Baisakhi 2025 celebration: Devotees take dips and offer prayers on this auspicious day. See pics

Baisakhi 2025: Devotees kickstarted Baisakhi with a spiritual note, by visiting gurdwara, taking dips in holy sarovars and praying to Guru Granth Sahib.

Published on: Apr 13, 2025 3:09 PM IST

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Baisakhi, or Vaisakhi, is celebrated with great pomp and vigour in Punjab. It's on April 13 and devotees offer prayers on this day, seeking blessings. This is at Bangla Sahib. (HT/Sanjeev Kumar)

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Devotees of all age groups take holy dips in the sacred sarovars in the Bangla Sahib. (HT/Sanchit Khanna)

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At the sarovar of Golden Temple too, devotees take dip before going for prayers. (HT/Sant Arora )

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Even children are carefully dipped for the blessings on the auspicious day of Baisakhi. (HT/@Sanchit Khanna)

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Devotees line up to enter the Gurudwara. (HT/@Sanchit Khanna)

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With great faith and devotion, people line up, listening to kirtans and waiting to offer prayers inside. (HT/@Sant Arora)

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At the gurudwara's sacrosanctum, devotees bow and pray to Guru Granth Sahib.

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Devotees pray for blessings. The inner halls are decorated on the occassion of Baisakhi, 

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Langars are held in Gurdwara. Free hearty vegetarian meals are served.  (HT/@Gurpreet Singh)