On the Island
On the Island
Beyt Dwarka offers a plethora of destinations for devotees to explore along with serene beaches and scenic viewpoints. With something for everyone, a trip to Beyt Dwarka is sure to leave visitors with lasting memories and a renewed sense of peace and spirituality.
Shankh Narayan Mandir
The temple is dedicated to a particular event in the life of Lord Krishna when he slays a demon named Shankhasur, earning the name Shankh Narayan. There is a small pond nearby the temple known as Shankh Tadavand opposite the Shankh Narayan Temple stands another temple, named Ramchandraji Mandir, dedicated to Lord Rama.
Adi Narayan Mandir
Adi Narayan Temple is believed to be the Pauranic Mandir in a sense that it is believed to be older than the Dwarkadhish mandir. The temple has a uniqueness and divinity to it. You can get a sense of peace when you visit the temple.
Dhingeshwar Mahadev Temple
Dhingeshwar Mahadev Temple is situated on the west of the island. Mahadev, being the deity that was worshiped by Krishna, temple here holds a unique significance amongst the devotees.
Baneshwar Ban-Ganga Mahadev
The temple is dedicated to a particular event in the life of Lord Krishna when he slays a demon named Shankhasur, earning the name Shankh Narayan. There is a small pond nearby the temple known as Shankh Tadavand opposite the Shankh Narayan Temple stands another temple, named Ramchandraji Mandir, dedicated to Lord Rama.
Meerabai Mandir
Meerabai Mandir is situated near the Ranchhod Tadav and it is believed that this temple bears witness to the last moments of Meerabai. It is also believed that Meerabai merged into the idol of Lord Krishna that resides in the Dwarkadhish Temple.
Padmatirth Mahadev Temple
Padmatirth Mahadev Temple is situated on the beach. You can enjoy the scenic view of the clear blue sea with fresh air and enjoy a peaceful environment when visiting this temple.
Hanuman Dandi Temple
Hanuman Dandi Temple is a popular temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman and is located on the outskirts of Beyt Dwarka. This is the only temple where Lord Hanuman appears with his son Makardhwaj. Also, the temple has a very beautiful and serene vibe to it.
