Gujarat Tour [ 7 Nights | 8 Days ]

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Embark on a spiritual journey through Gujarat and discover the divine essence of this beautiful state. This trip is designed to take you on a devotional tour of Gujarat, visiting various temples, ashrams, and holy sites. Experience the vibrant culture and traditions of the people of Gujarat and learn about the spiritual practices that have been followed here for centuries. From the famous Somnath Temple to the tranquil banks of the Sabarmati River, this journey promises to be a truly enriching experience. Explore the beauty of Gujarat and find your inner peace with this devotional tour.

Highlights

Visiting the iconic Somnath Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas in India.
Exploring the Dwarkadhish Temple, a sacred shrine dedicated to Lord Krishna.
Discovering the Akshardham Temple, a magnificent architectural wonder and a spiritual hub of Gujarat.
Paying homage at the Sabarmati Ashram, the abode of Mahatma Gandhi and a symbol of India's freedom struggle.
Witnessing the Aarti ceremony at the banks of the Sabarmati River, a spiritual and uplifting experience.
Exploring the Rani Ki Vav, an ancient stepwell that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Visiting the Palitana Jain Temples, one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites for Jains.
Experiencing the vibrant culture and traditions of Gujarat through its colorful festivals, local cuisine, and handicrafts.

Day 1 :

Ahmedabad Local Sightseeing

After arrival at Ahmedabad, after check in hotel and take rest, get fresh up and then proceed to local sightseeing places like, Dakor Dwraka (Approx. 2hrs), Sabarmati Ashram, Akshardham Temple, National Museum, Kankariya Lake after dinner then late night drive to Dwarka by bus.

Day 2 :

Dwarka Temple & Local sightseeing

After arrival at Dwarka check in hotel after Breakfast then proceed to Nageshwara Jyothirlingam temple, Bait Dwarka, Dwarakadesh temple, Gopi talav, Rukmeni Devi temple and dinner then overnight stay at hotel.

Day 3 :

Somnath Temple Darshan and local sightseeing

After Breakfast check out from hotel then drive to Somnath, enroute visit to Mool Dwarka there after Dwarka to Porubandar, Thara Mandir and Sudhampur temple. Porubandar to Somnath temple Darshan, triveni sagam, suryanarayana temple, Pandava’s guha, Hingali Devi temple, Balakishan therth, Balakishan niryan and dinner then overnight stay at hotel

Day 4 :

Somnath – Ujjain

Morning after breakfast check out hotel then proceed to railway station for journey to Ujjain by Somnath.

Day 5 :

Ujjain Temple Darshan

Arrival Ujjain after fresh up and breakfast then proceed to Mahakaleshwar Temple Darshan, Harsidhthi Maatha Sakthi Peet, Vikram Adithya Niryan, Kaal Bhairava Temple, Krishna Ashram and dinner then overnight stay at hotel.

Day 6 :

Indore Temple Darshan

Morning after breakfast check out hotel in Ujjain proceed to Omkareshwar temple Darshan, Maa Malleshawar Temple, Shani bagavan temple, Gajanana temple, and then transfer to Indore railway station for return journey.

Day 7 :

Return Journey to home town

Train Journey

Day 8 :

Arrival

Arrival at Vishakhapatnam.

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What are some of the must-visit temples in Gujarat?

Gujarat has many important and ancient temples, including the Somnath Temple, Dwarkadhish Temple, Ambaji Temple, Akshardham Temple, and the Shree Swaminarayan Mandir in Bhuj.

What is the best time to visit Gujarat for a devotional trip?

The best time to visit Gujarat for a devotional trip is between October and March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. However, it’s important to note that some festivals and religious events in Gujarat are celebrated at specific times of the year, so it’s a good idea to check the event calendar before planning your trip.

Are there any special dress codes or rules to follow when visiting temples in Gujarat?

Yes, many temples in Gujarat have specific dress codes that visitors are expected to follow. This may include wearing clothes that cover your shoulders and knees, removing shoes before entering the temple, and refraining from taking photographs or using mobile phones inside the temple.

Can I visit Gujarat for a devotional trip alone, or do I need to join a group tour?

You can visit Gujarat for a devotional trip alone or with a group, depending on your preference. However, joining a group tour may be more convenient and cost-effective, as it can help you to navigate the different temples and attractions more easily.

What is the local cuisine like in Gujarat, and are there any restrictions for visitors?

Gujarat is known for its vegetarian cuisine, which includes dishes like dhokla, khakra, and theplas. Visitors should note that some temples and religious sites in Gujarat may have restrictions on the consumption of certain foods, such as garlic and onions, so it’s best to check beforehand. Additionally, many Hindus in Gujarat follow a strict vegetarian or vegan diet, so it’s important to be respectful of these customs when dining out.

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