Gomti Ghat

Nice place for holy dip and visit Lord Dwarakadhish Temple. Nice handicrafts in streat market and lots of fish.nFish feed available there and lot of fish will come ones you start feeding them. Very nice view of River merging in Sea. Best place for a evening walk.

Nice, it's reminds the haridwar ghat...

There are over 12 ghats surrounding the Gomati River, which are venues of Samudra Narayana Temple, Gomatiji Temple, the Panchanada and Chakra Narayana. One has to go down a flight of 56 steps from Dwarkadhish temple's Swarga Dwar in order to reach the Gomati Ghat. Taking bath and performing sacred rites to forefathers at this Sangam Ghat is considered to be very holy and will liberate one from the sins committed in the previous births as it is said that Lord Sri Krishna known to have taken bath several times here.

Gomti River flows past the Gomati Ghat Dwarka and that makes the Ghat a real holy place and River Gomati is the tributary of Holy Ganges, the most sacred river for all Hindus. The river originates in the Himalayan ranges of Nepal and flows down across many Indian states withnGujarat being one of those. In lord Krishna’s legendary city Dwarka,Gomati Ghat is an important haunt for all devout pilgrims. It is also referred to as Gomati Sangam Ghat as the river flows past the Gomati Ghat and soon afterwards meets the Arabian Sea at the Chakratirtha Ghat.

When It has religious importance and people would flock there on occassions, as a tourist, you might not enjoy the place. Instead, take a bridge and go right in front of gomti Ghat in the evening to enjoy awesome sunset. You can take camel ride, camel cart or dirt bike ride as well.