Board your pre-booked train/flight from Raipur to Dwarka/Okha; this is an overnight/long day travel leg so carry water, snacks and chargers. Exact departure depends on your ticket — confirm platform/gate in advance.
Attend the popular evening aarti at Dwarkadhish Temple (temple generally has evening aarti around 6:00–7:30pm) — powerful spiritual start to your visit.
Enjoy a warm Gujarati thali or simple local vegetarian fare at a nearby eatery; many temple-area restaurants are open until late evening. (Check vendor timing on arrival.)
Take the public or private boat from Dwarka/Okha jetty to Bet (Shankhodhar) Dwarka; boats usually operate from ~7:00am–4:30pm — enjoy temples and calm beaches there.
Visit Nageshwar (one of the 12 Jyotirlingas) located close to Dwarka — temple generally open early until evening and offers a quiet, spiritual experience.
Try a coastal thali (if you prefer seafood) or a Gujarati thali at a well-reviewed local restaurant near the market; confirm kitchen hours (typically 11:30am–3:00pm).
Visit the Rukmini Devi Temple and stroll along Dwarka beach; the lighthouse point offers sunset views and photos — most beach areas are accessible all day.
Early road transfer to Porbandar (private taxi or pre-booked car recommended) to cover Kirti Mandir and local sites — drive ~3–4 hours depending on stops.
Visit the Jyotirlinga at Somnath, Prabhas Patan museum and the Triveni Sangam area; Somnath Temple is open early morning to late evening (darshan queues vary).
Enjoy traditional Rajasthani dishes or a simple thali at a nearby restaurant or dharamshala canteen; many eateries serve till late in pilgrimage towns.
Short drive (~30–40 min) to Vrindavan; visit Banke Bihari Temple, ISKCON and other temples — Banke Bihari has peak darshan in morning/early evening, check queue rules.
Return towards Govardhan; Raman Reti in Vrindavan is a peaceful sand-area associated with Krishna pastimes — then proceed to Govardhan to perform parikrama or visit the hill temples.
Visit Govardhan Hill (parikrama base) for evening darshan and to perform a short parikrama or puja; many temples and steps are accessible till late evening.