Gurdwara Chhevin Patshahi, Kotli Bhaga

A small gurdwara of Guru Hargobind where the pipal tree he sat under still stands.

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A small Manji Sahib and Thara Sahib are close to it. A fair was once held here on 14 Chait; today the gurdwara is a family home.

Why go

✦The pipal tree Guru Hargobind sat under still stands
✦A small Manji Sahib and Thara Sahib close by
✦A fair was once held on 14 Chait

History

This Village, named Kotli Bhaga, lies on the road leading to Mianwali Bungalow from Eminabad. Its bus stop is Chak Ram Das bridge and the Village is 2 kms from here. A small gurdwara of Sat Guru HarGobind Ji is built here. The pipal tree under which he was seated is still standing. A small Manji Sahib and Thara Sahib is close to it. 16 ghumaon of land has been endowed to this Darbar by the Village. A fair used to be held on 14 of Chait.

Planning tip

Best Time to Visit, November to March. From the Chak Ram Das bridge stop it is a 2 km walk to the small gurdwara, where the pipal tree Guru Hargobind sat under still stands. A fair was once held on 14 Chait (late March); the gurdwara is now a family home, so it is seen from outside.

Getting there, In Kotli Bhaga village, 2 km from the Chak Ram Das bridge stop on the Eminabad–Mianwali Bungalow road, Gujranwala district.

What to Do

◆See the old pipal tree

◆Walk 2 km from the Chak Ram Das bridge stop

◆View from outside; people live in the gurdwara

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