The gurudwara was built in the memory of 21 brave Sikh soldiers of the 36 Sikh battalion who fought until their last breath to protecting their post on 12 September 1897 in Saragarhi located in north- west border (now in Pakistan).

This quila is located in heart of the city centre. It was built by one of the famous misaldar of Punjab province Sardar Jassa Singh Ahluwalia who played an important role in repelling foreign invasion during the 18th Century.

Jalebia wala Chowk: This round about is popular at the name of the sweet shop that has been in operation since 1956. In this old sweet shop, they are making sweet dumplings that called jalbies one of the famous sweet of Punjab state.

Udasin Akhara Sangal Wala This is holy place founded by Nirvan Priyatam Dass in 1771. It is a educational and mediation centre for the holy men.

Bohar means banyan tree it is located at the end of the utensil market (Bartaan Bazaar) in the heart of the old city. Banyan tree has a very important religious signifant as per the hindu religion methogly. It is known as the symbolic of the trimurti Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesha that's the reason they won't trim this tree even when its come out from the wall of the house and the baba Bohar is the live example of this and priest and holy man hace satunderitto meditate and philosophise.

As the name shows its importance itself like darshan means (an opportunity to see a holy man or holy place) and Deori means (A room at the top of the door) so darshani deori was the place where Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji and Sri Guru Hargobind Ji would stand to view The Harmandir Shaib (The Golden Temple) during their time.

This place was established by Sri Guru Hargobind Ji in early 1600s. He also established 32 shops by the side of this Atari and asked to the traders to start their business here and given the name to the market batti hatta market. This place is very close to his residence as well and he would often spend time here with the devotees.