Panch Dwarka Tour

Begin your Ahmedabad adventure with a smooth transfer to your hotel, followed by a spiritual visit to Dakor Temple, known for its Maharashtrian architectural style and paintings depicting Lord Krishna's life.

Explore the historic Ranchhodji Temple, built in 1772 inspired by a divine dream, then return to Ahmedabad.

In the evening, immerse yourself in the vibrant Law Garden market, a treasure trove of Gujarat's textile handicrafts. Experience local culture, savor authentic cuisine, and shop for unique hand-embroidered garments.

End your day with a comfortable overnight stay in Ahmedabad. This day blends religious significance, historical exploration, and cultural immersion, perfect for an authentic Gujarati experience.

After breakfast, drive to Dwarka with a stop at the revered Swaminarayan Temple in Rajkot.

Continue to Dwarka and check into your hotel.

Dwarka is a major pilgrimage site, especially lively during festivals like Holi, Diwali, and Janmashtami, centered around the Dwarkadhish Temple. The ancient temple, believed to be 2,500 years old, features a magnificent multi-pillared Sabha Mandapa leading to a sanctum supported by 60 pillars.

Enjoy an overnight stay in Dwarka, preparing for further exploration.

Start your day visiting the Dwarkadhish Temple, a sandstone structure with five floors and 60 intricately carved columns, bustling during Janmashtami and Navratri.

Next, head to Bet Dwarka, an island 30 km away, accessible by road via Okha and a short boat ride from Okha port jetty.

Also visit:

• Nageshwar Temple, home to the Nageshwar Mahadev Jyotirlinga, believed to protect against poison
• Rukmini Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna's wife, showcasing exquisite architecture
• Gopi Talav, the serene site where Lord Krishna played with the Gopikas

Conclude with an overnight stay in Dwarka. These sites offer a spiritually enriching and culturally immersive experience.

Begin early with a visit to the Dwarkadhish Temple to witness the divine Aarti.

After breakfast, drive to Somnath with a stop in Porbandar, a coastal heritage town rich in history and culture.

Explore Kirti Mandir, Mahatma Gandhi's ancestral home turned museum, and Bharat Mandir, featuring a detailed relief map of India.

Continue to Somnath, which is famous for its legendary shore temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, housing a sacred Jyotirlinga, and check into your hotel.

Discover Bhalka Tirth, the site where Lord Krishna is believed to have left his mortal body.

Enjoy an overnight stay in Somnath, reflecting on a day filled with spiritual and historical richness.

Begin your day with a drive back to Ahmedabad, stopping at the magnificent Akshardham Temple in Gandhinagar.

This temple, built from 6,000 tons of pink sandstone, features intricate Hindu sculptures and a stunning gold-leaf statue of Lord Swaminarayan.

Set within the peaceful Sahajanand Van garden, Akshardham also showcases rosewood columns and a towering dome.

Conclude with an overnight stay in Ahmedabad, enjoying a blend of spirituality and culture on your journey.

Note: The temple is closed on Mondays.

Drive to Mount Abu, Rajasthan's only hill station, enriched with cultural and spiritual stops.

Visit the Modhera Sun Temple, an architectural marvel built in 1026 A.D. dedicated to the Sun God Surya, adorned with detailed carvings.

Continue to Siddhpur, a sacred town on the Saraswati River, known for ancestral rituals and unique Bohra Muslim heritage reflected in European-style Havelis.

Seek blessings at Ambaji Temple, a major Shakti-pith attracting millions, especially during Navratri.

Finally, arrive in Mount Abu, surrounded by forested hills and offering attractions like Nakki Lake, Toad Rock, and Achalgarh Fort.

Enjoy an overnight stay in Mount Abu, ready to explore more.

After breakfast, tour Mount Abu including the stunning Dilwara Temples, built between the 11th and 13th centuries, celebrated for intricate marble carvings and Jain architecture.

Drive to Nathdwara to visit the 17th-century Shrinath ji Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna, housing a revered black stone image of Vishnu brought from Mathura in 1669.

Complete temple visits with Dwarkadhish Temple in Kankroli, dedicated to Lord Krishna and offering scenic views of Rajsamand Lake.

Overnight stay in Nathdwara.

Start with a drive to Ahmedabad, stopping at the ancient Shamlaji Temple, known for its rich history and distinctive architecture.

En route, explore the 10th-century Harishchandra ni Chori temple and the ancient Buddhist monastery Devni Mori (3rd-4th century), where Buddha relics were discovered.

Nearby shrines include Trilokeshwar Temple, Kashi-Vishwanath Mahadev, and Ranchhodji Temple.

End your spiritual and historical journey with a transfer to Ahmedabad Airport or Railway Station for onward travel.

This itinerary offers a blend of religious and historical tourism highlighting key attractions near Shamlaji and Ahmedabad.