Gurudwara Dudh Wala Khuh Sahib - Nanakmata

Gurudwara Dudh Wala Khuh Sahib Village Nanakmata

Gurudwara Dudh Wala Khuh Sahib is associated with the first Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji who came here during his Third Udasi or travel in 1514 A.D. The yogis who inhabited this place possessed a large number of cows. Bhai Mardana expressed a desire for milk. Guru ji told him to ask the yogis for some milk. However, they refused to give him any milk and taunted him by telling him to get milk from his Guru. By virtue of his spiritual powers, Guru Sahib drew all the milk from the cows of the yogis and stored it in a well. It is said that the water of this well tasted like milk. Since that time, this well has been called the Dudh Wala Khuh, or the Well of Milk.The main gurupurab celebrated here is the birthday of Guru Nanak Dev ji.

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How To Reach

To reach Gurudwara Dudh Wala Khuh Sahib in Village Nanakmatta, Uttarakhand, you can follow these general directions:

Start by reaching the nearest major city or town in Uttarakhand, such as Dehradun or Haridwar. These cities are well-connected by various modes of transportation like trains, buses, and flights.
From the nearest city, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Nanakmatta. Nanakmatta is a small village located in the Udham Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand.
Once you reach Nanakmatta, ask locals for directions to Gurudwara Dudh Wala Khuh Sahib. The gurudwara is a significant landmark in the village and is likely to be known by the locals.
Follow the directions provided by the locals or look for signboards guiding you towards the gurudwara. You can also use GPS navigation on your phone to find the exact location.

Before setting out, it’s recommended to check the current transportation schedules and availability based on your location. Additionally, once you arrive in Nanak Mata, feel free to ask locals for guidance, as the Gurudwara is a well-known site in the area.