1.Dwarkadhish Temple
- The Dwarkadhish Temple has a past filled with more than 2500 years. A visit to Dwarka is viewed as fragmented on the off chance that one doesn't pay regard to the master at this sanctuary. Dwarkashish sanctuary is worked in the Chalukya style of engineering and it is committed to Lord Krishna. The five storied place of worship is radiant and rouses adoration in all guests. The sublime dark symbol of Lord Krishna has all the earmarks of being flourishing with divine forces. In the Temple, lovers can feel the nearness of the ruler.
2.Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
- Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple in Dwarka is a well known site for journey and furthermore one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. The sanctuary houses different myths about its inception. The wonderful and imaginative 25m tall statue of a sitting Lord Shiva entrances sightseers and travelers alike with its tasteful interest.
3.Rukmani Temple
- Rukmani Temple is an imperative sanctuary which is committed to Krishna's dearest associate, Rukmani Devi. The design artful culmination goes back to the twelfth century. Not just grandly enormous, this altar is a structural perfect work of art in itself. The outsides are luxuriously cut. It has a board of etched human figures and elephants at the base. The Garbha griha (inward sanctum) has a stage situate on which the picture of Rukmini, spouse of Lord Krishna, was venerated.
4.Gomti Ghat
- The Gomti River moving through Dwarka, as indicated by the blessed Hindu sacred texts, is none other than the Ganges plummeting straightforwardly from paradise. The Gomti Ghat is a respected site in the sacred town. One can't miss this spot while going by Dwarka.
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