About the Island
Intro of the Island
Welcome to the sacred island of Beyt Dwarka, the abode of Lord Krishna and one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations in India. Situated off the coast of Gujarat, Beyt Dwarka is a small island that holds great spiritual significance for Hindus.
According to legend, Lord Krishna resided on this island during his lifetime and performed numerous divine deeds in Dwarka. The Dwarkadhish Temple, located on the island, is the main attraction and draws thousands of devotees from all over the world.
Apart from the temple, Beyt Dwarka boasts of pristine beaches and scenic vistas that offer a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. The island is also home to several other ancient temples, including the Ramchandraji Temple, Shankh Narayan Temple and Ramchandraji Temple.
Visitors can take a ferry from Okha Port to reach Beyt Dwarka and experience the blissful serenity that envelopes the island. The island's rich cultural and spiritual heritage, combined with its natural beauty, make it a must-visit destination for pilgrims and tourists alike.
Come, immerse yourself in the divine aura of Beyt Dwarka and embark on a journey of spiritual awakening and inner peace.
Development of the Island
In recent years, Beyt Dwarka has undergone significant development to enhance the visitor experience and preserve the island's cultural heritage. The government and various organizations have initiated several projects to improve the infrastructure and amenities on the island.
One of the major projects is the renovation and restoration of the Dwarkadhish Temple, which aims to preserve the temple's ancient architecture and artwork.
The government has also undertaken initiatives to improve transportation facilities to and from the island. A new jetty has been constructed at Okha Port to accommodate more ferries, and a bridge is being constructed from Okha Port to Beyt Dwarka.
With ongoing efforts to maintain a balance between development and conservation, Beyt Dwarka is set to promote sustainable tourism on the island. It is focused on promoting local handicrafts, cultural events, and tourism activities to create employment opportunities for the local population and support the island's economy.