Morning breakfast after visiting Dwarkadhish Temple. & thereafter visit Bet Dwarka & Nageshwar Jyotirlinga.
Bet Dwarka - also known as Bet Shankhoddar, Bet Dwarka is only 5 kms from Okha Junction by the sea and Okha is 30 kms from Dwarka. It is said to be the place where Lord Krishna lived with his family when they ruled at Dwarka. It is also the place where Vishnu slew the demon Shankhasura. Visitors make it a point to visit the Krishna temple at this site which holds much interest to be seen and experienced.
Nageswar Mahadev- The Puranas mention 12 Jyotirlingas or columns of light representing Lord Shiva, who manifested himself in that form in different parts of India. This shiva shrine near Dwarka is one of these and is there- fore accorded great respect.
Rukmani Temple -Temple of Lord Krihsna's wife. Evening enjoy Shivrajpur Beach Overnight stay at Dwarka

Morning breakfast after proceeding to Somnath en route to Porbandar(130 Kms) visit of Kirti temple known as the house & birth place of Mahatma Gandhi .In the back side house of Kasturba, wife of Gandhi. Also visit Gandhi museum, study room of Mahatma Gandhi in the Kirti temple. Later visit of Sudama temple & continue proceed to Somnath, Evening Aarti Darshan at Somnath Temple - A lord shiva temple known as Jyotirling built by Moon God. Enjoy the lighting and sounding Show .Overnight stay at Somnath

Early morning attends Aarti Darshan at Somnath Temple, after visit Bhalka Tirth and Triveni Ghat
Bhalka Tirth - This sacred teerth is located 5 km on Prabhas Veraval highway. The arrow of the poacher named Jara at this spot hit Bhagvan Shree Krishna. Bhagvan Shree Krishna was resting in meditation pose under a pipal tree when the poacher misread the foot of Bhagvan Shree Krishna as a deer and hit from a distance. This divine leela of Bhagvan Shree Krishna is immortalised by a beautiful temple and an ancient pipal tree. Bhagvan Shree Krishna then walked a small distance and arrived at the holy banks of river Hiran from where he took his last journey to his Neejdham.
Triveni Ghat - Triveni Ghat in Somnath is the meeting point of three holy rivers - Kapil, Hiran and a mystical River Saraswati, which are believed to be flowing to their ultimate destination - Arabian Sea .These stages of rivers where they meet and then flow together to the sea symbolises human birth, life and death. After proceed to Ahmedabad, Overnight stay at Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad, The city was built in an open and spacious plane to the East of Sabarmati. It comprised the smaller known For as Bhadra Fort. The city fort wall was enclosed containing 12 Gates. The city of Ahmedabad went on expanding in every direction by the addition of new areas on both the sides of the river. With the well laid out beautiful buildings, lakes and mosques. In 1753 combined armies of Raghunath Rao and Damaji Gaekwad took the fort, which resulted in the end of Mughal Rule in Ahmedabad. In 64 years during the rule of Gaekwad and Peshwa, the city became worse. In 1818 British took over the administration of Ahmedabad. During this period Ahmedabad developed, After freshening up we will visit the following:
Sidi Sayed Mosque, the mosque of Sidi Sayed is one of the most prominent mosques in Ahmedabad city. Constructed in the year 1573, the mosque was established by Sidi Sayed, a slave of Sultan Ahmed Shah. Sidi Sayed mosque in Ahmedabad, India consists of ten semi-circular windows, the appeal of which is accentuated by the splendid mesh covering them, which is more popularly known as 'Jali'.
Gandhi Ashram In 1915 Mahatma Gandhi came from South Africa and established an Ashram on the banks of Sabarmati River. The Ashram was the residence of Mahatma Gandhi. From this Ashram Gandhi started the Dandi March in 1930. The ashram now has an interesting museum. The museum building was erected (designed by architect Charles Correa), and memorial activities were then started here
Hathee Singh Jain Temple It was built by Seth Hate Singh in 1850. It is easily distinguished by its high carved column, visible from the road. Built entirely of white marble embossed with smooth carvings of dancers, musicians, animals & flowers, this serene temple is dedicated to Dharamnath, whose statue stands in the main temple. It has a paved courtyard surrounded by an imposing row of cloisters containing 52 shrines, each with an image of a tirthankara, profusely decorated with rich carvings, one containing the marble image of the 15th tirthankara. The temple is a two-storied structure with elaborate porches on three sides and front porch crowned by a large dome.
Adalaj Wav Step Well (built 1499) The Adalaj Vav Step Well is located 18 kilometers north of Ahmedabad in the Gandhinagar district. It was built during the reign of Queen Rudabai, a muslim ruler. Though now dry, the well once provided water to weary travellers and pilgrims along the roads outside of Ahmedabad. The four-level well is dug directly into the water table, exposing fresh water that rises and falls according to the seasons and the amount of rainfall. Its deep interior provided cool relief from the harsh Indian sun.
Akshardham Temple is one of the largest temples in the Indian state of Gujarat. The temple complex combines devotions, art, architecture, education, exhibitions and research at one place. The monument which is set in a 23-acre plot at Gandhinagar (Gandhinagar district) is built in pink sandstone. It is 108 feet tall and 6000 tonnes of stone has gone into its making. A point worth noting is that this modern monument to Hinduism was built as per the injunctions of Vastu Shastra. Not a bit of steel has been used.
Later proceed to Ahmedabad airport with wonderful happy memories
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