Steeped in Hindu mythology, Dwarka was known as Kushasthali or Dwaravati and prided itself as the most important spot on the Saurashtra coast. It is said that Krishna, after slaying Kansa fled Mathura and and traveled with the entire Yadava community and founded a town called Swarnadwarika.
Dwarka is derived from "Dwar", a door, and in ancient times its flourishing port was considered to be the gateway to the main land. As "Ka" means "Brahma" meaning, gateway to Moksha. It is called Dwarkamati, Dwarkavati and Mokshapuri.
Dwarka is situated in the extreme west of the Indian state of Gujarat in the Saurashtra peninsula on the Arabian Sea. It lies on 20°22' north latitude and 69°05' east longitude. The city is built on the right bank of Gamut creek.
The Dwarka Tour (Holy Place) Duration: 6 Days
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Day 03: Nageshwar, Rukmini Mandir, Bet-Dwarka
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Day 05:Somnath Darshanam
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Day 06: Somnath-Ahemdabad-Akola
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Temperature :
Summers (March to June) offer warm climate as the temperature varies from 19°C to 33°C. This time is good for visiting temples and other tourist activities..Monsoons (July to September) offers medium rainfalls which brings down the temperature and makes the climate humid in day time but nights are pleasant. .
Winters (November to February) are very pleasant as the temperature remains between 19°C to 28°C.
Travel Information :
By Air: Jamnagar, 145 kilometres away, is the nearest airport.
By Rail: Dwarka is on the Western Railway line.
By Road: State Transport buses, private buses and taxis and conducted tours run to Dwarka.
Best Time To Visit :
The best time to visit Dwarka is between October and March.
Distance from the Major Cities :
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