Gurudwaras in Punjab

Please select one of the locations below for Gurudwara Sahibs located in Punjab

Amritsar ( 63 )
Barnala ( 18 )
Bhatinda ( 47 )
Faridkot ( 20 )
Fatehgarh Sahib ( 28 )
Fazilka ( 1 )
Ferozepur ( 5 )
Gurdaspur ( 18 )
Hoshiarpur ( 25 )
Jalandhar ( 19 )
Kapurthala ( 24 )
Ludhiana ( 70 )
Mansa ( 23 )
Moga ( 19 )
Mohali ( 10 )
Muktsar ( 16 )
Nawanshahar ( 15 )
Pathankot ( 4 )
Patiala ( 31 )
Ropar ( 57 )
Sangrur ( 27 )
Tarn Taran ( 43 )

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Gurudwara Sri Damdama Sahib is situated in Village Sahnewal district Ludhiana. Sri ...

Village Sahnewal
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Gurudwara Sri Mata Kaulsar Sahib is situated in the Amritsar city. This ...

Golden Temple Complex
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The Chhevin and the Satvin Patshahi were proclaimed Gurus at this spot according ...

Kiratpur Sahib
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Gurudwara Sri vivah asthan Sri Guru HarGobind Sahib ji is situated in ...

Tashpur
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Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji, after winning the battle fought at ‘Nathane ...

Phillaur Nurmahal Rd
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Gurudwara Guru Ke Mahal Gurudwara Guru Ke Mahal, the residential house of ...

24, Guru Bazar Rd, Shastri Market, Katra Ahluwalia
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This Gurdwara is situated in town Fatehgarh Sahib on Sirhind-Morinda Road at ...

Fatehgarh Sahib
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Thatta, a small Village 10 km west of Kapurthala (31022`N, 75022`E) in ...

Thatta
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Gurudwara Sri Guru ki Wadali is situated in the Village Guru ki ...

Guru Ki Wadali, Basarke
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Gurudwara Sri Chaura Khooh Sahib is situated the Phagwara city, district Kapurthala. ...

Old Bazaar, Phagwara
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This Gurdwara is situated at a distance of 10 Km from Mansa ...

Fafde Bhai Ke
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Gurdwara Thehri Sahib is associated with the Tenth Guru, Guru Gobind Singh ...

Theri
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