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Explore the legacy of Amar Singh Majithia, a key figure under Maharaja Ranjit Singh, famed for his governance and archery skills in early Sikh history.

Explore the historical village of SAHOVAL, home to the revered Gurdwara Nanaksar, where Guru Nanak stayed under Ber Sahib. A site of spiritual significance.

Explore the intriguing portrayal of Adam in the Guru Granth Sahib and its parallels to the biblical account, highlighting divine disapproval and consequences.

Discover SAHVA's rich history as Sikh chronicles' Suheva, where Guru Gobind Singh's journey flourished. Visit this sacred site famed for its legendary pipal tree.

BODAL, village 4 km south of Dasuya (31°49`N. 75°39`E) in Hoshiarpur district of the Punjab, is sacred to Guru Hargobind (1595-1644) who once visited here during a hunting expedition and rested under a garna tree (Capparis horrida) for some time. Bhai Chuhar, a Muslim bard of the village, entertained him by playing on his rebeck. The Guru advised him to learn to perform kirtan, i.e. the singing of sacred hymns. The tree about 200 metres southwest of the village under which Guru Hargobind had sat came to be known as Gama Sahib.

Explore Gurdwara Patshahi Nauvin in Samao, a serene village near Bhikhi, Punjab. Visit this historical Sikh shrine blessed by Guru Tegh Bahadur.

Explore the rich history of Punjab in 'Baba Bohar,' where a tree engages with children, blending symbolism and imaginative staging from Sikh Gurus to Bhagat Singh.

Discover the historical Gurdwara Danda Sahib, a spiritual site near Phagwara dedicated to Guru Har Rai, featuring a unique story and rich heritage.

Explore the enchanting lore of Chandravali, Krishna, and the heavenly Parijata tree, unveiling mythical tales from the Yajur Veda and Vrindavana.

Discover SIDDHVAN KALAN, where Guru Hargobind once stayed, featuring a historic gurdwara with unique offerings and vibrant annual celebrations.

DHILVAN, a small village 5 km east of Barki (31° 28`N, 74° 30`E) in Lahore district, is sacred...

DIPALPUR (30° 40`N, 73° 32`E), tahsil (subdivision) town of Montgomery (or Sahiwal) district of Pakistan, was, according to Miharban Janam Sakhi, visited by Guru Nanak (1469-1539) on his way back from Pakpattan to Talvandi. According to local tradition, the Guru sat under a dead pipal tree on the southeastern outskirts of the town. The tree foliated. Guru Nanak is also said to have cured a leper named Nuri or Nauranga.