Dwarka Somnath Package From Delhi

After breakfast, leave for your journey to Dwarka. Upon arrival check-in at hotel.Later, after relaxing a while leave for a visit to the sacred town of Dwarka and the Dwarkadeesh Temple.

5 rare facts about Dwarkadhish Temple:

1. The temple is over 2,500 years old, with the current structure built in the 15–16th century.

2. It has a five-story design with 72 intricately carved pillars.

3. The golden spire is visible from afar and is topped with Krishna’s emblem flag, changed 4 times daily.

4. The original Dwarka city is believed to be submerged under the Arabian Sea.

5. The idol of Lord Krishna is considered Swayambhu (self-manifested) and has been worshipped continuously for centuries.

You can take a holy dip in Gomti River and visit the Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, which is the first of the 12 Jyotirlingas on earth.

The Gomti River is sacred in Hinduism, believed to purify sins and bless devotees, and is central to many rituals and prayers along its banks.

Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, near Dwarka, is known as the Lord of Serpents. It is believed to protect devotees from poison, evil spirits, and negative influences, and the sanctum is said to be touched directly by Lord Shiva’s energy, making it especially powerful for spiritual remedies.

Some of the other religious places you may visit include Gopi Talav -Gopi Talav in Dwarka is a sacred pond where Lord Krishna’s gopis are said to have gathered for devotional rituals. It is considered holy, and devotees often offer prayers or take a dip, especially during Janmashtami., Bet Dwarka -Bet Dwarka, a small island off Dwarka, is believed to be Lord Krishna’s residence and an ancient port. It has the Dwarkadish Temple and several smaller shrines, attracting devotees who visit by boat to seek blessings and experience its spiritual aura., and Rukmani Temple - Rukmani Temple, located near Dwarka, Gujarat, is dedicated to Rukmini, the chief queen of Lord Krishna. The temple is believed to mark the spot where Krishna married Rukmini, making it highly significant for devotees. It is a peaceful pilgrimage site, attracting visitors who come to offer prayers and seek blessings of love, devotion, and marital harmony; on your way back. You can also visit some of the beautiful temples along the coastal area before reaching Dwarkadhish temple for the evening aarti.

Dwaraka – Porbandar – Somnath circuit that is covered on day 3 is probably the most interesting of all. It covers Porbandar, which is at a distance of 75km/ where you will visit Kirti Mandir – the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi and Sudama Temple, the only temple in the world that is dedicated to Lord Krishna’s friend, Sudama.

Sudama Mandir, near Dwarka, Gujarat, is dedicated to Sudama, the childhood friend of Lord Krishna. The temple celebrates their legendary bond of friendship, devotion, and humility, and devotees visit to seek blessings for loyalty, love, and spiritual guidance.

Somnath, which is 130 km. away, has many tourist attractions including Bhalka Tirth, Geeta Mandir Chopati, Somnath Temple and Triveni Sangam. The evening aarti and the spectacular light and sound show is the highlight of this tour.

On your way to Rajkot, you will be visiting the fabled Junagadh fort at Junagadh, Jalaram Temple at Virpur and Swaminarayan temple, Navlakha Palace at Gondal. The vintage car museum, which has a sizable collection of old model cars, is another stopover in Gondal before you wind up the day’s trip at Rajkot.

Junagadh Fort, also called Uparkot Fort, in Gujarat, dates back over 1,600 years and is unique for its step-wells, underground tunnels, and Buddhist relics found inside. A rare fact is that the fort remained unconquered for centuries, thanks to its strategic location on a rocky hill, and it also houses inscriptions from the Mauryan period, linking it to Emperor Ashoka’s era.

Swaminarayan Temple, located in Junagadh, Gujarat, is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan and showcases intricate marble and stone carvings. It is a center of devotion and spirituality, attracting devotees for prayers, rituals, and festivals celebrating Swaminarayan’s teachings.

Navlakha Palace in Gondal, Gujarat, is a magnificent 18th-century palace known for its intricate architecture, ornate balconies, and grand courtyards. Built by the local royal family, it reflects the luxury and heritage of Gondal’s rulers and is open to visitors as a showcase of royal lifestyle and craftsmanship.

This trip will take you to Ahmadabad and some of the tourist attractions like Adalaj Step well, Akshardham Temple (Monday holiday) and Gandhi Ashram.

Akshardham Temple in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, is a stunning modern temple dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, showcasing intricate carvings, traditional architecture, and spiritual exhibitions. It is a center for devotion, cultural learning, and festivals, attracting devotees and tourists alike.

In the evening, you will be dropped at railway station or airport for your onward connecting flight.