Gurdwara Baru Sahib

Gurdwara Baru Sahib, known as the Valley of Divine Peace, is a significant Sikh pilgrimage site located in the lower Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh. Spread over 400 acres, this spiritual complex was established in 1956 by Sant Teja Singh. The site is revered as a land of meditation where saints have performed penance since ancient times and was blessed by Guru Gobind Singh.

Visitors can expect a serene spiritual environment amidst the sylvan surroundings of the Himalayas. The complex features multiple gurdwaras with distinctive architecture, peaceful meditation areas, and well-maintained grounds. Visitors can observe daily prayers, participate in langar (community kitchen), and explore the extensive campus that includes educational institutions and charitable facilities.

Baru Sahib was revealed to mankind by Sant Teja Singh in 1956, who purchased the 400-acre village. The site is believed to be Guru Nanak's land where saints and sages have performed penance since the time of Satya Yuga. Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru, also visited and blessed this place.

Baru Sahib holds deep significance as a Sikh pilgrimage site and center for spiritual learning and meditation. It represents the vision of Sant Attar Singh Ji and serves as a hub for value-based education and rural upliftment through the Kalgidhar Trust.