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Tomri Temple, Baddoki Gosaian, Gujranwala

Baddoki Gosaian is one of the largest and most historically significant villages of the Gujranwala District. It was a home to Hindus (mostly belonging to the Gosain community), Sikhs and Muslims before the Partition of India. In 1947, several Hindu and Sikh families migrated from Baddoki Gosaian to India and similarly from India several Muslim families migrated to the village. Migrant families still use the homes and lands of those who emigrated from the village.

Baddoki Gosaian is the birthplace of Sidh Baba Sai Das, founder of the Gosain/Goswami community contemporary to Baba Nanak Dev. It had a big square shaped tank with a temple in the center with a tree of berries

It is Shiv Mandir and Mandir name is Tomri Sahib its built by Sikh,s Not by Hindu .Tomri Sahib is large complex of Holly pont and side rooms and 2 ponds. For entrance 10 stairs around the pond and stairs are still there . Mandir have to many side buildings like dharamshala and living rooms and Sikh Samadhi and other features remains still there . Like other temple or Mandir Banyan tree also close to the Mandir .

Tomri sahib Mandir have no any primary sources to know who built this but one thing is very clear Tomri Sahib not name in Hindus but in Sahib mostly use in Sikh names with saints or Guru or any Baba ji . It is different then other Mandirs because no Mandir have large pond in this area and walk way built on beautiful 8 arches and all arches are still there . . All places and Mandir construct by small bricks and some work of white marble.

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Uploaded on July 22, 2017
Taken on July 2, 2017