dwarka tour from Chennai By flight

Here’s a well-rounded Dwarka tour plan from Chennai, blending pilgrimage, culture, and ease of travel:

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Tour Name: Divine Dwarka Yatra from Chennai

Duration: 6 Nights / 7 Days

Best Time to Visit: October to March

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Day-wise Itinerary:

Day 1: Chennai to Ahmedabad (Flight)

Depart from Chennai to Ahmedabad by flight (morning).

On arrival, transfer to hotel, freshen up.

Visit Sabarmati Ashram & Akshardham Temple.

Overnight stay in Ahmedabad.

Day 2: Ahmedabad to Dwarka (By Road – ~8 hrs / Train option available)

Scenic drive to Dwarka via Jamnagar (visit Bala Hanuman Temple).

Reach Dwarka by evening.

Check-in and rest.

Day 3: Dwarka Sightseeing

Visit:

Dwarkadhish Temple

Gomti Ghat

Rukmini Devi Temple

Sudama Setu

Evening aarti at Dwarkadhish Temple.

Overnight in Dwarka.

Day 4: Bet Dwarka & Nearby Temples

Ferry to Bet Dwarka (believed to be Krishna’s original residence).

Visit:

Nageshwar Jyotirlinga

Gopi Talav

Rukmini Devi Temple

Back to hotel, overnight in Dwarka.

Day 5: Dwarka to Somnath (5-6 hrs drive)

En route visit Porbandar (birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi).

Continue to Somnath.

Visit Somnath Temple (one of the 12 Jyotirlingas).

Enjoy the sound and light show.

Overnight in Somnath.

Day 6: Somnath to Ahmedabad (via Junagadh or overnight train)

Morning free or optional Gir detour (if interested in safari).

Travel back to Ahmedabad.

Overnight in Ahmedabad.

Day 7: Ahmedabad to Chennai (Flight)

Depart with divine memories.

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Package Inclusions (if you're offering it):

Flights (Chennai – Ahmedabad – Chennai)

AC Transport for entire tour

Accommodation in 3-star or heritage hotels

Daily breakfast 

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Add-On 

Gujarati thali lunch at heritage spots

Group tour discount or early bird offers

Custom packages for senior citizens

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22 Wells - Rameshwaram (with meanings & believed benefits):

The Ramanathaswamy Temple in Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu, is famous not only for its architectural grandeur but also for its 22 sacred wells, each with unique water properties and spiritual significance.

Here are the key details:

Overview of the 22 Wells (Theerthams):

The wells are located inside the temple complex.

Pilgrims traditionally take a dip in the Agni Theertham (sea) first, then bathe with water from all 22 wells.

Each well is believed to wash away specific sins and purify the body and soul.

The water in each well tastes different (sweet, salty, iron-rich, etc.), even though they are located close to each other.

The bathing ritual is symbolic of cleansing before darshan of Lord Ramanathaswamy (Shiva).

List of 22 Wells (with meanings & believed benefits):

1. Mahalakshmi Theertham – Prosperity

2. Savithri Theertham – Health & wealth

3. Gayathri Theertham – Wisdom

4. Saraswathi Theertham – Knowledge

5. Sethu Madhava Theertham – Washes away sins

6. Gandhamadhana Theertham – Relief from curses

7. Kavatcha Theertham – Protection from evil

8. Gavaya Theertham – Spiritual enlightenment

9. Nala Theertham – Cleansing of sins

10. Neela Theertham – Grace of Lord Shiva

11. Sanku Theertham – Peace and harmony

12. Chakra Theertham – Spiritual awakening

13. Brahmahathi Vimochana Theertham – Freedom from major sins

14. Suryatheertham – Healing

15. Chandratheertham – Mental calmness

16. Ganga Theertham – Equivalent to Ganges bath

17. Yamuna Theertham – Removes fear of death

18. Gaya Theertham – Pitra dosha removal

19. Sethu Theertham – Blessings of Rama

20. Laxmana Theertham – Protection

21. Hanuman Theertham – Strength & devotion

22. Agni Theertham – Located outside temple (sea) – purifying bath

Interesting Facts:

The practice is believed to be initiated by Lord Rama after defeating Ravana, to atone for Brahmahatya dosha (sin of killing a Brahmin).

Temple priests assist in pouring the water from each well over the pilgrims.

Bathing in all 22 theerthams is considered equivalent to visiting many holy sites across India.

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