09 Nights / 10 Days
Package Price :₹0.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 0.00/- Per Person
Coverage Area : Ahemedabad- Dakor- Lothal- Rajkot- Dwarika- Porbandar- Somnath- Sasan- Gir- Junagarh- Udaipur- Pushkar- Ajmer- Jaipur
NTP 09 Nights / 10 Days Panch Dwarka Tour of Gujarat with Rajasthan Ajmer Pushkar will take you to some of the holiest places of Gujarat and also of the neighboring state, Rajasthan. Panch Dwarka comprises of the 5 auspicious Dham related to Lord Krishna or Lord Vishnu. Take this comprehensive religious tour to pick some of the best spiritual experiences.
Inclusion
- Daily supply of breakfast, and dinner
- AC accommodation on sharing basis
- AC Transportation for transfers and sightseeing
- Toll parking costs
- Arrival assistance
- Rajasthan state border tax
- Assistance of an experienced, skilled driver
- All sightseeing tours as mentioned in the itinerary
Exclusion
- GST 5%
- All personal expenditures like mineral water, laundry
- Guide charges
- Entrance fees
- Costs arising from sudden natural calamities
- Travel insurance
- Increased costs on the surface transportation modes
- Additional sightseeing
- Extra vehicle usage
- Still camera plus video camera charges
- Anything not enlisted under inclusions
Day: 01: Arrive Ahmedabad and at Ahmedabad
Upon your arrival at Ahmedabad station/airport you'll be greeted by our tour representative who then escorts you to your hotel. Check in, freshen up and later proceed to visit some of the most notable sightseeing places of Ahmedabad such as Hutheesing Svetambara Jain temple, Swaminarayan Akshardham temple and the idyllic Gandhi Ashram. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.
Day: 02: Ahmedabad-Jamnagar via Rajkot
After breakfast we leave for Jamnagar by road. En route we visit Gandhi Ji residence; Kaba Gandhi No Delo and Watson museum at Rajkot. Post visit, we drive straight to Jamnagar and check into hotel. Later we proceed to visit the famous Bala Hanuman temple of Jamnagar which has been mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Records for its incessant chanting of the Ram Dhun. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.
Day: 03 Jamnagar-Dwarka
After breakfast you leave for Dwarka, the holy land of Lord Krishna. On reaching check into hotel and later proceed to visit the Dwarkadheesh temple. The Dwarkadheesh temple belongs to lord Krishna's royal avatar as ˜king of Dwarka'. Next we visit Beyt Dwarka which is 5kms off shore from Dwarka coast. At Beyt Dwarka we pay our tribute to the deity present in the Krishna Temple. After beyt Dwarka we pay a Darshan at the famed Nageshwara Jyotirlingam, one among the 12 Jyotirlingam of Lord Shiva that our country is graced with. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.
Day: 04 Dwarka-Somnath via Porbandar
In the morning we drive to Somnath and en route visit Sudama temple and Kirti Mandir at Porbandar. On reaching Somnath check into hotel and later proceed to visit the much revered Somnath temple; a Jyotirlingam dedicated to Lord Shiva. In the evening partake in the Sandhya Aarti at Somnath, take a stroll in the beaches of Somnath and later attend the amazing light and sound show held in the temple.
Day: 05 Somnath-Ahmedabad via Junagadh
Thereafter, we leave for Ahmedabad en route Junagadh. At Junagadh we visit places like the ancient Uperkot fort, Ashokan edicts on dharma and Mahabat Maqbara. After visiting these places we drive straight to Ahmedabad. On reaching check into hotel for dinner and night stay.
Day: 06 Ahmedabad-Dakor-Shamlaji-Udaipur
In the morning we drive to Dakor and pay a Darshan at Dakor's Ranchorji temple of lord Krishna. Next we visit the lord Vishnu temple of Shyamalaji standing along the river banks of River Meshwo. After visiting Shyamlaji we drive down straight to Udaipur. On reaching check into hotel and later proceed to visit the sparkling and pristine Fateh Sagar lake; a beautiful artificial lake constructed in 1678 by Maharaja Jai Singh. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.
Day: 07 Udaipur- Eklingji-Shrinathji -Kankroli-Srinathji
The next destination Udaipur to Shrinathji. En route visit the unique Eklingji temple. The uniqueness of this temple lies in the fact that the deity at the temple 4-in-1 Gods. The face in the western side is that of Lord Brahma, in the eastern side is that of lord Surya, in the northern side is that of Shri Vishnu and in the southern side is that of Lord Rudra. After visiting Eklingji, we drive straight to Nathdwara and visit the opulent lord Krishna temple of Srinathji. After Srinathji Darshan we visit Kankroli to pay a Darshan at the Kankroli temple of Dwarkadheesh. For night stay we return to Nathdwara to put up at a hotel.
Day: 08 Srinathji-Ajmer-Pushkar
Then we move ahead by road for Pushkar. En route we visit places like Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra, Ana sagar lake, Daulat bagh, Khwaja Moinuddin-Chisti dargah at Ajmer. Next we drive straight to Pushkar. On reaching check into hotel and later proceed to pay a Darshan at Pushkar's famous Brahma temple. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.
Day: 09 Pushkar-Jaipur
Then we leave for Jaipur. On reaching check into hotel and later proceed to pay a darshan at Lord Krishna's Govind Devji temple and other places like Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar etc. Back to hotel for dinner and night stay.
Day: 10 Jaipur Departure
Next morning post breakfast you are dropped at Jaipur railway station/airport where our representative sees you off and you depart for your onward journey back home with lots of lofty memories of the tour.
1. What is the Pancha Dwarka Yatra?
The Pancha Dwarka Yatra refers to a pilgrimage tour covering five sacred places associated with Lord Krishna, known as "Dwarkas" in Gujarat, India. These five places are:
Dwarka: The main and most famous Dwarka, which is a city where Lord Krishna is believed to have ruled.
Somnath: Known for the Somnath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Bet Dwarka: An island near Dwarka, believed to be the place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood.
Nageshwar: Home to one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.
Gopi Talav: A lake linked to the love and devotion of the Gopis for Lord Krishna.
2. How long does the Pancha Dwarka Yatra take?
The duration of the Pancha Dwarka Yatra package typically lasts for 7 to 9 days, depending on the itinerary and pace of the tour. It covers all five significant Dwarkas, and usually, the tour starts and ends in the city of Dwarka.
3. What are the transportation options included in the package?
Most Pancha Dwarka packages include the following transportation:
Private coach/bus: To travel between the different Dwarka sites.
Train: Some packages offer train travel, especially for longer distances.
Flight: For travelers coming from distant places, flight options to and from major airports (like Ahmedabad) might be included.
Local transportation: For short distances and access to temples, private taxis or auto-rickshaws might be arranged.
4. What is the best time to take the Pancha Dwarka Yatra?
The best time to visit the Pancha Dwarka sites is during the winter months (October to March), as the weather is pleasant and suitable for traveling. Avoid the summer months (April to June) due to high temperatures in Gujarat.
5. Are accommodations provided in the Pancha Dwarka Tour Package?
Yes, most tour packages include accommodation in hotels, guesthouses, or dharamshalas (pilgrim rest houses) near the temples. The quality of accommodations varies depending on the package and price range. Typically, the stay is simple, clean, and comfortable.
6. Is there any specific dress code for visiting the temples?
While there is no strict dress code, visitors are encouraged to dress modestly while visiting the temples. It’s recommended to wear traditional attire such as Indian clothes (sarees for women and dhotis for men), but casual wear like cotton clothes can also be worn. Avoid wearing shorts or revealing outfits.
7. Are meals included in the package?
Yes, most Pancha Dwarka tour packages include meals. Typically, vegetarian food is served as part of the pilgrimage, as these places have religious significance. Some packages include only breakfast, while others offer full meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). It's best to confirm the meal details with the tour operator.
8. Can the Pancha Dwarka Yatra be done by senior citizens?
Yes, the Pancha Dwarka Yatra can be undertaken by senior citizens, but it’s important to consider their health and mobility. The tour involves traveling between several towns and temples, and some of these sites may require walking or climbing stairs. If senior citizens are involved, check with the tour operator to ensure accommodations and transport are suitable.
9. Are there any special rituals or prayers at the temples?
Yes, each of the Dwarka temples has special rituals and prayers associated with Lord Krishna and Lord Shiva. Tourists can participate in morning or evening aartis (prayers), as well as other devotional activities. Some packages also include visits to special festivals or events held at these sacred sites.
10. What are the major attractions covered in the Pancha Dwarka Yatra?
The major attractions of the Pancha Dwarka Yatra include:
Dwarka Temple: Famous for its connection to Lord Krishna.
Somnath Temple: One of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.
Bet Dwarka Island: Associated with Lord Krishna’s childhood.
Nageshwar Temple: Another Jyotirlinga dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Gopi Talav: A sacred pond related to the Gopis of Vrindavan and their devotion to Lord Krishna.
11. Is the Pancha Dwarka Yatra suitable for families?
Yes, the Pancha Dwarka Yatra is a great option for families, especially those with a strong religious inclination. The temples are family-friendly, and many packages cater to all ages. It's an opportunity for families to experience spiritual tourism together, visiting various holy places associated with Lord Krishna and Lord Shiva.
12. How do I book a Pancha Dwarka Tour Package?
You can book a Pancha Dwarka tour package through:
Travel agencies: Many travel companies offer organized Pancha Dwarka Yatra tours.
Online portals: Websites of travel operators also list such tour packages.
Direct booking with temple trust or local travel operators: In some cases, you may book directly through the temple trust or a local operator in Gujarat.