The day began with a serene visit to Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, where the South Korean delegates experienced the tranquillity of Sikh worship and were taken on a tour of the community kitchen. They were deeply moved by the concepts of sangat (community) and pangat (equality through communal dining), which embody selfless service and unity. Next, the group visited India Gate, marvelling at its grandeur and paying homage to Indian soldiers. The day continued with a visit to the Korean Culture Centre in Delhi, where they explored exhibitions, library, games, food and the sport Taekwondo showcasing the richness of Korean traditions and felt a sense of connection to their homeland. The day concluded at Akshardham Temple, where the delegates admired its architectural splendour, experienced captivating stories of India’s heritage through a serene boat ride, and watched an inspiring theatre presentation. The visit ended with the mesmerizing light and sound show, leaving the delegates in awe of India’s vibrant history, spirituality and artistic brilliance.