Gujarat 6 Days 5 Nights Tour Itinerary: Ahmedabad to Rajkot via Dwarka, Somnath & Diu

After arrival at Ahmedabad Airport, meet and greet our representative who will assist with your transfer. Begin your journey towards Dwarka, one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations in India. Dwarka is approximately 440 km from Ahmedabad and takes around 8–9 hours by road.

If preferred, you may take a stopover in Rajkot (approximately 215 km / 4 hours from Ahmedabad) to break the journey. After a short rest or overnight halt in Rajkot, continue your drive to Dwarka (around 225 km / 4.5 hours from Rajkot).

En route Sightseeing:

Swaminarayan Temple, Rajkot – A beautifully designed temple reflecting Gujarat’s architectural and spiritual heritage. (If taking a direct drive to Dwarka, en route visits can be limited to save time.)

Upon arrival in Dwarka, check in to your hotel and relax.

Note 1: The sightseeing mentioned above will be covered based on available time across your entire stay in Dwarka.

Note 2: If you are landing at Rajkot, vehicle will be arranged from Rajkot.

After breakfast at your hotel, embark on a complete tour of Dwarka, soaking in its spiritual ambiance and historic charm.

Dwarka Sightseeing:

• Bet Dwarka Temple – Accessible by boat, this temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and his abode on the island.
• Rukmini Temple – Dedicated to Lord Krishna’s consort Rukmini, known for its beautiful carvings and architecture.
• Gomti Ghat – Take a holy dip in the Gomti River and witness the daily rituals performed by pilgrims.
• Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple – One of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, renowned for its religious significance.
• Dwarkadhish Temple Aarti (Evening) – Attend the mesmerizing evening aarti, a highlight of Dwarka’s spiritual experience.

Return to your hotel for overnight stay after a fulfilling day of devotion and sightseeing.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel in Dwarka and visit the Dwarkadhish Temple. Begin your drive towards Porbandar (Approx. 145 km / 3–3.5 hrs).

Porbandar Sightseeing:

• Kirti Mandir – Birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, showcasing his life and legacy.
• Sudama Temple – A unique temple dedicated to Sudama, a childhood friend of Lord Krishna.

Continue your drive to Somnath (Approx. 280 km / 5–5.5 hrs).

Somnath Sightseeing:

• Somnath Temple – One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, famous for its magnificent architecture.
• Bhalka Tirth – The site where Lord Krishna is said to have been mortally wounded.
• Geeta Mandir – A temple dedicated to the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita.
• Triveni Sangam – The confluence of three rivers, considered highly sacred.
• Evening Aarti & Sound-Light Show – Experience the spiritual aura of Somnath Temple with the evening rituals and spectacular light show.

After the evening program, return to your hotel in Somnath for an overnight stay.

Begin your day early in Somnath by completing the remaining sights before checking out of your hotel. Somnath is renowned for its spiritual and historic significance, so make sure to experience the essence of the city fully.

Must-visit sights in Somnath before departure:

• Somnath Temple – An iconic Jyotirlinga shrine, rebuilt majestically on the Arabian Sea coast.
• Bhalka Tirth – The sacred site where Lord Krishna is believed to have departed from the earth.
• Triveni Sangam – The confluence of three rivers, ideal for a peaceful riverside walk.

After completing your sightseeing and hotel checkout, embark on the drive to Diu, which is approximately 90 km and takes around 2.5 hours. The route is scenic, hugging the coastline and offering glimpses of rural Gujarat.

Upon arrival in Diu, check in to your hotel and prepare to explore the charming island town famed for its Portuguese heritage and pristine beaches.

Top attractions in Diu:

• Diu Fort – A massive 16th-century Portuguese fort with impressive ramparts and sea views.
• Nagoa Beach – A beautiful crescent-shaped beach, ideal for relaxation and water activities.
• St. Paul’s Church – An elegant example of Baroque architecture dating back to the 17th century.
• Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple – A unique seaside temple with Shiva lingas partially submerged in water.

Spend the late evening strolling along the beach or exploring the quaint streets of Diu town to soak in its laid-back vibe and colonial charm.