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Shivrajpur Beach
Shivrajpur Beach, which just received Blue Flag beach accreditation, is situated 12 kilometers from Dwarka (Gujarat) along the Dwarka-Okha Highway Shivrajpur Beach, one of Gujarat's most well-known beaches, is the ideal place to spend the weekend with family and children. You might be fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of dolphins or other lovely birds. Shivrajpur Beach is currently drawing visitors from all across India owing to the blue flag accreditation, and the state government is also enhancing the beach by providing a variety of facilities nearby. Immerse yourself in a variety of adventure activities with friends and family like snorkeling, scuba diving, island tours, sea bathing, or sit by the silent sea and watch the sun bid adieu to the day!
Visiting hours: 8 AM to 7 PM
Entrance fee: INR 30 (per adult)
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Bhadkeshwar Mahadev
Around five thousand years ago, a Shivalinga was revealed in the Arabian Sea, today we knowns as Shri Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Mandir. In the month of June/July, the ocean itself perform abhishekam the Shivling, and for some time this temple becomes the part of the ocean. The most famous festival of the temple is Maha Shivratri, on the day of Shivratri, a grand fair is organized around the temple.
Built on the very edges of Dwarka is a Shaivite Temple of absolute bliss and rapture. Located on a hillock on the Arabian Sea to the extreme west of Dwarka, the Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Temple is quite close to Geeta Temple and Rukshamanee Temple. There are very few words to describe the ethereal beauty of the Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Temple. With a well-built path leading up to the hillock from the shore and stairs leading straight to the temple itself, accessing Bhadkeshwar Mahadev Temple is rarely an issue. As it is built off the shore, the ebb and flow of ocean water flood the surroundings of the temple as well the path leading up to it. This is not really much of a hindrance, but rather adds to the beauty of it all.