Rukshamanee Mandir, Dwarka, Gujarat India

Rukshamanee Mandir is committed to the favorite wife of Lord Krishna, Devi Rukmani. Near all His 16,108 wives, Devi Rukmani was Lord Krishna's favourite. The Rukshamanee Mandir, which is otherwise called Rukmani Temple, headlines shifted works of art of the 12th century on its dividers. These artistic creations catch the time used by Lord Krishna and Devi Rukmani.

The temple is arranged about 1.5 km from the essential town, on the Okha thruway. It is spotted on the banks of Bhagirathi River, which might be perceived while going to Beyt Dwarka. The Mandir involves a magnificent marble god of Devi Rukmani, with four hands or Chaturbhuja. These four hands keep Shanka, Chakra, Gada and Padma, which symbolise her being resurrection of Goddess Maha Lakshmi.

Because of the condemnation spelled by Rishi Durvasa to Devi Rukmani, this Rukshamanee Mandir is put at a distance from the fundamental Dwarkadish Temple in the town. Travelers can head out to this temple by nearby transports, auto rickshaws or by foot.