Gurudwara Nawakot, Panipat

Guru Nanak when he was a child, was given a sum of 20 rupees and was told to visit the market by his father to do ‘Sacha Sauda’ (a good bargain). His father was a well-known trader of his village and wanted young Guru Nanak to learn the family business when he was just 12 years old. Instead of doing a worldly bargain, the Guru instead bought food with the money and fed a large group of saints who had been hungry for days and that is what he said was the “true business”. The Guru Granth Sahib, the holy book that is kept in all the gurudwaras, contains such meaningful teachings of the Gurus and is worshipped by the Sikhs. By taking lesson from Guru’s teachings and actions, one of the ideas dearly adopted and followed are, “Naam Japo” “Kirat Karo” and “Vand Chhako”, meaning, meditate of the Guru’s name, lead an honest life and earn honest and dedicated living by walking on the path that the Gurus have made for us and lastly, share what you eat. These three main pillars of Sikhism are the reason why humanity and serving those in need are the primary actions taken by Gurudwaras.

Very Calm & Peaceful. You would love to spend time here at this Guru Ka Dwara.

Very peaceful place

Nice nd peaceful place

Excellent space and huge langar hall. Parking is a bit of an issue.

House of guru its amazing keep changing for the betterment n peaceful

Wonderful and peaceful place. Must visit

Neat and clean place of worship

Beautiful and Blissful Experience

This Is spiritual palace and spreading lots of Harmony

Nice Place to Peace of Mind and to do Sewa

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Speechless about it loving place

Very nice

Nice spritual place

It’s very clean

Peaceful environment

Ultimate place of workship

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It's a best place