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Experience the spiritual magnificence of Dwarkadhish Temple, one of India's most revered Hindu pilgrimage sites and an important Char Dham destination. Also known as Jagat Mandir (Temple of the World), this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Krishna attracts millions of devotees from across the globe.
Experience the spiritual magnificence of Dwarkadhish Temple, one of India's most revered Hindu pilgrimage sites and an important Char Dham destination. Also known as Jagat Mandir (Temple of the World), this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Krishna attracts millions of devotees from across the globe.
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Dwarkadhish Temple stands as a testament to India's rich spiritual heritage and is believed to have been originally built over 2,500 years ago. According to Hindu mythology, this temple marks the legendary kingdom of Dwarka, which Lord Krishna established after leaving Mathura.
Built: Originally constructed around 2,500 years ago
Current Structure: Rebuilt in the 16th century
Architecture: Chalukya style with intricate carvings
Height: 78.3 meters (257 feet) with 5-story structure
Main Deity: Lord Krishna as Dwarkadhish (King of Dwarka)
Temple Flag: 52-yard long flag changed 5 times daily
Location: Dwarka city, western tip of Gujarat on Arabian Sea coast
Dwarkadhish Temple holds immense religious significance:
✓ Char Dham Pilgrimage – One of the four sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites
✓ Sapta Puri – Among seven most ancient holy cities in India
✓ 108 Divya Desams – Important Vishnu temple in Vaishnavism
✓ Jyotirlinga Proximity – Near Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
✓ Krishna's Kingdom – Site where Lord Krishna ruled for many years
The Dwarkadhish Temple showcases magnificent Chalukya architecture with:
Exterior Features:
60 massive pillars supporting the main structure
Intricately carved spires and domes
Beautiful sculptures depicting Hindu mythology
5-story building with 72 pillars
Massive temple flag visible from miles away
Garbha Griha (Sanctum Sanctorum): Houses the main deity – four-armed Lord Krishna
Swarg Dwar: Northern entrance gateway
Moksha Dwar: Southern entrance leading to the Arabian Sea
56 Steps: Leading down to Gomti River for holy bath
Intricate Carvings: Walls adorned with sculptures and mythological scenes
Changed 5 times daily during aartis
Never stops fluttering (considered divine blessing)
Visible from 10+ kilometers away
Made of silk with religious symbols
Mangla Aarti: 5:30 AM - 6:30 AM
Darshan: 6:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Afternoon Break: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Darshan: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Shayan Aarti: 9:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Note: Timings may vary on special occasions and festivals. It's advisable to check current timings before visiting.
1. Mangla Aarti: 5:30 AM - First morning worship
2. Shayan Aarti: 9:00 PM - Night worship before deity rests
Extended darshan hours during Janmashtami
Special ceremonies during Holi and Diwali
Enhanced rituals during Ekadashi
Nearest Airport: Jamnagar Airport (137 km)
Major Airport: Ahmedabad Airport (440 km)
Shreeji Tours & Travels provides airport pickup and drop services
Dwarka Railway Station is well-connected to major cities:
Direct trains from Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Rajkot, Jamnagar
Station located 1.5 km from temple
We provide railway station transfer services
From Somnath: 230 km (4-5 hours)
From Ahmedabad: 440 km (7-8 hours)
From Rajkot: 220 km (4-5 hours)
From Jamnagar: 137 km (3 hours)
From Porbandar: 110 km (2.5 hours)
Taxi service from Somnath to Dwarka
Tempo traveller rental for group travel
Comfortable AC vehicles with experienced drivers
Door-to-door service
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1. Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple (18.5 km)
One of 12 sacred Jyotirlingas
Houses 25-meter tall Lord Shiva statue
Must-visit pilgrimage site
2. Bet Dwarka Island (36 km)
Original residence of Lord Krishna
Ancient temples and beaches
Accessible by boat from Okha Port
3. Gomti Ghat
Sacred bathing ghat at river mouth
56 steps leading to water
Holy dip before temple darshan
4. Rukmini Devi Temple (2 km)
Dedicated to Krishna's consort
Beautiful architecture and carvings
Peaceful spiritual atmosphere
5. Gopi Talav
Where Krishna met gopis
Historic water reservoir
Mythological significance
6. Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Temple
Shiva temple on Arabian Sea shore
Stunning sunset views
Surrounded by sea during high tide
7. Dwarka Beach
Clean coastal stretch
Beautiful sunset point
Camel rides available
8. Lighthouse
Panoramic city views
Maritime heritage
Photography spot
Pleasant weather (15°C - 30°C)
Comfortable for darshan and sightseeing
Peak pilgrimage season
Book accommodations in advance
Moderate rainfall, cooler temperatures
Lush green surroundings
Fewer crowds, better hotel rates
Sea can be rough for Bet Dwarka visit
Hot weather (25°C - 40°C)
Early morning or evening darshan recommended
Off-season with lower prices
Less crowded
Krishna's birthday celebration
Grand decorations and special programs
Extremely crowded, advance booking essential
Colorful celebrations
Special poojas and festivities
Temple illuminated beautifully
Special aartis and ceremonies
Special significance every fortnight
Enhanced spiritual atmosphere
Men: Dhoti or traditional wear preferred; shirts and trousers allowed
Women: Sarees, salwar kameez, or modest traditional attire
Avoid: Shorts, sleeveless tops, revealing clothing
Footwear: Must be removed before entering; free shoe-keeping facilities available
✓ Mobile phones on silent mode
✓ No photography inside main sanctum
✓ Maintain silence and decorum
✓ Follow queue discipline
✓ No leather items inside temple
✓ Prasad and offerings available at designated counters
Bag checking at entrance
No prohibited items allowed
Security personnel present
CCTV surveillance
Shreeji Tours & Travels arranges hotel bookings in Dwarka:
Dharamshalas and guest houses
Basic amenities, clean rooms
Walking distance from temple
Mid-Range Hotels (₹1500-3500/night)
Comfortable rooms with AC
Restaurant facilities
Temple view rooms available
Modern amenities and services
Swimming pool, spa facilities
Multi-cuisine restaurants
Day 1: Somnath to Dwarka (230 km) – Nageshwar Jyotirlinga – Dwarka temple darshan – Hotel check-in
Day 2: Bet Dwarka visit – Rukmini Temple – Return to Somnath
Starting from ₹4,999 per person
Day 1: Arrival Dwarka – Dwarkadhish Temple darshan – Gomti Ghat – Local sightseeing
Day 2: Bet Dwarka – Nageshwar Jyotirlinga – Gopi Talav – Rukmini Temple
Day 3: Sunrise darshan – Bhadkeshwar Mahadev – Departure
Starting from ₹7,999 per person
Complete pilgrimage and leisure package covering:
Dwarka temples and attractions
Somnath Jyotirlinga
Diu beaches and Portuguese heritage
Starting from ₹12,999 per person
Package Inclusions:
✓ AC Transportation (Sedan/SUV/Tempo Traveller)
✓ Hotel Accommodation
✓ Breakfast & Dinner
✓ All sightseeing as per itinerary
✓ Driver allowance, parking, tolls
✓ 24/7 travel assistance
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Sedan Cars: ₹4,500 - ₹5,500
SUV (Innova/Ertiga): ₹5,500 - ₹10,000
One-way and round-trip options
12-Seater: ₹14,000 - ₹17,000
14-Seater: ₹14,000 - ₹16,000
17-Seater: ₹15,000 - ₹17,000
26-Seater: ₹18,000 - ₹21,000
Perfect for group travel
Ahmedabad to Dwarka
Rajkot to Dwarka
Jamnagar to Dwarka
Mumbai to Dwarka
Custom routes available
✓ Experienced drivers with local knowledge
✓ Well-maintained, clean AC vehicles
✓ Fuel, toll, and parking charges included
✓ Flexible timings
✓ 24/7 customer support
Auto Rickshaws: Available for local travel
Cycle Rickshaws: Traditional transport option
Rental Bikes/Scooters: Available from local vendors
Walking: The Temple area is pedestrian-friendly
Shreeji Tours & Travels provides dedicated vehicles for your entire stay
Gujarati Thali – Complete traditional meal
Dhokla, Khandvi, Fafda – Popular snacks
Kathiyawadi cuisine – Spicy regional specialties
Peda and Mohanthal – Traditional sweets
Fresh fruit juices and lassi
Available at temple counters
Pure vegetarian offerings
Distributed after aartis
Budget eateries: ₹100-250 per person
Mid-range restaurants: ₹250-500 per person
Hotel dining: ₹500+ per person
Note: Dwarka is predominantly vegetarian; alcohol is strictly prohibited in the holy city.
Idols and photographs of Lord Krishna
Rudraksha malas and prayer beads
Holy books and scriptures
Incense sticks and camphor
Bandhani (tie-dye) fabrics
Embroidered textiles
Shell crafts and seashell items
Traditional jewelry
Dwarka temple memorabilia
Keychains and magnets
Postcards and paintings
Temple market area
Main bazaar near Bhadkeshwar Road
Local handicraft shops
External temple architecture
Temple complex surroundings
Gomti Ghat and beaches
Dwarka cityscape
Inside main sanctum
During aarti ceremonies
Deity photographs without permission
Tip: Best photography time is early morning or sunset for golden hour shots.
✓ Book accommodations in advance during peak season
✓ Check temple timings and festival dates
✓ Carry sufficient cash (limited ATMs in temple area)
✓ Wear comfortable, modest clothing
✓ Plan for 2-3 days to explore all attractions
✓ Reach temple early morning to avoid crowds
✓ Take holy bath at Gomti Ghat before darshan
✓ Keep valuables secure in hotel
✓ Stay hydrated, especially in summer
✓ Respect temple rules and local customs
✓ Use authorized guides for historical information
✓ Carry basic medicines and first-aid
✓ Use sunscreen and sunglasses
✓ Drink bottled water only
✓ Be cautious of touts and unauthorized guides
✓ Emergency numbers handy
Archaeological Marvel: Underwater archaeological excavations have discovered ruins of ancient Dwarka off the coast, supporting the mythological accounts.
Never-Falling Flag: The temple flag has never been reported to stop fluttering, considered a divine phenomenon.
Gomti-Sangam: The holy river Gomti meets the Arabian Sea here, creating a sacred confluence.
Ancient Port City: Dwarka was once a major port city mentioned in ancient texts like Mahabharata.
72 Pillars: Each pillar in the main hall represents different eras of temple renovations.
Mathematical Precision: Temple construction shows advanced knowledge of geometry and astronomy.
Krishna's Kingdom: According to legends, Lord Krishna ruled from Dwarka for 100 years.
Bet Dwarka Connection: The original residence of Krishna is believed to be on Bet Dwarka island.
Combine your Dwarkadhish Temple visit with other sacred sites:
Somnath Temple (230 km) – First Jyotirlinga
Dwarka – Dwarkadhish Temple and Nageshwar Jyotirlinga
Bet Dwarka – Original Krishna residence
Ambaji Temple (470 km) – Shakti Peeth
Palitana (360 km) – Jain temple complex
Shreeji Tours & Travels offers complete pilgrimage circuit packages.