Siddheshwar Mahadev Mandir, Dwarka, Gujarat India

 Siddheshwar Mahadev Mandir situated in big village of Uvarsad, which is located in the Gandhinagar city, Near Ahmedabad city of Gujarat, India.  It is completely pure Arashpahan stones, which are normally used for constructing huge temples or mandir. The temple has a huge entrance gate.

Uvarsad village is very beautiful and road touch to gandhinagar and Ahmedabad city, nearest karnavati dental dentistry school and college. Uvarsad is a historical location, where a saint Shankaracharya lived.

The Temple development work and opening Murat start shree ishwaranandgiri Maharaj and all the local uvarsad people. Morning Ganesh poojan held and evening nitya Arti done. The second day all murti put on temple with all formal process. 

The City of Dwarka is best recognized as the home of Lord Dwarkadisa, who resides in His Jagad Mandir. The Dwarkadish Temple describes how Sri Krishna became Dwarkadish in this way. Dwarka is a metropolis of temples, ghats and seashore. Aside from key Jagadmandir, there are numerous temples in the city to visit. The small city occasionally reminds of the appeal of Varanasi. There are small thin streets with cows meeting on the road. The city is remarkable clean, being cleansed thrice daily. The major sites are Shamalshah Temple, where Lord Krishna in the appearance of Shamalshah established the hoondi (remittance) of his devotee Narsimhn Mehta of Junagadh, Kukalash Kunda, Swaminarayan Temple, Gayatri Shaktipitha, etc. It is said that a follower who visits Dwarka has to call Siddheshwar Mahadev and Rukmini Temple. With no darshan of these temples the pilgrimage is supposed to be unfinished.