We went to temple in the evening to avoid morning rush. It was still crowded but we didn't find any difficulty to get in. It was Sunday and we could get out in 30 mins. They offer free service to keep your digital devices and shoes. But you can leave the shoes in front of the gate also. The temple is 400 years old and serene. It's still crowded and some people may find it difficult to move around.

This temple is one of the important Shreenathji Temple in India. The vibes here are very positive. You can feel the positivity once you're in this temple. Temple has timing restriction so better check when the darshan is open and then visit. It has good amount of crowd even on regular days. Just be little careful of Panda's as they bother you a lot. Again, its a personal choice how much to interact with them. Jay Dwarkadhish!!

Dwarkadhish temple is one of the four dhaams. It was a very divine experience. Temple was crowded. We need to leave our mobile phones outside the temple. Parking is around 400- 500 mts away from the main temple. You need to walk from there. There are lots of shops on the way to temple. Men and women have different queues. After the darshan we went down the stairs from the temple and there is gomati river there. We went in the evening there, Sunset was very beautiful.

The place is of utmost importance for Hindu pilgrims. Temple is marvelous but stray cattles roaming around are eyesores . Pilgrims have to walk barefoot to have darshan & streets are full of cowdung. Shops around the site offer nice souvinirs & dresses for tourists. Gomti sangun area is full of local vendors who keep the area dirty. Good food is available for pilgrims in numerous restaurants

Divine blessing, we were lucky to witness 56 Bhoog, being offered to Dwarkadish. You must were decent dress covering from top to bottom for darshan. Dwaj is changed 6 times a day out here. Great place and well maintained. You should avoid carrying mobile and other electronic goods to temple.

The dwarka temple is one the four dhaams in Hindu religion. It is a very sacred place to hindus. Key pointers: 1. The temple closes in afternoon from 1-5:30 pm. So plan your visit accordingly. 2. Nearby must see places: Bet dwarka, Rukmani ji temple, Dwarka beach and Naageshwara jyotirlinga. 3. The bridge to Bet dwarka is functional now. The car can go till the parking area, beyond which one needs to take an auto.

We visited here during the ongoing Ganesh festival. The crowds were much lesser than we expected as we have experienced lot of pilgrims in most of other big temples in India. The security q was longer than the temple q. There were no pandas following pilgrims for doing extra service. The q was fairly orderly and the security was quite courteous. We visited more than once every day and hope we got lot of blessings for all 🙏