Gurdwara Sacha Sauda (Sachkhand), Chorhkana, Sheikhupura G…| Destination Pakistan

Gurdwara Sacha Sauda (Sachkhand), Chorhkana, Sheikhupura
Gurdawara Sucha Sauda the place where Baba Guru Nanak gave his money to some poor man instead spending for business given by their father. Came home empty hand and told "I have done Sucha Sauda"
This Gurdawara was in very bad condition and was encroached by Gujjars.
Got evacuated by ETPB in 1992 and restored in its original form.

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