A Day Tour in Dwarka

1. Dwarkadhish Temple (6:00AM - 1:00PM, 5:00PM - 9:30PM)
   Starting off your day by visiting the home of Lord Krishna. Dwarkadhish temple is a massive pilgrimage and is known for its grand architecture and vibrant crowds.
2. Bet Dwarka (6:00AM - 8:00PM)
   A thirty-minute ferry ride from Okra jetty can take you to the serene and secluded island of Bet Dwarka. This island is popularly known for its Dwarkadhish Temple and holy Ghats.
   Travel Estimate: 30 minutes (4.3 miles) from Dwarkadhish Temple.
3. Rukmini Devi Temple (7:00AM - 12:00 PM, 5:00PM - 9:00PM)
   Known to honor Sati Rani, the first wife of Lord Krishna, and the incarnation of Goddess Laxmi, Rukmini Devi temple is a small, simple, and peaceful site. Located quite close to the Dwarkadhish Temple, visitors can have a calm and relaxing experience.
   Travel Estimate: 10 minutes (1.2 miles) from Bet Dwarka.
4. Gomti Ghat (24hours)
   Gomti Ghat is the ideal place for anyone seeking tranquility and peace. It is a quiet and peaceful place overlooking the Gomti river that offers an ideal backdrop for meditation and relaxation.
   Travel Estimate: 10 minutes (0.8 miles) from Rukmini Devi Temple.
5. Sudama Setu (24 hours)
   The Sudama Setu is a bridge meant to connect the pilgrimage site of Sudama cave to the mainland. The story of friendship between Lord Krishna and Sudama and their childhood spent together makes this place all the more special.
   Travel Estimate: 18 minutes (12.7 miles) from Gomti Ghat.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Dwarkadhish Temple (1 hour, Free)
• Bet Dwarka (3 hours, 200 INR)
• Rukmini Devi Temple (1 hour, Free)
• Gomti Ghat (45 minutes, Free)
• Sudama Setu (1 hour, Free)
Total Estimated Costs: 200 INR

Useful Tips

If you have more time, you can explore other places of interest like Gopi Talav, Nageshwara Jothirlinga Temple, and Okha. If you have less time, you can skip any destination you are not interested in from the above list. Don't forget to carry comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and drinking water. Always be mindful of the local customs and make sure to dress modestly when entering temples.