Gurudwara Gau Ghat in Ludhiana is a historic site linked to Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s 16th-century journey. It commemorates Guru Ji’s meeting with Nawab Jalal-ud-Din Lodhi and the miraculous shift of the Sutlej River. Today, the Gurudwara stands as a symbol of Sikh faith, where the Prakash Purabs of all Guru Sahibans and Vaisakhi are celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm.
During his second journey to South India, Guru Nanak Dev Ji reached Bidar and saw the people struggling for clean water. Moved by their plight, he touched a hillside and removed a stone, revealing a fresh water spring, now known as Nanak Jhira. A Gurudwara stands at the site, with the sacred water collected in an Amrit Kund. The Gurudwara also serves Guru Ka Langar, offering free meals to visitors, reflecting Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s message of selfless service.
Gurudwara Hatt Sahib Sultanpur Lodhi Kapurthala Punjab Gurudwara Hatt Sahib is a famous town in
Gurudwara Mattan Sahib in Kashmir marks the spot where Guru Nanak Dev Ji held spiritual discussions with Pandit Brahm Das and a Muslim Saint. The Gurudwara, built by Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa, continues to be a significant pilgrimage site, embodying the Guru’s teachings of unity, equality and selfless service.
The Encyclopedia of Gurudwaras helps you learn about Gurudwaras around the world. It provides details about their locations, history and images.
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