Gurudwara Patshahi Dasvin in Jagadhari holds a special place in Sikh history as it is associated with the Tenth Guru, Guru Gobind Singh Ji. During his travels from Kapal Mochan to Kurukshetra, Guru Ji halted here and spent a night, blessing this place with his presence. To preserve the memory of this historic visit, a small room was originally constructed, which later became the foundation for a Gurudwara. Around the year 1945, the present structure was built, providing a sacred space for devotees to gather and connect with the Guru’s teachings. In more recent times, the Gurudwara has been undergoing reconstruction under the supervision of Baba Harbans Singh Ji, ensuring that the site continues to stand as a mark of reverence and devotion for future generations.

Located on Hanuman Road near Hanuman Gate, just about one kilometre from Jagadhari town, the Gurudwara is easily accessible for visitors. It is a peaceful place where the sangat comes to pay respects, participate in kirtan and partake in Guru ka Langar. The Gurdwara not only preserves the historic significance of Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s visit but also serves as a living center of Sikh faith and community service in the region.