The Hindu temple Samudra Narayan Temple is located in the holy town of Dwarka at Gomti Sangam Ghat. As part of Dwarka tour Packages, it is one of the must-see temples in Dwarka, situated behind the Dwarkadhish Temple.

Panchanada Tirtha, which consists of five wells with pleasant water, encircles this shrine. Manoratha Dwar, a meditation cave, is located close to the temple. The sea waves that constantly crash against the temple walls are its most notable feature. One of the popular temples among the places to visit in Dwarka.

In the vicinity, there is also the Chakra Narayana Temple, which has a stone engraved with a Sudarshan chakra, signifying Lord Vishnu.

History

The Samudra Narayan Temple honours Goddess Gomti and is located where the River Gomti and the Arabian Sea meet. The tale states that Rishi Vasishtha brought River Gomti down from heaven to sanctify Rama following his fight with Ravana. 

Goddess Gomti appeared here on the ghat following Rama's cleansing and then sank into the Arabian Sea. The temple houses exquisite idols of Lord Varuna, Samudra Deva, Mira Bai, and Mother Asta Bhavani in addition to Goddess Gomti. The temple has a sacred tank, or kund, where a number of ritual sacrifices are made.

Temple

The temple's amazing internal architectural design has drawn admirers from all around the world. Additionally, there are five wells that yield delicious water, or Panchanada Teertha, all around this temple. Another nearby shrine, Chakra Narayana, has a stone engraved with a Sudarshan chakra, which represents Lord Vishnu. 

You could visit the neighbouring Manoratha Dwar, a meditation cave, after paying your respects to Lord Chakra Narayan. This cave has been the practice of Dhyaan yoga for numerous saints. The Arabian Sea brings chilly winds that make for very nice evenings. Take some breathtaking pictures of the Gomti flowing in the background as the sun sets.