Guru Nanak Sahib Ji visited Pushkar in 1509, and Guru Gobind Singh in 1706. Previously known as Guru Nanak Dharmasala, the site commemorating the former Guru's visit is now known as Gurdwara Singh Sabha and serves as a branch of Sri Guru Singh Sabha Ajmer. It is housed in a two-story flat-roofed structure near the bus stop.
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When Was Inaugurate |
23rd October 2005 |
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Who Is Sevadar |
Kar Sewa |
Facts about Gurudwara Singh Sabha
- Originally known as Gobind Ghat, the site consecrated by the Guru's stay has since been renamed Gandhi Ghat.
- Gobind Ghat is still inscribed in Gurumukhi, Devanagari, Persian, and Roman scripts on a stone slab beneath a kiosk. There was once a Gurdwara here, on the first floor of the gateway to the Ghat, manned by Nirmala Sikhs, but it is no longer there.
- A Brahman priest with full grown hair and a turban stands at this Ghat, holding a hukamnama written on bhoj patra (leaf or bark of birch tree), which he claims was given to Mahant Chetan Das by Guru Gobind Singh.
- Another hukamnama is found in the names of five Amritsar Gurdwaras, including Sri Akal Takht Sahib. A handwritten copy of the Guru Granth Sahib is also kept by the priest.
Things to Do at Gurudwara Singh Sabha
- Before entering the Gurdwara Singh Sabha, cover your head.
- Do not dress inappropriately. You should lower your head.
- When you enter the holy place, bow down and place your forehead on the floor to pay respect to the Guru.
- Do not squander langar.
- After visiting and praying in the main hall, go to the Gurudwara's langar hall, which is a free kitchen where everyone can sit together, regardless of caste or religion.
List Places to Visit around Gurudwara Singh Sahbha
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Distance from Gurudwara |
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06:00 Am To 08:00 Pm |
6 min (1.5 km) |
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09:00 Am To 06:00 Pm |
4 min (1.1 km) |
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24 Hours |
3 min (600.0 m) |
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05:00 Am To 01:30 Pm ,04:00 Pm To 08:30 Pm |
2 min (600.0 m) |
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08:00 Am To 06:00 Pm |
3 min (550.0 m) |
Conclusion
They Connect the gap between the past and the present, allowing people to remember and respect those who died, fought, took part in, or were affected by violence. Pushkar is 13 kilometres from Ajmer and is easily accessible by road, rail, and air. After arriving in Pushkar, you can travel by road to Gurudwara Singh Sabha. Pushkar, also known as Tirtharaj, is located next to the well-known Pushkar Lake. It is also known as Temple Town because of its well-known Brahma temple and other beautiful temples all around, which draw both Indian and foreign tourists.
