Beyt Dwarka, Dwarka, Gujarat India

Beyt Dwarka, also known as Beyt Shankhodhar, is a small island and was the main port in the region before the development of Okha. It offers opportunities to spot dolphins, marine excursions, camping and picnicking. Most of the archaelogical ruins excavated here and religious manuscripts correspond with Beyt Dwarka as the original abode of Lord Krishna. 

Beyt Dwarka is a place probably every religious person would admire. Home to some beautiful and rare places of worship, it is a small island that is also known by name Beyt Shankhodhar and is a flourishing seaport, a great place to spot dolphins and even enjoy camping and marine excursions. 

Some of the important temples present hereare: the 500 year old Krishna temple built by Vallabhacharya, Hanuman temple famous for the presence of the idol of Hanuman's son Makaradwaja, Kachoriyu Lord Sri Rama temple, the shrine of Haji Kirmani Pir (a renowned Sufi saint) and a Gurudwara.