A famous tree planted by Guru ji, from a twig he used as a tooth brush

'Historical Gurudwara Reru Sahib (Nandpur) is situated in Sanehwal. Gurudwara Reru Sahib (Nandpur) is also associated with Guru Gobind Singh JI. While on his way to Khidrana Dheh (Muktsar) from Chamkaur Sahib, Guru Ji stayed here on the night of 27/28 December, 1704, the Guru reached Nandpur, a village situated in the heart of Sahnewal & spent a night under the Reru tree. He plucked a twig from a tree by the name of ‘Reru’ to clean his teeth. Then he rested for the whole day under the shade of the tree. The place became auspicious with the holy touch of his feet and a gurdwara was constructed at the place, named ‘Reru Sahib.’ The tree, even after so many years, bears green leaves and is being supported by walls due to its unbearable weight. That Reru tree is still here. That is why, this gurudwara is called Reru Sahib'