Gurudwaras in Jammu & Kashmir

Gurdwara Sri Guru Nanak Sahib Awantipora, situated near the banks of the Jhelum and the National Highway at Awantipora, is also known as ‘Charan Asthhan Guru Nanak Sahib Ji’. Awantipora was once the capital of King Awantivarman (855-883 AD) who laid foundation of this city during his reign. The town has ruins of two hindu […]

This Historical Gurdwara is included in the tourist placas of Srinagar city of Kashmir valley.During the visit of Kashmir valley, 6th Nanak Guru HarGobind Saheb Stayed at this place. A big Gurdwara building has been constructed recently. Langar (Free community kitchen) and accomodation is availble here round the clock.To mark the holy visit, there is […]

Gurdwara Sant Mela Singh Dastkari Ashram, situated at Digiana Jammu, was constructed by Mahant Bachiter Singh, the 12th Mahant of Gurudwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch), in memory of Sant Mela Singh ji, the 4th mahant of the Dera. The main motive to establish this Gurudwara was to spread sikhi in Jammu. A Dasatkari Ashram has been […]

Gurdwara Sri Guru Nanak Charan Asthan Dukh Nivaran (Beerwah) – Beerwah, 35 kilimetres southwest of Srinagar, in the newly formed Badgam district was also visited by Guru Nanak Dev. The commemorative Shrine is named Gurdwara Sri Guru Nanak Charan Asthan Dukh Nivaran. Its present building was constructed in 1975. It is a double-storey building with […]

The 300-year-old Dera Baba Banda Bahadur has a historic Gurdwara which has the samadhi of Banda Bahadur the famous Jathedar appointed by Sri Guru Gobind Singh. It is situated in the Reasi District on the bank of river Chenab, approximately 75 km from Jammu city of Jammu and Kashmir state. Besides the ashes of Banda […]

The Gurdwara Saheb is also known as Gurdwara Kalgidhar Dashmesh Nagar Kathua. Dashmesh Nagar (Sawan Chak) is a pure Sikh basti situated in Kathua town. Kathua is the Gateway district of Jammu and Kashmir.

This historic Shrine is 8 Kms away from Baramulla town and 01 Kms on Baramulla Srinagar National highway. According to local history, a faqir named Balol and his disciples met Guru Sahib near Kalampura Village. They discussed religious discourses with Guru Ji. At the request of people, Guru Ji dug out a fresh water chisma. […]