Dwarkadhish Temple, Dwarka

the temple is a blend of faith, history, and architectural brilliance.






Architecture of the Temple

The temple is built in Chalukya style of architecture with intricate carvings and detailed sculptures.
The main shikhara (spire) rises about 78 meters high, visible from miles away.
The temple has a five-storied structure, supported by 72 beautifully carved pillars.
The sanctum houses the idol of Lord Krishna (Dwarkadhish), decorated with rich ornaments and attire.
The temple complex includes two main entrances:
Swarga Dwar (Gate to Heaven) – leads to the temple.
Moksha Dwar (Gate of Liberation) – leads pilgrims back after darshan.
The flag atop the temple, changed five times a day, is an important ritual. It bears symbols of the sun and moon, signifying Krishna’s eternal presence.
How to Reach to Temple
By Road: Dwarka is well connected by roads to major cities of Gujarat like Jamnagar, Rajkot, and Ahmedabad. Buses and taxis are available.
By Train: The nearest railway station is Dwarka Railway Station (2 km away), connected to major Indian cities.
By Air: The nearest airport is Jamnagar Airport (137 km away). Rajkot and Ahmedabad airports are also accessible

Temple Timings

