Dwarka is one of the most religious cities of the country. As per the believers, “Dwarka is one of the foremost Chardhams, four sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites, and is one of the Sapta Puri, the seven most ancient religious cities in the country.” The city was also known as the kingdom of Lord Krishna during his reign. The meaning of the name as per Sanskrit language is Gate to heaven and people following Hinduism firmly believe in the fact. Dwarka holds many chapters of the history of the country in regards to religious aspects. Every nook and corner of the city is full of religious places; still here are names of some famous religious places of the city.

• DWARKADHISH TEMPLE:

The Dwarkadhish Temple is said to be built 2500 years back but was demolished by a Muslim ruler, however it was re-built during the 16th century as the dedication to Lord Krishna. The entire temple is one fine example of magnificent beauty and great architecture. The black idol of Lord Krishna is the most fascinating part of the temple which marks the presence of Lord even in the air of the temple. Visitors have to take a dip in river Gomti before entering the temple through Swarg Marg. There are no words to explain the stunning beauty of the temple.

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During your visit to Dwarka you have plenty of options in regards to hotels at Dwarka. There are almost 35 hotels registered with the leading hotel booking sites which are 4 star, 3 star or budgeted hotels. The prices for these hotels for one day start from INR 700 to INR 5000. These hotels offer all the basic amenities and some extra luxuries to the people who ask for it. Overall finding a hotel in the area will not be much of a tough task, as most of the areas have one or two hotels on an average. The prices of these hotels can fluctuate on the basis of the time of visit, so check twice before booking the ticket.

• RUKMANI TEMPLE:

The temple is dedicated to the beloved consort and wife of Lord Krishna, Rukmani Devi. The temple is not a large or huge monument but a peaceful place with a great architecture. The researchers are still in discussion about the time it was built. Some says it is 2500 years old whereas some says that it is built in the 12th century. The walls of the temple spell amazing stories of Lord Krishna and Rukmani Devi. This incredible temple along with the magnificent paintings is a sight to remember their life.

• SUDAMA SETU:

Those who have read the holy books or are aware about the ancient history of the country are well aware with the name. For others Sudama was a very good friend of Lord Krishna from his childhood. Sudama Setu is basically a pedestrian bridge on Gomti River which connects the famous Jagat Mandir in Dwarka with Panchnad or Panchkui Tirth. The bridge is a dedication towards the friendship of Lord Krishna and Sudama. While visiting Dwarka, try to visit the Setu to experience something out of the world. The Bridge is near Dwarkadhish Temple.

• GOMTI GHAT:

Gomti Ghat is the place where devotees believe to clean their body as well as soul. The ghat is near the Dwarkadhish Temple. Here, the Gomti River meets the ocean and offers the most beautiful view for the visitors. If you believe the ancient writings then the Gomti River falls directly from heaven to purify everything which comes in its way and the ghat offers people a place to go through that purification process. People from  all over the country  take the holy dip here, which will take them to the doors of lord in their  afterlife with a clean slate.

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