Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the tenth Sikh Guru, spent his final days in Nanded and passed away there in 1708.
The hut of the ascetic Madho Das, who became Baba Banda Singh Bahadur after meeting Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
The cremation site of two of the Panj Pyare, who remained at Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s side to the very end.
Where Guru Nanak Dev Ji taught the yogis Gorakhnath and Machindranath the true Name of Akal Purakh.
Once called Chandan Baag, from where the sandalwood for Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s cremation was gathered.
Where Emperor Bahadur Shah’s diamond, thrown into the Godavari, revealed a riverbed full of gems.
Where treasure buried since Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s time was dug up by Guru Gobind Singh Ji to pay his army.
Where Mata Sahib Devaan Ji supervised Guru Ka Langar for Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s daily meals.
Where Guru Gobind Singh Ji taught a proud devotee to see beyond the value of a single pearl.
Where Guru Nanak Dev Ji rested and spoke with the yogi Gorakhnath; his wooden sandals are preserved here.
Where a spring rose to Bhai Mardana Ji’s rabab and its water cured a devotee of a long-standing affliction.
Where Guru Gobind Singh Ji is believed to have appeared to a saint with a message of comfort for the grieving Khalsa.
Where the treasure of Maaltekri Sahib was brought to be distributed among Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s army by the shieldful.
Where Guru Gobind Singh Ji freed the soul of Bhai Mula, once a devoted disciple of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, from a long cycle of rebirth.