Gurdwara Bhai Lalo Ji, Tatliali

A three-storey, domed gurdwara of 1939, paid for by Sikh sangats in Africa, in the centre of Tatliali.

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It was built through the efforts of Bhai Lal Singh. The sturdy building now houses a government primary school.

Why go

✦A three-storey, domed gurdwara of 1939
✦Paid for by Sikh sangats in Africa
✦Built through the efforts of Bhai Lal Singh

History

Gurdwara Bhai Lalu Ji is in village Tatliali of district Gujranwala. This village is situated on the road going westward from Kamoke and the Gurdwara of Bhai Lalu Ji is in the center of the village. It was built in 1939 AD through the effort of Bhai Lal Singh Ji and the funds of Sikh Sangats settled in Africa. The building is 3 storeyed and has domes. At present Government Primary School is housed in it.

Planning tip

Best Time to Visit, November to March. The three-storey, domed gurdwara, built in 1939 with money from Sikh sangats in Africa, is in the centre of Tatliali, west of Kamoke. It houses a government primary school, so a school day with permission is the way to see inside.

Getting there, In the centre of Tatliali village, on the road running west from Kamoke, Gujranwala district.

What to Do

◆See the dome in the centre of Tatliali

◆View from outside; it is a primary school

◆Take the road west from Kamoke

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