Arrive in Ahmedabad and check-in to your hotel. Visit the stunning Siddi Saiyed Mosque, a beautiful example of Islamic architecture. Explore the historic Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi lived and spun cotton. Marvel at the grand Akshardham Temple, a beautiful blend of traditional and modern architecture. Stop by the House of MG, a historic mansion turned heritage hotel. Enjoy local cuisine and relax at Ahmedabad hotel.

Siddi Saiyed Mosque:

This monument is among the last few mosques that were built under the Gujarat Sultanate and was completed in the last year of their reign before the Mughals invaded Gujarat and defeated them. The construction of this fantastic mosque is credited to Sidi Saiyyed in the retinue of Bilal Jhajar Khan, the general in the army of the last Sultan, Shams-Ud-Din Muzaffar Shah III, of the Gujarat Sultanate. The mosque is especially famous for its beautiful ten stone latticework windows, also known as Jalis, on the side and rear arches. The stone slabs are carved in the designs of intertwined trees and foliage with a palm motif.

Sabarmati Ashram:

In gratitude of the substantial impact Dandi march had on the Indian independence movement, the Indian government has recognised the Sabarmati Ashram as a national monument. The Mahatma Gandhi Ashram has a number of other establishments within its bounds. The most famous among them is the museum 'Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya' which has some of Gandhi's personal letters and photographs on display.

Akshardham Temple:

A visit to Akshardham is an enriching experience. Whether it is in realizing the power of prayer, in feeling the strength of non-violence, in becoming aware of the universal nature of Hinduism’s ancient principles, or just in admiring the beauty of God’s abode on Earth – each element has a resounding significance.

Depart for Dwarka, an ancient city and sacred Hindu pilgrimage site. Check-in to your hotel and freshen up. Visit the Nageshwar Jyotirling Temple, one of the 12 sacred Jyotirlingas and a significant Shiva shrine. Explore the local markets and enjoy the sunset at the Beach. Stay Overnight at Dwarka hotel.

Nageshwar Jyotirling Temple:

Nageshwar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva located on Dwarka, Gujarat, India. one of the legendary temples mentioned in the Shiva Purana and is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. Nageshvara jyotirlinga is situated in a forest called Daarukavanam In Gujarat

In The Morning Visit the beautiful Dwarkadhish Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna and an important pilgrimage site. Explore the Rukmani Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna's consort, Rukmini. Take a ferry to Bet Dwarka, a scenic island with beautiful beaches and ancient temples. Visit Bhalka Tirtha, a historic site where Lord Krishna was struck by an arrow. Enjoy the local cuisine and relax at Dwarka hotel.

Dwarkadhish Temple:

Dwarkadhish Temple also known as the Jagat Mandir, is a Chalukya styled architecture, dedicated to Lord Krishna. The town of Dwarka has its history dated back to the Kingdom of Dwaraka in Mahabharata. The five storied main shrine is grand and marvelous in itself constructed of limestone and sand. The 2200-year-old architecture, is believed to be built by Vajranabha, who constructed it over the land reclaimed from the sea by Lord Krishna.

Rukmani Temple:

An ancient tale of separation, the Rukhmini Devi Temple is located about 1.5 km from the Dwarka city centre. This 12th-century remnant carries out some evident architectural marvels of the time through its mural carvings and other structures. The Hindu mythical story behind this temple begins with Rukhmini Devi and her husband Lord Krishna, picking up the sage Durvesha for dinner. On the way, Rukhmini Devi stopped to quench her thirst at the Ganges, with the help of her husband. Known to be short-tempered, Durvesha Muni was quite enraged when she did not offer him any water. Thus he summoned Rukhmini Devi to be separated from Lord Krishna. Therefore, her temple lies at the outskirts, while Lord Krishna's temple is within the Dwarka city.

Bet Dwarka:

Situated around 30 km from the main town of Dwarka, Beyt Island (also called Bet Dwarka or Shankodhar) is a small island which was the main port in the region before the development of Okha. Located at the mouth of the Gulf of Kutch, the island is enclosed by a few temples, white sand beaches and coral reefs, which is the prime reason for the tourist activity in the region. Among the several activities available at the beach to engage the tourists, the most popular ones include dolphin spotting, marine excursions, beach camping and picnics etc.

Bhalka Tirtha:

Bhalka Tirth is a renowned Hindu pilgrim centre which is believed to be the location where Lord Krishna was shot by a hunter's arrow. According to the sacred scripts, Lord Krishna's death marks the end of the Dvapara Yug and the beginning of the Kali Yug. The tirth has a temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and is called Mahaprabhuji's Bethak.

Depart for Somnath, a sacred town and home to one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. Check-in to your hotel and freshen up. Visit the Somnath Temple, another sacred Jyotirlinga and one of the oldest temples in India. Enjoy the sunset and Overnight Stay at Somnath Hotel.

Somnath Temple:

The Somnath Jyotirlinga Temple is first of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines of Lord Shiva. It is located on the western coast of Gujarat and is one of the oldest temples of the country. It has been mentioned in ancient texts like Shreemad Bhagavat Gita, Skandpuran, Shivpuran and Rig-Veda which signifies the importance of this temple as one of the most celebrated pilgrimage sites. The temple is located on the ancient Triveni Sangam or the confluence of three rivers - Kapila, Hiran, and Saraswati.

Depart for Ahmedabad, bringing back memories of your sacred trip to Gujarat with Jyotirlinga. Arrive in Ahmedabad and depart from the airport/railway station.