Gurdwara · Sikh
Gurdwara Darbar Sahib, Kartarpur
Punjab, Pakistan, Pakistan
Gurdwara · Sikh
Punjab, Pakistan, Pakistan
Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur marks where Guru Nanak Dev Ji spent his final years and passed away, and is now directly accessible to Indian pilgrims via the Kartarpur Corridor.
This is the site where Guru Nanak established a farming community and spent the last years of his life, making it one of the most spiritually significant sites in Sikhism.
The gurdwara was built to commemorate Guru Nanak's residence and passing at this site in the early 16th century; the modern Kartarpur Corridor, opened in 2019, has made the site dramatically more accessible to pilgrims from India.
Guru Association: Guru Nanak Dev Ji. The Kartarpur Corridor allows Indian pilgrims visa-free access for a same-day visit, a significant change from the jatha-based travel required for other Pakistani Sikh heritage sites.
Visit via the Kartarpur Corridor requires online registration in advance through the corridor's official portal; a valid passport is required, and visitors typically return to India the same day.
No — the Kartarpur Corridor allows visa-free access for a same-day visit, though online registration through the corridor's official portal is required in advance, and a valid passport must be carried.