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  • '''Sandys Travel Page 97''' is a page from the autobiographical book by English author, {{w| ...to Jonathan Haynes, it is also "the most 'literary' of English Renaissance travel books".
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  • ...the first Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji who came here during his Third Udasi or travel in 1514 AD. When Guru ji reached this place, it had turned dark. But, no vi
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  • ...the first Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji who came here during his Third Udasi or travel in 1514 A.D. The story is told that the yogis, using their occult powers, d
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  • While Guru Sahib wearied with travel lay asleep on a dark night, the thieves, it is said, saw from their place o
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  • It is one of the locationsw from where you can travel by road to [[Nanded]], which is a distance of about 565 kms from Indore and
    2 KB (272 words) - 04:53, 29 July 2008
  • Due to its ideal location, Pathankot serves as a travel hub for the three northerly states. Pathankot is the fifth largest city in
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  • ...Guru Nanak left his barchha (lance) which he was carrying with him in the travel through jungles. He marked a place with his lance, where a pond was dug as
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  • .... We have organised healing camps in USA ,Canada, and UK and India. We can travel to any corner of the world to spread this message of healing.
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  • ...the next halt of Gobind Ghat. From Joshi Math to Gobind Ghat the Pilgrims travel in buses ,cars ,scooters. This journey is about 25 miles. Gobind Ghat is si ...s Bhaundar. On the right side of this village flows a small rivulet. If we travel along this river we reach Haathi Parbat, Ghora Parbat and Kaag Bhasund Parb
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  • ...gle pony, and a caravan of almost thirty to fifty ponies at a time used to travel from Chashma Shahi to Agra and vice versa via Mughal road cut through Poonc ...on he had to pay the cost of the fodder used to feed the pony during this travel.
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  • ...rst Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji who came here during his Uttarakhand Udasi, or travel, in 1514. He came here at the request of Bhai Hara Singh. During those days
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  • Whenever Sant Bhai Rocha Singh ji would travel from place to place to preach [[Sikhism]],
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  • ...k Rimpoche (lit. the great one) in Tibetan literature points to the Guru`s travel through Tibet, and it is likely that he passed through Chung Tong on his wa
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  • ...a famous historical place in Jehlum district. To reach the fort one has to travel by buses made out of army trucks. It is 6 kilometers from Dina. Dina is a R
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  • When [[Bhai Mardana]] was hungry during a travel with Guru Nanak, Nanak pointed to him a village of Uppal Khatris, and that
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  • ...ty to work with many famous artists from India and Canada. He continues to travel widely, to the UK and as far as Australia to play the drums of which he is ...he is currently living in Brampton, Ontario and has had the opportunity to travel many different countries such as England, Australia, all over North America
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  • ...Sikh shrines at places visited by Guru Nanak during his first udasi (lit. travel) or preaching journey.
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  • Faqir Dargahi Shah, who was too old and sick to travel to Anandpur Sahib, sent a message through Bhai Jaita to Guru Gobind Singh w
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  • ...lar eclipse fair in 1638. He possibly passed through it earlier during his travel to Nanak Mata and back in 1632-33. Shrines commemorating all these visits
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  • Bhai Teja Singh was deputed by the Chief Khalsa Diwan to travel to the South and meet the priests of [[Takhat Sachkhand Sri Hazoor Sahib]]
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