Somnath

According to popular belief, Somnath Temple was built by the Moon God to show gratitude towards Lord Shiva. Its magnificent architecture and profound spiritual significance draw millions of devotees and tourists alike.

The Gita Temple was built in the 1970s by the Birlas of the Dehotsarg Campus. The temple is located at the confluence of Hiran, Kapila and Saraswati rivers on the Triveni Ghat.

Located at a leisurely walking distance from the Somnath Temple, this beach is quite popular for its cleanliness and beautiful views of the ocean.

Located on the northern side of Triveni Ghat in Somnath, the Suraj Mandir is dedicated to the Sun God. Its facade is adorned with intricate carvings, and visiting in the morning, when the temple faces the rising sun, offers a stunning view of its architectural beauty.

This serene spot is located on Prabhas Veraval highway and is quite popular due to the belief that it was here that Lord Krishna was mistakenly shot in the foot by a huntsman and transcended into the superior realm.

The museum was established in the year 1951 and is located near the Check Post in Somnath. Popular for stone sculptures and stone inscriptions, the museum is a must visit for history enthusiasts.

The Bhidbhanjan Mahadev Temple is a revered Shiva temple located in Bhavnagar. Known for its deep spiritual significance, the temple has a fascinating history, including the legend of a bleeding Shivalingam. Devotees flock here with the belief that their wishes are fulfilled through sincere prayer and offerings.