Most of them include a box called a golak, which sits in the Darbar Hall before an exquisite cloth canopy called a chanai and a gilded gilded platform called the Palki.
These places are always marked by a triangular orange flag called the nishan which bears an emblem that resembles a khanda. They also generally include a community kitchen called a langar in which all who are hungry sit in a line called a pangat and are served. Most of them include a box called a golak, which sits in the Darbar Hall before an exquisite cloth canopy called a chanai and a gilded gilded platform called the Palki. At these locations, it is considered a high honor to complete a ritual involving waving a fan called a Chaur. They also contain a small bed called a Manji on which rests a book which is covered by an intricate square piece of cloth called a rumalla. That book is afforded these luxuries because it is the SGGS, also known as the living guru or the Adi Granth. For 10 points, name these Sikh holy buildings.
These places are always marked by a triangular orange flag called the nishan which bears an emblem that resembles a khanda.
{gurdwaras} [prompt on “{Sikh temples}” or similar answers]