Gurudwara Sukhchain Sahib in Phagwara is a beautiful and peaceful place of worship that offers visitors a serene and spiritually uplifting experience. Situated in the heart of the city, the Gurdwara is easily accessible and provides a welcoming atmosphere for all, regardless of background or faith. The name "Sukhchain," which means "a place of peace and comfort," truly encapsulates the essence of this sacred space. The Gurdwara is impeccably maintained, with clean, spacious interiors that provide a calm environment for prayer and reflection. The soothing sound of Gurbani (Sikh hymns) fills the air, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere and making it an ideal place for meditation and inner peace. The volunteers and devotees here are warm and hospitable, offering a sense of community and connection. One of the highlights of Gurudwara Sukhchain Sahib is its emphasis on selfless service, or "seva." The langar (community kitchen) offers free meals to all visitors, reflecting the Sikh values of equality, generosity, and compassion. The food is simple, yet nourishing, and it's a beautiful tradition that promotes unity and care for others. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace, looking to learn more about Sikhism, or simply in need of a quiet moment of reflection, Gurudwara Sukhchain Sahib is a place where you can find peace and comfort. It’s a must-visit for anyone in Phagwara who wants to experience the warmth of Sikh hospitality and the tranquility of a place devoted to spirituality and service.

We visited today, in the afternoon it's such a pity we have travelled around 120 kms to watch it but there is a powercut and the security guard won't allow us in. There is no power backup in a museum of one of the greatest freedom fighter of all time.

We visited today, in the afternoon it's such a pity we have travelled around 120 kms to watch it but there is a powercut and the security guard won't allow us in. There is no power backup in a museum of one of the greatest freedom fighter of all time.

This is our holy temple, Shri Krishna and Shri Radha are present in this temple, all works become successful just by seeing them and doing parikrama, we all call him by the name "Shri Radheshyam Ji". 🙏🏻 Shri Radheshyam Ji's ardent devotee, respected Pandit Shri Deviram Sharma Ji addresses him as "Pita Ji", and we all call Pandit Ji as "Pita Shri" and "Guru Ji", who runs the Shri Geeta Bhawan Temple. 🙏🏻जय " श्री राधेश्याम जी " राज कुमार आनंद फगवाड़ा

🙏 Waheguru ji🙏

Dera Baba Murad shah ji, is the well known or very famous peer dargah for who manifested wishes in their lives. Also known for all black magic solutions. Give a try to peer baba ji. You'll definitely get rid of your problems. Jai Peer Bawa Murad Shah ji

This swimming pool is a fantastic oasis! The water is impeccably clean, the temperature is perfect, and the surrounding area is well-maintained, making it a truly enjoyable and relaxing experience for all ages. Here's a more detailed look at what makes this pool great: Cleanliness and Temperature: The water is crystal clear and maintained at a comfortable temperature, ensuring a pleasant swimming experience. Well-Maintained Surroundings: The pool area is tidy and well-maintained, with ample space for lounging and relaxing. Family-Friendly: The pool is designed to be enjoyable for all ages, with shallower areas for children and deeper areas for adults. Ambiance: The pool has a relaxing and inviting atmosphere, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the water. Amenities: The pool area offers amenities such as restrooms, showers, and changing rooms, making it a convenient and comfortable place to spend time. Safety: The pool is equipped with safety features, such as lifeguards and clear signage, ensuring a safe environment for swimmers. Activities: The pool is a great place to swim, relax, or engage in water activities, making it a versatile and enjoyable space for everyone.

Good enterence and beautiful ranjeet sing stechu all records are safe here wor time. All the weapons here are still under surveillance and all the news has been provided along with the timetable.

This holy place is sanctified by the visit of Guru Gobind Singh. After the battle of Chamkaur Sahib, enduring hardships, he pushed his way through the thick jungles infested with thorny bushes. After an arduous journey, he lay down on the bare stony ground for rest in the garden of Masand Gulab Rai. Here his pathan devotees Ghani Khan and Nabi Khan recognised him and provided all facilities to the great Guru. From here Guru was taken in a Palki (Palanquin) disguised as 'Uch Ka Pir'. For this purpose the Guru put on a blue dress and so did his disciples accompanying him. The plan they adopted, proved a total success. Only once Mughal army intercepted the procession of the Guru but answer of Nabi Khan and Ghani Khan was so convincing that no suspicion was raised by the Mughal soldiers Thus Gurdwara Machhiwara has became a place of pilgrimage. upto this day people remember the two Pathan brothers Nabi Khan and Ghani Khan with great respect as they risked their lives in serving the Tenth Master. Gurdwara Charan Kanwal, Machhiwara, Dist. Ludhiana After agreeing to leave Chamkaur as commanded by his Sikhs, Guru Gobind Singh escaped into the night and the jungle surrounded by the enemy troops. In the dark the Guru was separated from his three Sikh and left alone in the dense jungle. Guru Gobind Singh trudged through the jungle day and night, his clothes tattered and his feet blistered. Eventually the Guru reached the outskirts of Machiwara town and lay down to sleep in a garden in some bushes on the ground with a stone as his pillow. Here he was found by the three remaining Sikhs Daram Singh, Daya Singh and Man Singh. This gurdwara marks that spot where Guru Gobind Singh was found sleeping. Guru Gobind Singh drank water from the well that appears in the foreground. Gurdwara Chubara Sahib, Machhiwara, Dist. Ludhiana A Sikh named Gulaba Singh lived in the town of Machhiwara and provided Guru Gobind Singh and his three Sikhs refuge in his house at this spot while the enemy where prowling the countryside looking for the Guru with orders to capture or kill him.

A very good place for shopping. Lots of brands showrooms are available in the mall.

Park is quite big. It's like a normal park . But in the other corner there is lots of stuff to enjoy. Very much kids friendly. There are 5-6 rides and a toy train. Charges are reasonable.

One must visit this beautiful place in the university. They have preserved so many historical artifacts that you won't find elsewhere. Take your family with you and visit this place to see the Punjabi culture. The fee at the gate is really low which I think should be increased so they can use that money to bring more things or to make this place even better. The architecture of the building is amazing.

Holy and historical place to visit. It has a peaceful atmosphere, beautiful location on the canal, and the presence of colorful fishes in sarovar.

This is place "WAVE" mall a very nice & big business complex situated at Ferozpur Road, Ludhiana ( Punjab state) of India. The comlex has five storeys for shops wherein picture halls, health club and all others shops are there. A freat place for shopping & enjoyments.

Very nice & peaceful Gurudwara only Mishri prasad accepted here no (ਗੋਲਕ) gooluck system here for langar devotees bring roti &sabji from there House

As Ahmad Shah was returning home after his historic victory over the Marathas in the third battle of Panipat in 1761, the Sikhs had harassed him all the way from the River Sutlej right up to the Indus Valley. When the Sikhs returned to central Punjab, they ravaged the country all around, annihilated the Afghan force in Char Mahal, drove away the Faujdar (General) of Jalandhar, plundered Sirhind and Malerkotia, defeated a force which was 12,000 strong, sent by Ahmad Shah from Afghanistan to punish them and another led personally by the Afghan governor of Lahore, and even captured Lahore, all within a short period, June-September 1761. At a general assembly (Sarbat Khalsa) of the Dal at Amritsar convened on the occasion of Bandi Chhor Divas, 27 October 1761, it was resolved to punish the agents, informers and collaborators of the Afghans, beginning with Aqil Das of Jandiala, head of the heretical Niranjania sect and an inveterate enemy of the Sikhs. Aqil Das dispatched messengers hastily to Ahmad Shah Durrani, who had in fact already entered India at the head of a large army. Meanwhile, the Sikhs had besieged Jandiala, 18km east of Amritsar. Aqil Das’s messengers met the Shah at Rohtas. The latter advanced at a quick pace but before he reached Jandiala, the Sikhs had lifted the siege and retired beyond the River Sutlej with the object of sending their families to the safety of the wastelands of Malwa before confronting the invader. Ahmad Shah, on the other hand, determined to teach the Sikhs a lesson, sent messages to Zain Khan, Faujdar (General) of Sirhind, and Bhikhan Khan, Chief of Malerkotia, directing them immediately to check and halt the Sikhs’ advance, while he himself taking a light cavalry force set out at once, covering a distance of 200 km including two river crossings in fewer than 48 hours, caught up with the Sikhs who were encamped at Kup Rahira, 12km north of Malerkotia, at dawn on the 5th of February 1762. The Dal Khalsa, comprising all of the 11 Misls and representatives of the Sikh Chiefs of Malwa, was taken by surprise. The attacks of Zain Khan and Bhikhan Khan were easily repulsed, but the main body of Ahmad Shah, much larger and better equipped, soon overtook them. Having to protect the slow moving baggage train comprising of belongings, women, children, old men and other noncombatants, the Sikhs could not resort to their usual hit and run tactics, and a stationary battle against such superior numbers was inadvisable. On the day of the attack (February 5th ,1762) Zain Khan attacked with his 20,000 men and artillery. Ahmad Shah also joined the attack with 30,000 horsemen. Sardar Jassa Singh and Sardar Charat Singh ordered the Khalsa Army to encircle the women, children and elders and keep proceeding towards Barnala as a war strategy. The Khalsa Army’s only aim was to save the Sangat somehow and fight with enemy to inflict maximum losses on their end. In this process the Khalsa Army suffered heavy casualties.

Gujri Mahal in Hisar, Haryana, was built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th century. He constructed it for his beloved wife, Gujri, who was from a local pastoral community. Reason for Construction: When Firoz Shah Tughlaq was on a hunting expedition in the Hisar region, he fell in love with Gujri. However, she refused to move to Delhi, so he built Gujri Mahal for her in Hisar itself. The palace was part of the larger Hisar-e-Firoza fort complex, which he developed to establish Hisar as a strategic and administrative center. Today, Gujri Mahal is in ruins, but its historical significance remains as a symbol of medieval architecture and Tughlaq’s devotion to his queen.

Now that new food stalls have started working there... In open space.... Food taste n quality are amazing.

LOHARU FORT IS NOW TEMPORARY CLOSED BY GOVT. BECAUSE FORT IS DILAPIDATED. Nawab Ahmed Baksh Khan, nawab of Loharu is ruler of the fort.

Very nice place to visit with family or solo basis. Scientific museum to understand the working principles of science. Must visit for students & there parents to make learning esay & better. Entry ticket only Rs. 20 per adult. Opens at 09.00 hrs to 13.00 & 15.00 hrs to 17.00 hrs except Monday or Tuesday. Road side parking available at owners risk. Very nice place to visit for updating knowledge.

**Sethani Ka Johara** is an enchanting Rajasthani folktale that captures the essence of the region’s cultural richness and historical significance. The story revolves around Sethani, a wise and affluent woman who constructs a vital water reservoir, or Johara, which becomes a crucial resource for her community. This tale highlights themes of leadership, generosity, and the importance of water conservation in Rajasthan's arid landscape. Located near the town of Pali, Sethani Ka Johara is more than just a story—it’s a symbol of sustainable living and communal support. The Johara itself stands as a testament to the impact of thoughtful resource management and the enduring value of community-driven solutions. For those exploring Rajasthan, this folktale offers insight into the region’s heritage and the essential values of environmental stewardship. It's a must-read for history enthusiasts, cultural explorers, and anyone interested in the profound impact of folklore on real-world practices. **Sethani Ka Johara** provides a deep connection to the local traditions and values, making it a compelling addition to any journey through Rajasthan. #SethaniKaJohara #RajasthaniFolktale #IndianFolklore #CulturalHeritage #WaterConservation #RajasthanCulture #CommunityLeadership #SustainableLiving #IndianTraditions #DesertWaterManagement #HeritageStorytelling #PaliRajasthan #NearbyAttractions #RajasthanHistory #FolkloreStories

Beautiful Haveli with amazing fresco paintings and ambiance. Owned by a French family who bought it from the original Indian ownner 16 years back and took 6 years to restore to it's present glory. At present a caretaker manages the property and owner comes once a year from France. Entry ticket is 100rs and open from 10am to 6pm.

Amazing experience at Baisa's Adventures, grooming and riding the horse. It's a unique idea giving new riders a taster and long lost ones a reconnect. I used to ride years ago, and this was a good way to restart. Dundlod Fort was a travel back in time. Great place to stay.

Best place to visit and watch the traditional art forms of our culture in the form of painting. How rich was our culture at that time and it's the need of the hour to protect our heritage. Thanks to Podar family for preserving it.

This place is closed now as the ownership has changed but when I visited, the place was huge and very pretty. Walking wasn’t a hassle but there were a few upward slanting ways to go through before reaching the main entrance. There is also a Balaji mandir at the entrance of the fort so do take his blessings. The caretaker gave a personalised tour of the place when I visited, thank you for that. He was sweet and polite and gave info about the place. It was also neat and tidy with the paint still intact on the inside. Wish it was open now too but it isn’t. Lucky I got to see it before it closed.

I recently visited Salasar Balaji Dham, and it was a very peaceful and satisfying experience. The darshan was smooth and didn’t take much time – around 10 to 15 minutes, which made the whole visit very comfortable. The temple atmosphere is truly divine, and being in front of Balaji Maharaj felt very special. One thing I really appreciated was the parking facility. On normal days, except Tuesdays and Saturdays when the crowd is very heavy, there is plenty of parking space available near the temple. This makes the journey a lot easier, especially if you are coming with family. The temple surroundings are also well managed, and the shops around make it convenient to buy prasad or other items. Overall, my visit was memorable and left me with a sense of calm and positivity. It’s definitely a place worth visiting, whether you are going for darshan, spiritual peace, or just to experience the energy of such a sacred place. I would highly recommend planning your visit on weekdays for a smoother experience and to avoid the heavy rush.

Jay shree shyam

I did level 1 in december 2023. It was a really good experience. Staff and teachers are very sweet. Interesting Lectures were given by sadhvi ji and shramani ji . You will learn about way of living, thought process, about your body and its relaxation, stress management, techniques to meditate and many more life lessons. It is for every1 (young or old) and level 1 is only for 7 days. You should go for it.