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	A revered city, Dwarka is one of the most ancient cities in India. Believed to have been the capital of the kingdom of Lord Krishna, the city attracts throngs of devotees all the year round. Dwarka is particularly famous for its Dwarkadhish Temple, which is said to be almost 2500 years old. Dwarka can be visited all year through, though monsoons render a different charm to the place. As the rains pour, the city cools considerably and makes it pleasurable to travel around the city. Throw in extra clothing or two if travelling here during the rains.


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	Dwarkanath Temple: This is the main temple in Dwarka and attracts a large number of devotees to the place. According to a legend, the temple was built by Sambha, Lord Krishna’s grandson. The temple is a richly carved structure of limestone and sand and is five-storeyed resting on 60 pillars. The temple offers a nice view of the nearby flowing Gomti River. Sabha Mandap: This is another popular place in Dwarka, part of the Dwarkadhish Temple. It is a 60-pillared hall, which houses almost 2500 years old scriptures. The hall has jharokhas thorough which you can enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings. Rukmini Temple: Though small in size, the temple is an architectural masterpiece. It is dedicated to Rukmini, Krishna’s most important wife, and an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. The interiors of the temple are aesthetically decorated with attractive paintings depicting Rukmini’s pastimes with Krishna. Nageshwar Temple: Another important temple here is the Nageshwar Temple. It is devoted to Lord Shiva and several legends attached to it. It is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, the sacred abodes of Lord Shiva, and houses a giant idol of Lord Shiva. Dwarka Peeth: Dwarka Peeth or Dwarka Matha is a popular destination of pilgrimage for Hindus. It is dedicated to Krishna and is one of the four mathas that was founded by Adi Sankaracarya. Lighthouse: The lighthouse in Dwarka offers picturesque view of the sunset.


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	Shopping in Dwarka can be best done from the host of small shops that dot the temple complexes. If you are adept in the art of bargaining, you can be sure of making a handsome deal. Some popular shopping places are Supreme Plaza, Vardhaman Plaza and Mefcons Plaza. Attractively colorful, multi-hued fabrics, silver jewelry and showpieces are some of the best buys. Dwarka is famous for handicrafts depicting folk culture of the region in the form of Patola sarees, Bandhni materials, mirrored and sequined dresses and materials, woven footwear and wall pieces. Modern shopping malls and shopping complexes are also prevalent in parts of the city.

Hotels in Dwarka

Star	Hotel name	Rate(Rs.)*	Inclusions

	Hotel Dwarka Residency	520

* All the above rates are per person per night

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