Starts From
Rajkot · ex-Delhi on request

Four nights of accommodation - Dwarka (2 nights) and Somnath / Prabhas Patan (2 nights) - in the selected hotel category Included
Four breakfasts and four dinners with pure vegetarian meal options Included
Private air-conditioned vehicle for Rajkot pickup, intercity transfers and all listed sightseeing Included
₹ 19,900
per person (minimum 1 pax) + GST
The Dwarka Dham Yatra is a 4-night, 5-day road pilgrimage from Rajkot through the coastal Krishna country of Saurashtra, with two nights at Dwarka and two at Somnath (Prabhas Patan). Dwarkadhish Temple is the western seat of the Char Dham and one of the seven Moksha Puris, while Nageshwar and Somnath are two of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, so one short trip covers both Krishna and Shiva shrines. The price starts at ₹19,900 per person (minimum 1 pax), with GST extra.
You are met at Rajkot airport or Rajkot Junction on Day 1 and driven to Dwarka via Jamnagar, stopping at Bala Hanuman Temple when time allows, for evening darshan at the Jagat Mandir. Day 2 covers early darshan, Gomti Ghat, Rukmini Devi Temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, Gopi Talav and Bet Dwarka, now reached by road across the Sudarshan Setu from Okha. On Day 3 you drive along the coast to Porbandar for Sudama Mandir and Kirti Mandir, the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, and reach Somnath for the evening Aarti. Day 4 is for Somnath darshan and the Prabhas circuit: Bhalka Tirth, Dehotsarg Tirth, Triveni Sangam and Gita Mandir. Day 5 takes you back to Rajkot for your train or flight.
The package includes hotel stays, four breakfasts and four dinners with pure vegetarian options, a private AC vehicle for the whole route, tolls and parking, and a trip coordinator with 24x7 emergency assistance. Air or train fare to Rajkot, lunch, VIP darshan and pooja charges are not included. October to February is the most comfortable time to travel. Planning a wider Shiva pilgrimage? See our 12 Jyotirlinga guide.
Read this to prepare for your tour in the best way!
Meet the Teerthayan representative at Rajkot International Airport or Rajkot Junction and begin the road journey towards Dwarka. Travel through Jamnagar and, when arrival timing permits, visit Bala Hanuman Temple beside Ranmal Lake, known for its continuous Ram dhun tradition. Continue to Dwarka, check into the hotel and rest. In the evening, proceed to Shri Dwarkadhish Jagat Mandir for the first darshan and Aarti according to the temple schedule. Walk through the old temple lanes and visit Gomti Ghat or the seafront before returning to the hotel.
Rajkot · ex-Delhi on request
Road & surface transfers
5 Days / 4 Nights
₹ 19,900 onwards (indicative)
Four nights of accommodation - Dwarka (2 nights) and Somnath / Prabhas Patan (2 nights) - in the selected hotel category, Four breakfasts and four dinners with pure vegetarian meal options, Private air-conditioned vehicle for Rajkot pickup, intercity transfers and all listed sightseeing, Airport or railway station pickup and departure assistance at Rajkot
Major metros via flight/rail to gateway city
Two Nights in Dwarka
Road Access to Bet Dwarka
Krishna and Shiva in One Circuit
Comfortable Rajkot Gateway
Unhurried Somnath Stay
Porbandar with Spiritual Context
Practical Temple Coordination
Senior-Friendly Planning
Transparent Commercial Structure
Flexible Extensions
Carry an original government-issued photo identity document and keep a digital copy available.
Dwarkadhish and Bet Dwarka close between darshan sessions. Follow the coordinator departure time to avoid reaching during a closed window.
Carry only essentials for temple visits and use authorised locker, cloakroom and footwear facilities where required.
Wear modest traditional or conservative clothing suitable for repeated temple visits and coastal weather.
Use comfortable slip-on footwear because shoes must be removed repeatedly at temples and ghats.
Steps can be wet or uneven. Senior citizens should use railings, avoid crowded edges and seek assistance.
Traffic and pedestrian access may be regulated. Do not stop the vehicle outside designated areas or disregard police instructions for photographs.
Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, a cap or umbrella and drinking water, especially from March to October.
Dwarka and Somnath can feel cooler after sunset because of strong sea breeze; carry a light shawl or jacket.
Janmashtami, Diwali, Kartik Purnima, Sawan and long weekends bring road diversions, longer queues and higher hotel rates.
Use only the official Somnath Trust channels for Trust guest-house, pooja or donation transactions and avoid unverified payment requests.
Keep at least five hours between leaving Somnath and a Rajkot departure, with additional buffer during holidays or monsoon.
Four nights of accommodation - Dwarka (2 nights) and Somnath / Prabhas Patan (2 nights) - in the selected hotel category
Four breakfasts and four dinners with pure vegetarian meal options
Private air-conditioned vehicle for Rajkot pickup, intercity transfers and all listed sightseeing
Airport or railway station pickup and departure assistance at Rajkot
Local pilgrimage coordination for Dwarkadhish, Bet Dwarka and Somnath sacred circuits
Visits to Bala Hanuman Temple, Dwarkadhish Temple, Gomti Ghat, Rukmini Temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, Gopi Talav, Bet Dwarka, Porbandar, Somnath and the Prabhas sacred circuit as listed
Road crossing through Sudarshan Setu to Bet Dwarka, subject to local administration and traffic controls
All parking, tolls, driver allowance and applicable transport taxes
Teerthayan trip coordinator and 24x7 emergency assistance during the Yatra
GST as applicable
Airfare, train tickets and travel to or from Rajkot
VIP darshan, special-entry services, special pooja, abhishekam, priest, sankalp or donation charges
Lunch, snacks, beverages and meals not listed under inclusions
Monument entry fees, guide charges, camera fees and paid activities at Porbandar, Shivrajpur or other attractions
Any ferry, private boat or marine activity requested in addition to the standard road-based Bet Dwarka visit
Personal expenses, laundry, tips, porterage, locker charges and footwear deposits
Wheelchair, battery vehicle, special mobility support or dedicated temple escort unless specifically confirmed
Travel insurance and medical expenses
Costs caused by weather, coastal alerts, traffic diversions, temple closures, festival controls or circumstances beyond control
Any service not specifically mentioned under inclusions
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The five-day circuit includes two nights in Dwarka, two nights in Somnath, private transport from Rajkot, breakfast and dinner, Dwarkadhish and Bet Dwarka circuits, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, Porbandar, Somnath and the principal Prabhas sacred sites.
Balanced pace for darshan, rest, and comfort.
Continuous help before, during, and after yatra.
Don’t miss this chance to explore the sacred beauty of Dwarka Dham Yatra with our curated yatra package. Whether you seek devotion, relaxation, or cultural discovery, this journey offers it all. Contact our travel experts today for bookings, customization, or group discounts.


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