Gurdwara Sri Guru Ka Bagh Ghukeywali relates to a sakhi of Sri Guru Arjan Sahib Ji.

It is said that Hari Sen, the Raja of Suket, was told by a Pandit that in his next birth he would be born in a chandal family. In order to get over this curse, the Raja, on the advice of a Sikh of Suket, approached Sri Guru Arjan Sahib Ji at Amritsar.

The Guru observed, "Likhya lekh na mite he sakhi jo likhya Kartar", ie. "what is willed by God cannot be undone".

The Raja was disappointed and was going to return home, but, on the Guru's persuasion, stayed on. The Raja fell asleep and, in his dreams, experienced a complete course of life from birth to death as a chandal.

On awakening, the Raja thought it was just reflection of his mind. On returning to Guru Ka Bagh Ghukeywali with Guru Arjan, the Raja was told that one of the chandals nearby, having the Raja's appearance, had died a day before.

The Guru, however, asked to see the chandal that died. When they found the buried corpse. The Guru told the Raja that his was the Raja's next life as a chandal that had been completed in his dream.

Ghukewali (Gurdwara Guru Ka Bagh).—The village of Ghukewali in the Ajnala Tahsil is situated 12 km to the east of Ajnala on the Harse Chhina-Fatehgarh Road. There are a Khalsa High School (co-educational) and a serai. The population of the village was 794 in 1961, as against 808 in 1951.

Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji is also said to have stayed at Gurdwara Sri Guru Ka Bagh Ghukeywali for 9 months and 9 days and raised an orchard at the place. As a result a seperate Gurdwara was built to remember Guru Tegh Bahadur.

A mela is held here on the Amavas day. The mela is largely attended, particularly on the Amavas of Chaitra and Bhadra.