Dwarka Somnath Tour Package

Duration

4 nights and 5 days

Best time to Visit

January February March April August September October November December

Theme

Family Cultural

Activity

Nature Walking

Somnath And Dwarka Tour Packages

Packages for Sri Dwarka and Somnath are like spiritual pathways to the two most revered temple cities of India. The cities of Somnath and Dwarka will be your guides, the first is the site of one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and the latter is associated with Lord Krishna's kingdom. These trips are of great value for those who are in search of spiritual retreat along with an opportunity to get familiar with the culture and history of Gujaratis. During the trip, the vacationers could witness the worth of the Somnath Jyotirlinga, famous for its strong spiritual energy, and thus, would also visit the Dwarkadhish Temple where Krishna is adored in his royal personality. This website lays down the importance of both temples, the itinerary during the tour and the ways how these holy places contribute to the formation of a deeply significant pilgrimage.

As a trusted Tour And Travel Company In India, we offer a carefully planned Dwarka–Somnath tour designed for comfort, devotion, and effortless travel. This page guides you through the itinerary, temple details, and booking options. Plan your spiritual journey today-book now and experience the divine grace of Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna.

Tour Itinerary

Start your journey to Dwarka in the morning by leaving Ahmedabad.
In Dwarka, as you arrive, check into your hotel.
Enjoy a tour of the revered Sri Dwarkadhish Temple as part of your sightseeing.
Take a sacred bath in the Gomti River.
Stay the Night: Dwarka hotels are a good place to stay the night.

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Sightseeing

Travel to Bet Dwarka in the morning.
See one of the twelve Jyotirlingas devoted to Lord Shiva while sightseeing at Nageshwar Jyotirlinga.
Gopi Talav: Go see this revered pond that is connected to Lord Krishna.
Take a ferry to the island of Bet Dwarka.
Rukmini Temple: On the way back, stop by the shrine honoring Lord Krishna's spouse, Rukmini.
Coastal Temples: See some of the other coastal temples.
Attend the evening aarti at the Dwarkadhish Temple.
Spend the Night: Make your way back to your Dwarka hotel.

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Dinner

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Sightseeing

Travel to Porbandar in the morning.
See the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi at Kirti Mandir, one of the sights to be seen in Porbandar.
Discover Sudama Temple, the sole shrine honoring Lord Krishna's companion.
Travel to Somnath after leaving in the afternoon.
Visit the spot where Lord Krishna is said to have abandoned his earthly body, Bhalka Tirth, as part of your sightseeing in Somnath.
See the point where three rivers converge at Triveni Sangam.
Explore the Geeta Mandir, a shrine devoted to Lord Krishna.
See the light and sound show after the evening aarti at the Somnath Temple.
Overnight Stay: Spend the night in a Somnath hotel.

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Sightseeing

Make stops along the way as you travel to Rajkot in the morning.
View the Junagadh Fort while on the way as part of your sightseeing.
Virpur: A visit to the Jalaram Temple.
Visit the stunning Swami Narayan Temple in Gondal.
Investigate the historic Navlakha Palace.
Visit the Vintage Car Museum to see the assortment of classic vehicles.
Arrival in the evening: Get to Rajkot and make your hotel reservations.
A hotel in Rajkot is a good place to spend the night.

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Breakfast

Dinner

Stay

Transfer

Sightseeing

Make your way to Ahmedabad in the morning.
Wander around the beautifully sculpted Adalaj Stepwell during your sightseeing tour of Ahmedabad.
The magnificent temple of Akshardham is open for visits; Mondays are closed.
Explore the venerable Sabarmati Ashram, also known as Gandhi Ashram.
Leaving in the evening: Make your way to the airport or train station for your next destination.

Inclusions

Breakfast

Transfer

Sightseeing

Inclusions

Accommodations: Four nights in deluxe rooms in the designated hotels or equivalent.
Meals: The motels serve dinner and breakfast every day.
Transportation: A dedicated air-conditioned car for all excursions and transfers.
Fuel, lodging, and other expenses are included in the driver and vehicle expenses.
Guided Tours: As per the schedule, includes cultural places and temples.

Exclusions

Personal costs include any extra meals, drinks, gratuities, shopping, phone calls, internet use, and other expenses.
Entrance fees: The cost of entering monuments, museums, and other tourist destinations.
Anything that is not expressly included in the itinerary that is considered optional.
Emergency medical attention, trip delays, and other unplanned circumstances are covered by travel insurance.
Natural catastrophe costs: These are the out-of-pocket expenses resulting from unforeseen events such as storms, floods, or other natural disasters.
Cost increases or levies: Any supplementary expenses brought on by adjustments to government levies or increases in the price of fuel.
Anything Not Included in the Package: Any extra services or facilities that aren't made explicit in the inclusions list of the package.
GST: Five percent of the entire package price is the Goods and Services Tax.

Payment Policy

Booking Confirmation: 50% of the total package cost required at the time of booking.
Final Payment: Remaining 50% to be paid on or before the travel date.

Cancellation Policy

Booking Amount: Non-refundable.
30 to 44 Days Before Arrival: 50% of the total trip cost.
15 to 29 Days Before Arrival: 75% of the total trip cost.
0 to 14 Days Before Arrival or No Show: 100% of the total trip cost.
Written cancellation accepted on all working days except Sundays. Adverse weather, natural calamity, etc., handled as per the itinerary or voucher issuance.

Terms & Conditions

Wearing a pancha with a shirt, kurta, or pyjamas/dhoti with a shirt is appropriate for males when visiting temples.
Ladies: Pair your Dupatta/Saree with a chudidhar or half a saree. (Western attire is prohibited and includes night pants, track suits, and jeans.)
Rules Regarding Visits to Temples:
Darshan Receipt: A printed copy of the receipt is required for those who book a Darshan reservation.
Proof of Photo ID: All devotees must have their original photo ID on them upon reporting.
Electronics: Steer clear of carrying around electronics like computers and telephones.
Tickets for Darshan are non-refundable.

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