From Lahore, he went to Behra, Gujranwala, Sialkot, Riyas, Rajouri, Kashmir, Mansarovar (Kailash Parvat), and then moved towards Badrinath and Kedarnath.

Bawa Lal is mentioned in famous historical works including Samudra Sangama, Ḥasanāt al-ʼĀrifīn, Majma al-Bahrain, Dabistān-i Madhāhib, and Mathnawi-i Kajkulāh.

[12] Bawa Lal used to visit every year Rampur Haler in Hoshiarpur Dist in Punjab for Chaturmasa along with his disciples.On Shukla paksh tenth tithi of Kartik Month vikrami samvat 1712 He left his body here after immersing with eternal soul, uttering the words " योग युक्ति कर राखूँ देह, फिर भी चीज पराई यह".

The annual celebrations are being conducted under the guidance of the present Mahant of Rampur and Datarpur Gaddis, Shri Ramesh Das Shastri.

[6] Bawa Lal used to visit every year Rampur Haler in Hoshiarpur Dist in Punjab for Chaturmasa along with his disciples.On Shukla paksh tenth tithi of Kartik Month vikrami samvat 1712 He left his body here after immersing with eternal soul, uttering the words " योग युक्ति कर राखूँ देह, फिर भी चीज पराई यह".

The Prince Dara Shikoh, elder son of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, was depressed and did not have the courage to face his father, due to his defeat in a battle at Khandhar in 1653.

He introduces Bawa Lal with the following words in his Ḥasanāt al-ʼĀrifīn:[13] "Lāl Mundiyya, who is amongst the perfect Gnostics – I have seen none among the Hindus who have reached such ʼirfān and spiritual strength as he has."