Gurudwara Thara Sahib is located in Uch Sharif, a historically significant town in Tehsil Ahmedpur Sharqia of District Bahawalpur. Uch Sharif is widely known for its Sufi heritage and ancient shrines, including the tomb of Pir Jalaluddin Bukhari, which stands on a mound about one kilometer west of the town. According to tradition, Guru Nanak Dev Ji visited this area during his first Udasi (missionary journey). A well in the northern fields of the city, commonly known as “Karrare Da Khoh” or “Satguru Nanak Dev Ji’s Well,” marks the site where Guru Nanak Dev Ji is believed to have stayed and shared spiritual teachings. Local belief holds that the descendants of Pir Jalaluddin Bukhari preserved five sacred relics of Guru Nanak Dev Ji: a pair of wooden sandals, a walking stick, a stone mace, two stone bracelets, and a small wooden boat. It is also said that Guru Nanak Dev Ji composed a Shabad in Sri Raag here, which is recorded on page 64 of the Guru Granth Sahib. Gurudwara Thara Sahib, though modest in appearance today, holds immense religious and historical importance due to its association with the Guru’s visit and his interaction with the Sufi saints of the region.