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The Gurudwara is located on the Mana Barnala road near the Dhaula village. The Gurudwara is around 14 kms from the city of Barnala. It is a Gurudwara made by white stone and has the story of Guru Tegh Bahaur Ji’s Horse connected to it. It is said that Guruji’s horse had stopped here and did not move because he could smell tobacco, which was grown here. It is after this incident that the Gurudwara was named Arisar Sahib. The Gurudwara also provides six rooms for accommodation.
 

This Gurudwara is at a short distance from the Bhatinda Sangrur toll road. It is southwest, 6 km of Barnala city. Guru Teg Bahadur Ji had rested here under a tree next to the pond. The story has a twist to add to the attraction of the place. An old lady had offered the Guru Fresh milk which is called Kacha milk. The Guruji accepted the milk and after that the gurdwara was named Kacha Sahib. The Gurudwara has a grand entrance and looks like a fortress.
 

The distance of this Gurudwara is 24 kms from Barnala City. Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji stayed in Dhilwan for a long time and helped the people in many ways. He had a number of wells dug to solve the problem of water. He distributed cows to ensure all houses have milk. He preached to people from far away who came to see him. It is said anyone who visits the Gurudwara with a true heart is sure to have his wish fulfilled.
 

The Gurudwara is 6 kms from west of Malerkotla and south of Dhanaula, 6 kms from Punjab district. The gurudwara holds religious imporatnce and is regularly visited by devotees.
 

The Gurudwara is 26 kms from the Barnala Bikhi Road in Pandher district.The gurudwara holds great  religious imporatnce among community and is regularly visited by devotees.
 

This prominent village of Punjab is 7 kms east of Barnala on Bhatinda Patiala railway line and Barnala Dhuri Road. Sekha, located at a distance of seven kilometre from Barnala is another important religious place of the area. The place has been sanctified by the visit of Guru Teg Bahadur ji, the ninth Sikh Guru. Gurudwara Patshahi Naumi stands on the very place where Guruji used to meditate during his stay at Sekha. It is located on the Barnala Road to the west of the village.