free meals on a daily or weekly basis — not necessarily at a Gurudwara. These can be community kitchens, NGOs, or volunteer groups.

Historical Gurudwaras are shrines of significant religious or historical importance within Sikhism — for example, those associated with the ten Sikh Gurus.

Open the listing page and click the "Report" button. Describe the issue and submit. Our team will review and update the listing promptly.

Yes! We welcome listings from anywhere in the world where Gurudwaras and langar are active. Use the "Add a Langar" form and select the appropriate region.

Click the "Join Community" button in the header or visit our WhatsApp group link to connect with volunteers, share updates, and coordinate food drives.