Hindus believe that Triveni Ghat is a place where they can reach moksha, which means freedom from the circle of life and death. While sitting on the stairs, one can see several people praying or taking in the spiritual environment. The Ghat visit is an essential part of any Somnath tour package. 

The Gir Somnath District is home to this spot. In Sanskrit, a place where three rivers meet is famous as Triveni Sangam. Somnath is renowned for this landmark. The Triveni Ghat is the name of the Ghat that watches over this pool. The Triveni Ghat is another beautiful attraction among the places to visit in Somnath. 

It is where the three rivers, Hiran, Kapil, and the mythical Saraswathy, get together. Hindus think these rivers flow to their final destination, the sea, so this place is very holy to them. 

Hindus see this meeting point as a sign of birth, life, and death. Some people say that dipping in this pool will wash away all your sins and save you from having to be born again.

History

The Ramayana, Mahabharata, and Puranas are holy books about the Triveni Ghat. In myths, Lord Krishna came by this Ghat before a shooter named Jara killed him with an arrow.

This town is home to the well-known Somnath Temple. It is believed that this temple is one of Shiva's 12 places. Many pilgrims visit this temple yearly because of its long past and religious beliefs. 

After being destroyed by many Muslim attackers, the temple was rebuilt many times. The Indian Home Minister Vallabhbhai Patel started to rebuild the temple. It was finished in 1951 after he had died.

Which river meets at Triveni Ghat Somnath?

The Hiran, Kapila, and Saraswati rivers meet at the Triveni Sangam. It is where they flow into the Arabian Sea on the west side.