Sangat React is a gurdwara website, made for gurdwaras and Sikh communities. It rebuilds the Sangat design as a React 18 app with Vite. Every page is a function component, and React Router moves between all 28 pages without a reload.

It looks exactly like the Sangat demo. Underneath, the gurdwara logic runs in React state. That covers whether the gurdwara is open and which prayer comes next and events that always date themselves from today, and the page updates the moment a visitor changes an option.

Two Home Pages As Components

• Home 01 – a Harmandir Sahib hero slider over the Sarovar light.
• Home 02 – a candle-lit video hero, today’s bar.

Gurdwara Pages In React

• Daily Programme – the day from Amrit Vela to Sukhasan with what is on now.
• Path Booking – akhand Path, Sehaj Path or Sukhmani Sahib with the start, the Bhog time.
• Langar Seva – a sponsorship calculator.
• Donation – one-time or monthly gifts, a campaign preview of what your gift adds.
• Events – sorted into Upcoming, This Month and Past, with countdowns.
• Sermons – katha and kirtan as a list or grid, with filters and an audio player.

Gurdwara Website Features

• React 18 function components and hooks across 28 pages
• Vite for a fast dev server and an optimised production build
• React Router routes for every page, including the two home pages
• Cart, theme and language state shared through React Context
• Light and dark mode on one switch, remembered between visits
• Right-to-left layouts for every page
• Responsive from phones to wide screens
• Documentation for setup, structure and changes

Getting Started

First, install Node 18 or newer. Then run npm install and npm run dev to open the site locally. When it is ready, npm run build writes static files that any host can serve.

Looking for this gurdwara website in another stack? Sangat also comes as HTML5, Vue, Angular and WordPress. You can get every format in the developer bundle at 20% off, or browse more Sikh Gurudwara React templates.

Built with React and Vite, with Tiro Gurmukhi and Noto Sans from Google Fonts.