Dhunni is a well-known village in Tehsil and District Hafizabad, connected to Hafizabad by a metalled road. Before reaching Dhunni, one passes through the village of Vinni, which also holds Sikh significance.

In Dhunni, a Gurudwara stands in memory of Guru Amar Das Ji, the third Guru of the Sikhs. This sacred site once preserved one of Guru Ji’s shoes, gifted to Bhai Cheena Mal (also known as Peera Mal), a devoted Sikh. Guru Ji had blessed him with a pair of his shoes—one was kept at this Gurudwara in Dhunni and the other in the village of Madar, Tehsil Nankana Sahib (District Sheikhupura). The preserved shoe measured 11 inches long and 3 inches wide at the toe.

People suffering from Hajeeran (Cervical Lymphadenopathy) would travel to both Dhunni and Madar to seek healing by touching their cheeks to the sacred shoes of the Guru.

The Gurudwara is situated at the center of Dhunni village. Built with brick, it features a hall with four doors and a ceiling 16 feet high. Though the building is currently under the occupation of refugees from Ambala, its historical and spiritual importance remains. Land attached to the Gurudwara is located both in Dhunni and in neighboring villages.