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Dwarkadhish Temple

200 meter from Hotel

Having a history of over 2500 years, this Chalukya style of architecture is a temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.

Gomti Ghat

250 meter from Hotel

Located near the Dwarkadhish temple, this sacred ghat marks the confluence of the Gomti River with the Arabian Sea.

Sudama Setu

500 meter from Hotel

A pedestrian suspension bridge over the Gomti river that connects the mainland to Panchkui Tirth and beach area.

Dwarka Beach

700 meter from Hotel

A serene beach perfect for relaxing walks, beautiful sunsets, and spotting dolphins near the coast.

Rukmini Devi Temple

2.5 km from Hotel

Dedicated to Rukmini, the consort of Lord Krishna, this temple features beautiful carvings and intricate architecture.

Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Temple

1.2 km from Hotel

This Shiva temple sits on a hillock surrounded by sea water, offering a peaceful spot during low tides.

Dwarka Beach

300 meter from Hotel

A serene beach offering a peaceful sunset view and a chance to spot marine life like octopuses and jellyfish.

Sudama Setu

350 meter from Hotel

A pedestrian suspension bridge offering panoramic views of Gomti River and direct access to Dwarka Beach.

Gomti Ghat

400 meter from Hotel

Sacred bathing ghat where pilgrims perform rituals and take holy dips in the Gomti River.

Panchkui Tirth

700 meter from Hotel

A historical well believed to be dug by the Pandavas during their exile, now a revered pilgrimage spot.

Bhadkeshwar Mahadev

1.5 km from Hotel

Shiva temple located on a small hill surrounded by the Arabian Sea, offering stunning sunrise and sunset views.

Rukmini Devi Temple

2 km from Hotel

Ancient temple dedicated to Rukmini, consort of Lord Krishna, known for intricate carvings and legends.

Light House

3 km from Hotel

Iconic lighthouse offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and the entire Dwarka coastline.

Gopi Talav

21 km from Hotel

A sacred pond associated with the legend of Lord Krishna and the Gopis, known for its yellow clay.