About Dwarka
Where Myth Meets the Sea
Set against the sparkling blue waters of the Arabian Sea in Gujarat, Dwarka is more than just a city—it's a divine gateway into the life and legacy of Lord Krishna. Revered as one of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites and counted among the Sapta Puri (seven holy cities), Dwarka is a sacred jewel of India’s spiritual map.
A Kingdom of Legends
- Believed to be the ancient capital of Lord Krishna, Dwarka echoes with stories from the Mahabharata and is said to have been built over the submerged remains of Krishna’s celestial kingdom.
- Modern-day explorers and archaeologists alike are fascinated by underwater ruins that hint at a grand, sunken civilization.
Dwarkadhish Temple: The Heart of the City
- At the city's core stands the awe-inspiring Dwarkadhish Temple, dedicated to Krishna in his kingly form.
- Admire its elaborate stone carvings
- Marvel at the towering shikhara (spire)
- Participate in vibrant aartis and devotional rituals that draw pilgrims from all corners of the world
Beyond the Temple Walls
- Dwarka is more than a religious site—it’s a destination of natural beauty and festive celebration:
- Janmashtami, Krishna’s birth festival, is celebrated with unmatched enthusiasm
- Take a serene walk along Dwarka Beach, where the sea whispers stories of gods and legends
- Visit Bet Dwarka, a nearby island believed to be Krishna’s residential palace, reachable via a picturesque ferry ride
- Explore Rukmini Devi Temple, an architectural gem dedicated to Krishna’s consort
Why Visit Dwarka?
- Whether you’re drawn by devotion, heritage, or sheer curiosity, Dwarka offers a transcendent journey—into mythology, history, and the heart of India’s spiritual soul.
Come to Dwarka—where the waves carry ancient prayers, and every stone tells a story.
