Somnath

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Duration

9 days

Max People

Min Age

12+

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Airpot

Overview

Somnath, located on the western coast of Gujarat, is home to the first Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva. It is one of the most revered and ancient temples in India, with a rich history of destruction and reconstruction through centuries, symbolizing resilience and faith. Situated along the Arabian Sea, the Somnath Temple offers not just spiritual depth but also breathtaking coastal beauty. Pilgrims from across the country come to seek blessings, meditate in peace, and witness the divine charm of this timeless shrine.

Somnath Jyotirlinga Temple – Sacred shrine and first of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.
Evening Aarti Ceremony – A powerful spiritual ritual with chants and lights.
Sound & Light Show – Narrates the legendary history of Somnath Temple.
Somnath Beach – Scenic coastal spot for peaceful reflection and walks.
Bhalka Tirth – Site where Lord Krishna is believed to have left his earthly form.
Triveni Sangam – Confluence of three holy rivers: Hiran, Kapila, and Saraswati.

Included/Excluded

Specialized bilingual guide
Private Transport
Entrance fees (Cable and car and Moon Valley)
Box lunch water, banana apple and chocolate

Departure Taxes
Entry Fees
5 Star Accommodation
Airport Transfers

Tour Plan

Day 01 Somnath Temple Darshan

Arrive in Somnath (nearest railway station: Veraval), check into your hotel, and prepare for a soul-stirring experience. Begin your visit with the Somnath Jyotirlinga Temple, a majestic structure facing the sea. Take part in the evening aarti, where the sound of bells and chants create an enchanting spiritual atmosphere. Don’t miss the Sound & Light Show held at the temple complex in the evening, narrating the history and significance of Somnath. Enjoy a peaceful walk along the seaside promenade after darshan.

Day 02-Day 03 Explore Somnath & Nearby Attractions

Start your day with a serene morning darshan at the Somnath temple. Then explore other important spiritual and historical sites in and around Somnath, such as the Bhalka Tirth, where Lord Krishna was said to have been accidentally shot by a hunter. Visit Triveni Sangam, the confluence of three holy rivers – Hiran, Kapila, and Saraswati. Also explore the Panch Pandav Gufa and Suraj Mandir, a rare sun temple. In the evening, you can revisit the temple for aarti or spend time by the Somnath Beach, watching the sunset over the Arabian Sea.