The temple sculpture of Punjab reflects the simplicity of this place. Both Sikh and Hindu temples are scattered throughout the North Indian state. Defining the sacred essence of holy adventures, the Punjab temples truly symbolise the various meanings of religions or faiths that have influenced the faiths of the local inhabitants of the state from the ancient time. The temples of Punjab can be found in every corner that is spread over the entire landscape of the place.

One of the most outstanding specimens of temple architecture in Punjab is the Golden Temple. The architecture of this temple dates back to the 16th century. Time and again this exquisite piece of art has been plundered by invaders. Yet this temple stands as a witness of the brilliant craftsmanship that existed during that era. This historical monument is dotted with attention grabbing sculptures. One of the notable features of the temple architecture is the arched gateway.

The temple sculptures of Punjab consist of the following monuments:

Sculpture of Golden Temple, Amritsar	Sculpture of Devi Talab Mandir, Jalandhar	Sculpture of Durgiana Mandir, Amritsar	Sculpture of Shiv Mandhir, Jalandhar
Sculpture of Gurdwara Alamgir, Ludhiana	Sculpture of Ram Tirth, Amritsar	Sculpture of Panch Mandir, Kapurthala	Sculpture of Kali Devi Temple, Patiala