Gurudwara Sri Manji (Baoli) Sahib Ji in Ambala is a revered Sikh shrine that holds deep historical and spiritual significance. This sacred place is closely associated with Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the Tenth Sikh Guru, who is believed to have visited this holy site during his journeys.

The Gurudwara is named after the “Manji”, the sacred seat used by Sikh Gurus while delivering spiritual discourses, and the “Baoli”, a traditional stepwell constructed to provide water to devotees and travelers. The Baoli stands as a symbol of seva (selfless service) and the Guru’s compassion for humanity.