Dwarka is said to have housed traceable marks of human occupancy since the 200 AD. Besides hosting honorable mentions in the Hindu epic of Mahabharat, the holy city of Dwarka is also speculated to have been Gujarat’s first capital city.
Apart from the Hindu mythical transcripts about Dwarka being the land of Lord Krishna, history holds records of archaelogical evidences from the 1400s. It is said that the present-day Dwarkadhish temple was built during the 1500s.
However, the proto-history of the region clarifies Dwarka to have once been a submerged land that was further excavated to its current existence. The region’s Bet/Beyt Dwarka is said to be a significant historic site belonging to the Late Harappan times.
Mangla Aarti
6:30 AM
Shringar Aarti
10:30 AM
Rajbhog
12:00 AM
Closed
1:00 PM
Uthpan
5:00 PM
Sandhya Aarti
7:30 PM
Shyan Aarti
8:30 PM
Closed
9:30 PM
Twin-sharing rooms
Private cab with driver
Sightseeing in a private cab
Breakfast
Twin-sharing rooms
Private cab with driver
Sightseeing in a private cab
Breakfast
Twin-sharing rooms
Pick-up & drop at Ahmedabad
Sightseeing & transfer in Sedan /SUV/Tempo Traveller/Minibus
Breakfast
Twin-sharing rooms
Transfer & Sightseeing in Private cab with driver
Sightseeing in a private cab
Breakfast
Day 1– Check-in at the hotel. Visit the famous Dwarkadhish temple, the 2500 years old temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Visit the Rukmani temple dedicated to Krishna’s beloved. Then head to Nageshwar Jyotirlinga temple, the majestic temple famous for its religious importance and as well as for its architecture and history. In the evening, head to Dwarka beach.
Day 2– Visit the Gomti Ghat, then head to Beyt Dwarka located 30 km from the city, an island famous for its beaches, coral reefs and temples. Back to Dwarka and head to Dwarka Lighthouse to enjoy the sunset.
The top places near to Dwarka are Bhuj which is 132 km from Dwarka, Porbandar which is located 95 km from Dwarka, Kutch which is located 189 km from Dwarka, Udaipur which is located 547 km from Dwarka, Gir national park which is located 225 km from Dwarka
The top things to do in Dwarka are Dwarkadhish Temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, Bet Dwarka, Dwarka Beach, Rukmini Devi Temple, Dwarka Lighthouse. You can see all the places to visit in Dwarka.
The nearest airport is Jamnagar, about 137 km away from Dwarka City. Dwarka has its own railway station, trains connecting Dwarka to all major cities (Jamnagar, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat, Mumbai, Goa, etc.) Dwarka is very well connected by road as well.
There aren’t many lavish restaurants in Dwarka. However, the ones that it houses serve delicious Gujarati, North-Indian and Chinese food. An elaborate Gujarati thali is a must, while here. Roti, Dal or Kadhi, Rice and Vegetable Curries make up this mouth-watering platter. You can also try out the famous Khichdi . Other than these, do try out the popular Gujarati snacks such as Khamman Dhokla, Khandvi, Thepala, Khakhra, Hahdwoh as well as the widespread and refreshing Lassi, Buttermilk and Chaas.
The ideal time to visit Dwarka is from November till the last of February when the city experiences cold winters. Nonetheless, if you specifically want to participate in the festivities of Dwarka’s grandly celebrated Janmashtami Festival, visiting the town during August and September will be eventful. Hence, September to March are the best months to visit Dwarka. However, the city is equally enchanting throughout the year.
For pilgrims and religious temple. Also, perfect for Hindu Devotees on their sacred Char Dham Yatra
The temples becomes over-crowded during the season.
