Visit the Ramdevra (Baba Ramdevji) temple; the shrine is famous for egalitarian devotion and evening aarti. Typical temple hours run early morning through late evening — approximate open hours 05:00–22:00 but confirm locally.
Dinner at the hotel or a local restaurant (simple Rajasthani dishes or thali). Many pilgrim towns also offer community annadan (free meals) at certain times—ask locally.
If 'Savariya Seth' is a specific shrine you want to visit later, please confirm exact village/temple name and spelling so the route can be optimised — some small temples share similar names.
Return to the temple for a quieter early-morning darshan and blessings; morning pujā and aarti give a different atmosphere. (Typical temple hours: opens ~05:00).
Visit the famous Salasar Balaji (Hanuman) temple, a high-energy place of devotion. Typical visiting hours: early morning and late evening (commonly 05:00–22:30) — expect crowds at aarti times.
Arrive Khatu village; have lunch at a recommended local restaurant or dhaba — light vegetarian thali or local Rajasthani dishes are commonly available.
Visit the famous Khatu Shyam Ji temple; known for long queues and devotional fervour. Typical temple timings: opens early morning and continues in the evening — plan for possible wait times, especially near aarti (evening).
Visit the Savariya Seth shrine/temple — this appears to be a small local temple often visited by regional devotees. If you confirm the exact village/name, the route can be optimised; typical small-temple hours are dawn to dusk (approx 06:00–20:00).
Begin the drive back towards Morbi or to your next destination. If returning to Morbi the drive is long — consider an overnight stop (e.g., Jodhpur/Rajkot) en route.