Gurudwara Chota Nanakiana at Sakardu Azad Kashmir

Sakardu is a well known town of Azad Kashmir. It is at a distance of about 450 km from Lahore. Every year thousands of people come to visit this place in summer. There is a big building on top of a small hill, about 1 km from the main cross-road of Sakardu. It is this luilding which is known as Gurdwara Chota Nanakiana. Prakashasthan, langar hall, and inn for pilgrims are on the hill. There are several shops on the main road below this building. These shops are owned by this sacred place.

Sakardu Fort is about two kilometer from the Gurdwara. Sat Guru had stayed at this place while he was on his way back from China. It is also called as "Asthan Nanak Pir" by the local people.

The building is not in a good condition, Prakash asthan has started collapsing and rest of the building too wears a deserted look. Only the shops remain as they are looked after by the occupants. 

Gurudwara Chota Nanakiana at Skardu is believed to have been visited by Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikh religion. He had stayed at this place while he was on his way back from China. It is also called as "Asthan Nanak Pir" by the local people. It is located at two kilometres from Skardu Fort. Every year thousands of people come to visit this place in summer. There is a big building on top of a small hill (about 1 km from the main cross road of Skardu). It is this building which is known as Gurdwara Chota Nanakiana. Prakashasthan (congreg hall), langar (community kitchen) hall, and inn for pilgrims are on the hill. There are several shops on the main road below this building. These shops are owned by this sacred place. The building is not in a good condition, Prakashasthan has started collapsing and rest of the building too wears a deserted look. Only the shops remain as they are looked after by the occupants.