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In pictures: Sikh festival celebrations start early
Prayers have taken place at Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Wolverhampton as part of 550 years of Guru Nanak .
Copyright: BBCGuru Nanak, proclaimed as the founder of Sikhism was born in 1469 and was a wandering teacher from Talwandi, near Lahore, in what is now northern Pakistan.
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Pilgrims in historic visit to Pakistan temple
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Hundreds of British Sikhs have travelled to Pakistan to mark the 550th birth anniversary of the founder of their faith.
Copyright: BBCThe Kartarpur corridor was opened up by the Pakistani government, enabling Indian pilgrims to walk to the shrine through its territory, hailed as a significant development for relationships between the two countries.
One of those who has made the journey to Pakistan is Kalvir Dillon, from Coventry, who’s visiting Nankana Sahib – one of the holiest places in Sikhism.
Copyright: BBCShe described the experience as "surreal".
"I had made the effort to read about it and to speak to my family members about it and now I've come here I can put it all into perspective."
"Every day I am learning so much and it's great because I can take that back."
You can see more about her journey on the BBC Asian Network Facebook page.
In pictures: Volunteers prepare Langar for Sikh festival
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Volunteers have been at Leamington Spa Gurdwara since about 05:00 preparing the Langar, or free food, which will be offered to all visitors today.
Copyright: BBCCopyright: BBCThousands of visitors are expected for the Sikh festival celebrating 550 years since the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
Copyright: BBCIt's estimated about 20,000 chappatis will be made at the site, along with sweets and samosas.
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