Dwarka Somnath Tour Package from Delhi

Somnath Temple is the main attraction here and is famous for its mythology. Being one of the 12 Jyotirlingas is a big reason why many people visit this temple. The name "Somnath" means "Lord of the Moon." According to mythology, the Moon God himself worshipped Lord Shiva here to break a curse. On the Trip to Dwarka and Somnath from Delhi, you will experience these amazing stories in a special way.

On the other hand Dwarka is known as the city where Lord Krishna lived for many years. The Dwarkadhish temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna is famous for its impressive architecture, which attracts many visitors. Our package for Dwarka Somnath tour from Delhi includes trusted hotels, well-maintained vehicles and customizable plans to make your journey easy and enjoyable.

How to Visit Dwarka and Somnath from Delhi

Dwarka and Somnath don't have their own airports but nearby airports help travelers reach these cities comfortably and without trouble

By Flight

• Nearest airport to Dwarka is Jamnagar Airport that is about 130 km away. For Somnath closest airport is Diu Airport around 90 km from the city. You can reach these airports by direct or connecting flights from Delhi.
• After you arrive you can take taxi or use local transport to get to Dwarka and Somnath easily. This helps make your Trip to Dwarka Somnath from Delhi simple and comfortable.

By Train

• For Somnath the nearest railway station is Veraval Railway Station (VRL) which is just 7 km away. From there you can easily take taxi or local transport to Somnath.
• Dwarka has its own railway station called Dwarka Railway Station (DWK). It is well connected to many major cities that makes it easy to reach by train.

By Road

You can easily reach Dwarka and Somnath by car or bus because the roads between them are in good condition. You can travel by road from Delhi to these cities using the national highway routes.

Route Map

Delhi ➜ Jaipur ➜ Udaipur ➜ Ahmedabad ➜ Rajkot ➜ Dwarka ➜ Porbandar ➜ Somnath Ji

Best Time to Visit Dwarka and Somnath

• The best time to visit Dwarka and Somnath is from October to March. The weather is cool and pleasant during these months. You can easily explore the temples and nearby places because the temperature stays between 13°C and 25°C.
• Try to avoid traveling between April and June, as the temperatures can become very hot, sometimes goes above 40°C.
• Heavy rains happen during the monsoon from July to September, which make the trips tricky.

Important Information About Dwarka and Somnath Travel

Information	Dwarka	Somnath
Travel duration from Delhi	Approx. 20-21 hours by train; 24-28 hours by road (approx. 1,384 km)	Approx. 20-22 hours by train; 26-30 hours by road (approx. 1,304 km)
Famous Festival	Janmashtami (Lord Krishna's birthday), attracts many pilgrims	Maha Shivratri, Somnath Mahotsav (festival celebrating Shiva)
Nearby attractions	Rukmini Devi Temple, Bet Dwarka Island, Gomti Ghat	Bhalka Tirth (Krishna's death place), Prabhas Patan ruins
Local dishes specialties	Gujarati Thali, seafood dishes	Kathiyawadi cuisine, seafood specialties

Accommodations Options

Hotels in Dwarka

There are many places to stay in Dwarka from low cost guesthouses to luxury hotels. Pick your place by looking at its location, facilities and reviews. The areas around Dwarkadhish Temple and Dwarka Beach are favorites for visitors.

Hotels in Somnath

In Somnath you can find places to stay that fit your budget, from simple hotels to old heritage homes. Staying near the temple is a good idea for easy travel. Don't forget to check if they have Wi Fi, parking and free breakfast.

Booking Tip - During festivals like Janmashtami and Shivratri, hotels fill up quickly. Make sure to book your stay in advance.

Travel Tips

Don't miss Somnath's Light & Sound Show

Tourists usually leave once the Darshan is over, but if you stay till night, you can see the light and sound show. It shares how the temple was rebuilt seven times along with other interesting stories - something you won't experience in the daytime.

Follow Temple Rules

Photography isn't allowed inside the temple areas. Just follow the rules so you won't face any trouble.

Book in Advance

During festival time or the busy tourist season (October to February), hotels get full quickly. It is best to book 3-4 weeks in advance because demand is very high at that time.

Keep Valuables Safe

Beware of pickpockets in busy areas especially during festivals or Aarti when the place is very crowded.