Gomti Ghat
Gomti Ghat
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CarLinkMumbai
Mumbai, India12,420 contributions
Jan 2014 • Friends
We had reached the Dwarkadhish Temple before 5:00 in the evening and the doors were scheduled to open only at 5:00. We had a lot of time to take a leisurely walk on the banks. Its quite well-kept. The beautification work is in progress. The water itself is very clean, despite the fact that a lot of devotees take holi dip before the darshan there.
Written 22 January 2014
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KK_MishraYATRI
Ranchi, India159 contributions
Mar 2014 • Family
This Gomati river is different from the Gomati river that is in UP on which banks Lucknow is situated. This Gomati is a tidal river and at an interval of 6 hours the water starts coming into it from the sea and then begins to drain out into the sea. When we first saw it in the morning after Dwarkadhish darshan, it was almost dry and water was flowing in a thin drain in the middle. But in the afternoon it was full with six to seven feet deep water and waves from the Arabian sea were entering the river at regular interval. Boats were taking people from one side to another. This magic can be seen only if you stay here for 12 hours at least. Near the Dwarkadhish Temple the ghat is named as "Chhappan Sidhi" ghat. Here a small temple of Goddess Gomati is situated. The mouth of river at sea is about half km from this ghat. All along upto the mouth different ghats are made. Since it is a sacred river and taking a dip in it is good from religious point of view, the ghats see a large number of pilgrims most of whom from the rural areas. Many locals sell fish and cow feeds. Feeding fish during high tide is very entertaining.
Near the mouth of river there is a "Suryanarayan temple". It is quite a nice place to watch the river and Arabian sea meeting. I saw a sea turtle about two feet wide entering the river from sea. Along the sea water many sea weeds also enter the river. Some of which is rare and sold by locals. Locals also sell many types of stones, 'Shankh', "Kaudi", shells and "Gomati Chakras". "Gomati Chakras" are only found in this Gomati river. It is kept by religious people in their place of worship and thought to be bringing wealth. The Gomati ghat has many small temples of different Gods and many small shops selling different items are situated all along it.
It is a place worth visiting.
For my tour details and pics you may visit my blog at following link:--
http://kkyatri.blogspot.in/2014/05/my-long-cherished-dream-of-somnath-and.html
Wish you a happy and safe journey...!!
Near the mouth of river there is a "Suryanarayan temple". It is quite a nice place to watch the river and Arabian sea meeting. I saw a sea turtle about two feet wide entering the river from sea. Along the sea water many sea weeds also enter the river. Some of which is rare and sold by locals. Locals also sell many types of stones, 'Shankh', "Kaudi", shells and "Gomati Chakras". "Gomati Chakras" are only found in this Gomati river. It is kept by religious people in their place of worship and thought to be bringing wealth. The Gomati ghat has many small temples of different Gods and many small shops selling different items are situated all along it.
It is a place worth visiting.
For my tour details and pics you may visit my blog at following link:--
http://kkyatri.blogspot.in/2014/05/my-long-cherished-dream-of-somnath-and.html
Wish you a happy and safe journey...!!
Written 17 February 2015
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NirmalaVeeraghanta
Chennai (Madras), India149 contributions
Dec 2013 • Couples
it is believed that if you enter the dwarakadeesh temple from the front entrance and leave the temple from the back entrance then you will get moksha !!! so when you enter through the front entrance you come across gomti river where the water comes from the arabian sea based on the moon timings.we went on 20/12/2013 at 8.30 pm there was no water and time calculated for the water to tide over was 12 am since we were tired travelling long distance we did not venture out again to see gomti river. moreover as the temple was about to close by 9 pm we went back to the temple to get a quick darshan of lord krishna as the crowd had already dispersed
Written 16 January 2014
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Bhaskar Reddy
Bengaluru, India91 contributions
Sept 2023 • Family
As dirty as rest of Dwarka, wish the ghat was remodelled ala Ujjain or Somnath. Nature's bounty spoilt by human apathy. Right behind Dwarkadish temple, we need to walk through commercial din and dirt to reach the ghat. Sudama Sethu built across river Gomati was shut for maintenance while we visited the ghat on 9 Sep 2023.
Written 13 September 2023
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RkRoadie
Pune, India622 contributions
Dec 2021
This ghat is created beside flow of gomti river. The river is clean and one can view it from approach road to Dwarkadish Temple itself.
I would like to add here that this is one of the dirtiest place i saw. There are many slippery sections added by cow dung everywhere, plastic and other garbages.
We somehow just went near river and put some water on our heads and returned back. The area needs to be maintained properly and cleanliness should have been initiated.
I would like to add here that this is one of the dirtiest place i saw. There are many slippery sections added by cow dung everywhere, plastic and other garbages.
We somehow just went near river and put some water on our heads and returned back. The area needs to be maintained properly and cleanliness should have been initiated.
Written 5 January 2022
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Jitendra Vijay
Bharuch, India410 contributions
Oct 2018 • Family
When we arrived there, it was a time of low tide and water was stinking, not clean also.
Place has religious values as it is suggested that you should have bath here but we could not dare to.
Gomti chakra which is kind of sea shell is only available here and is belived to have many values and is also used for worship of goddess Laxmi.
Place has religious values as it is suggested that you should have bath here but we could not dare to.
Gomti chakra which is kind of sea shell is only available here and is belived to have many values and is also used for worship of goddess Laxmi.
Written 26 October 2018
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A-Chaudhari
Ahmedabad, India114 contributions
Nov 2015
I like this place very much. People cross it with boat. They ignite lamps of soil. You can go near sea from here. Here , after every 6 hours, water goes up and down. Even you feel nice when you see sunset from sea .
Written 23 November 2015
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Deep's Diary
New Delhi, India256 contributions
July 2017 • Friends
People take bath in the gomti ghat..it is said that your sins will go if you bath in this ghat...but the water is very salty
Written 24 July 2017
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forgrps
Bengaluru, India65 contributions
Dec 2016 • Family
Gomati Ghat is the Gomati river bank that is must to be visited before one visits Dwarka temple.
We went for evening darshan, and first we visited Gomati Ghat. It was nice. We fed some food to fishes, then went on the small bridge to see other temple. There are 7 wells with different taste in water. We could not see/taste them as it was getting dark at that time.
We went for evening darshan, and first we visited Gomati Ghat. It was nice. We fed some food to fishes, then went on the small bridge to see other temple. There are 7 wells with different taste in water. We could not see/taste them as it was getting dark at that time.
Written 2 March 2017
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Mano10Apr
Jamnagar District, India62 contributions
Oct 2015 • Family
best time to take bath(snan) is in the early morning as the water is available in the ghat at right level and it recedes slowly during afternoon
Written 1 November 2015
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There are some hotels where refreshments breakfast lunch etc are available.Otherwise roadside shops are very limited.
Written 23 February 2019
When u descend the train off Dwarka station, get a cab/auto to your hotel or direct them to Dwarka temple. price is around 100 for complete auto booking. Open google maps and search for gomti ghat or ask anybody, you will walk over to this place in less than 10 minutes. Enjoy.
Best time is after 12 AM or in the morning before sunrise. You will love it.
Written 13 December 2018
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