Step into Gurudwara Amb Sahib in Panchkula, a peaceful place with a cool story! It's named after a mango (Amb) tree. Long ago, Guru Har Rai Ji blessed this spot. People also called it 'Ambala Karyala' back then. Visiting here feels special and connects you to history. It's a must-see on your Haryana travels!
Attend The Morning Prayer Service.
Learn About Sikh History And Traditions.
Offer Seva (Selfless Service) In Gurudwara.
Partake In The Langar (Community Meal).
Reflect By The Sarovar (Holy Pond).
October to March
Morning
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Gurudwara Amb Sahib commemorates the visit of the seventh Sikh Guru, Guru Har Rai Ji, to this location. Legend has it that Guru Har Rai Ji, while travelling through the area, rested under a mango (Amb) tree. A devotee, Bhai Kooram, offered him selfless service. Pleased with his devotion, the Guru blessed the mango tree, ensuring it would always bear fruit, even out of season. The gurudwara was later built to commemorate this event and the Guru's visit. The 'Amb' (mango) tree, though not the original, is still present within the complex, symbolizing the Guru's blessing and the enduring faith of his followers. The gurudwara continues to be a place of pilgrimage and devotion for Sikhs and others seeking blessings.