The site is not a traditional Gurdwara building but centers around an ancient Meswak (Neem) tree, believed to have been planted by Guru Nanak Dev Ji during his Udasi (missionary travel) around 1516–1517 CE
The shrine itself is small—essentially built around the tree, sometimes elevated to accommodate space constraints—it offers limited physical structure but deep spiritual significance
At that time, Leh’s high-altitude arid landscape had virtually no trees. Guru Nanak’s act of planting the twig symbolized introducing greenery and life into the barren land
The tree is revered by people of multiple faiths—Sikhs, Buddhists, and Muslims alike—and stands as a symbol of harmony and spiritual renewa
