Gurudwara Bibi Kaulan Ji Sri Kaulsar Sahib in Amritsar is dedicated to Mata Kaulan Ji. Located near Harmandir Sahib, it is associated with Kaulsar Sarovar and holds deep historical and spiritual significance in Sikh history.
Gurdwara Arisar Sahib, located near Barnala on the Barnala–Bathinda road, is a historic shrine associated with Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. Devotees believe that sincere Ardas offered here helps resolve pending tasks and brings spiritual blessings.
Gurudwara Tahli Sahib (Santokhsar) in Amritsar is associated with Guru Arjan Dev Ji and houses Santokhsar, the first excavated sarovar of the city. Initiated under Guru Amar Das Ji and later completed by Guru Arjan Dev Ji, this sacred site reflects deep historical and spiritual significance.
Gurudwara Bhai Manjh Ji, located in village Kanghmai, District Hoshiarpur, Punjab, commemorates the deep devotion and selfless service of Bhai Manjh Ji towards Guru Arjan Dev Ji. This sacred place stands as a symbol of unwavering faith and Nishkam Seva in Sikh history.
Gurudwara Shri Bebe Nanaki Ji in Sultanpur Lodhi commemorates the residence of Bebe Nanaki Ji, the elder sister of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, remembered for her deep faith and for being the first to recognize Guru Ji’s divine light.
Gurudwara Shaheed Baba Bota Ji and Baba Garja Singh Ji near Tarn Taran commemorates the unmatched bravery of two Sikh warriors who challenged Mughal authority after the martyrdom of Baba Deep Singh Ji. Their fearless stand, unity beyond caste and supreme sacrifice at this site continue to inspire the true spirit of the Khalsa.
Gurudwara Beed Baba Budha Sahib Ji is a sacred shrine where Baba Budha Ji performed service, meditation and Sikh teachings. The site became famous after Mata Ganga Ji received Baba Ji’s blessing for the birth of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji.
Gurudwara Sri Kotha Sahib is located in Vallah village near Amritsar. It commemorates the stay of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji, who spent seventeen days in the humble mud house of a devoted Sikh woman, Mai Haro. Here, Guru Ji blessed the women of the Amritsar sangat with the words “Maiyaan Rabb Rajaian.” The present building was rebuilt after the 1905 earthquake, and a grand fair is held every year on the full moon day of the month of Magh.
Gurudwara Kala Mala Sahib, located in Village Chhapa about 25 km from Barnala, is a sacred and historic site. It is believed that Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji once visited this place, and Baba Sri Chand Ji meditated here for a long time. Devotees believe that bathing in the holy Sarovar cures skin diseases. Regular prayers, Kirtan and Langar are held here and special programs are organized during Gurpurabs.
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