

1.Gita Temple
This beautiful white marble temple, constructed by the Birla group in 1970, is dedicated to the teachings and values of the Bhagavad Gita, the reli...
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Ever wondered what it would be like to be in the abode of God? Well, you will know when you visit the sacred city of Dwarka. The aroma of incense sticks, the ringing of the temple bells, the tranquality of the rivers and the very many mytical tales to be heard, Dwarka city offers you all this and more.
Dwarka, the mesmerizing kingdom of Lord Krishna, is located in the state of Gujarat, in northwestern India. It is one of the top-most Chardhams (four seats/abodes) and one of the Saptapuris (seven most sacred Hindu cities). it is not only famous for its temples but also its exotic marine life, water sports and camping sites.
Dwarka, being a small city, is hub for both piligrims as well as those looking for some adventures. The best time to visit would be during Janmashtami (the anniversary of Krishna's birth) as the city seems no less than a celebration.
This beautiful white marble temple, constructed by the Birla group in 1970, is dedicated to the teachings and values of the Bhagavad Gita, the reli...
Read moreThis Chalukya styled architecture, dedicated to Lord Krishna is themost significant amongst places to visit in Dwarka. Dwarkadheesh temple also kno...
Read moreBelieved to be the first among one of the 12 famous self-existent temples, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga is another important religious places to visit in ...
Read moreDedicated to Lord Krishna’s wife Rukmini, located just 2 Kms outside the city this beautiful temple is an architectural masterpiece in itself. This...
Read moreBelieved to have once been the abode of Lord Krishna and his family, located around 30 km from the main town, this island is a must-visit when in D...
Read moreFor a break from temple visits, not far from the Dwarkadheesh temple is the Dwarka beach stretching along the Arabian Sea coast. The breathtaking v...
Read moreLocated around 20 kms from Dwarka on the way to Beyt Dwarka, Gopi Talav is a mid size lake. When Lord Krishna shifted his capital to Dwarka, the ...
Read moreLocated right behind the Dwarkadeesh temple,the most sought after spots, among the various temples and other places of interest is none other than ...
Read moreJust close to the Dwarka beach is the popular Dwarka Lighthouse which is a spot one does not want to miss. Climbing up this 43m tower one gets the ...
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Dwarka is easily accesible through air, rail, and road.
The nearest Airport is at Rajkot which is 225 km or Jamnagar which is 121 km from Dwarka. Spicejet, Go air and Jet Airways are regular flights to these places.
Dwarka railway station located in the Ahmedabad - Okha rail route and is linked to other main railheads of the regions. Railway station is located almost 2 km from main Temple and has direct trains to Mumbai and few other cities in India.
Dwarka has a well developed state highway connecting Dwarka to all other cities of Gujarat such as Jamnagar, Surat, Ahmedabad, Vadodara etc, and even cities of many neighboring states. Regular buses; both public as well as private buses, run between these cities and Dwarka and at frequent intervals.
Dwarka has excellent road connectivity with all other major cities of Gujarat.
You can find a number of Taxis, rickshaws and auto-rickshaws in cheaper prices to travel around Dwarka.
Day 1
- Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, witness one of the 12 Jyotirlinga shrines
- Gomti Ghat
- Next, Beyt Dwaraka
- Break for lunch in any of the nearby restaurants.
- Resume with Dwarkadheesh temple
- Continue by heading to the Dwarka beach
- Followed by Dwarka Lighthouse
Day 2
- Post breakfast, head to Gopi Talav
- Next, Gita Temple.
- Break for lunch.
- End the trip with a visit to Rukmani Temple