Gurudwara Chevi Patshahi Sahib in Pilibhit is linked to Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji’s visit. It marks his meeting with Baaj Bahadur, who once received his freedom through the Guru’s grace. Today, the shrine celebrates major Gurpurabs with devotion.
Gurudwara Korhiwala Ghat Sahib is linked to Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s third Udasi in 1514 AD. Rejected by villagers, Guru Ji spent the night at a leper’s hut, offering solace through kirtan. With Guru Ji’s blessings, the leper bathed in a nearby pond and was miraculously cured. Witnessing this, the villagers sought forgiveness, and Guru Ji advised them to build a rest house for travelers. Today, the gurudwara stands at this sacred site, managed by the Karsewa organization, with grand celebrations for Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s birthday and Baisakhi.
Gurudwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur- Bareilly, UP Gurudwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur (Dukh Nivaran Sahib)
Gurudwara Pakki Sangat- Prayagraj Gurudwara Pakki Sangat (Tap Asthan) in Allahabad marks a significant site
Gurudwara Gurubagh Sahib in Varanasi marks the visit of Guru Nanak Dev Ji during his first Udasi in 1507. Guru Ji rested in a garden here, where he shared spiritual wisdom and transformed lives, including those of Pandit Gopal Shastri, Chatur Das and a cursed priest named Ganga Ram. The garden became sacred and the site is now a revered Gurudwara.
Gurudwara Guru Nanak Bagichi, Mathura Gurudwara Guru Nanak Bagichi (lit. Guru Nanak’s small garden) lies
Gurudwara Charan Paduka Patshahi Pehli te Nauvin – Nizamabad Gurudwara Charan Paduka Patshahi Pehli te
Located in Chhota Mirzapur village, this Gurudwara commemorates the visit of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji as he traveled from Ahraura to Benaras. Local tradition also connects the site to a brief stay by Guru Gobind Singh Ji during his journey from Patna Sahib to Punjab. Though not widely known, the shrine was rebuilt in the 1980s with support from Sikh transporters and devotees from Varanasi and beyond.
Gurudwara Nanakpuri Sahib, Tanda is a historic Sikh shrine linked to Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s visit during his 1514 Uttarakhand Udasi. The site is associated with powerful miracles performed by Guru Ji to end the evil practice of child trafficking among Rohilla Pathans. Today, the Gurudwara commemorates major Gurpurabs and offers comfortable accommodation with a 35-room sarai for devotees.
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