Legend of miraculous waters

According to local legend, Guru Nanak Devji visited this area during a devastating famine. While uttering the Sar Kartar, he moved some rubble and a stone aside with his food. Miraculously, a freshwater spring began to flow forth from the laterite mountain peak, providing lifesaving sustenance. Many have come to believe in its curative powers since that encounter, with multiple people reporting ailments being alleviated after drinking this miraculous springwater.

A welcoming retreat

Guru Nanak Jhira Sahib offers an inviting retreat, welcoming all who enter its hallowed doors - be they devout followers of Sikhism or curious travellers alike. Pilgrims from near and far can stay in clean, comfortable rooms while the langar (community kitchen) serves up nutritious meals, reflecting Sikh traditions of selfless service and equality.

Experiences to engage

There are various ways you can immerse yourself in the spiritual experience at Guru Nanak Jhira Sahib. Devotees may stay on-site to offer prayers and volunteer at the langar service or take a dip in the holy waters to cleanse both body and soul before visiting the Sikh Museum for insight into the history, and contributions made by Sikh community members. Don't forget the Sukhaasan Room where you can offer prayers to Guru Granth Sahib as well as connect with spiritual energy from this revered gurudwara!