Dwarka is an ancient city immersed in mythology and situated on the western edge of India in the state of Gujarat. Renowned as one of the foremost Chardham and one of the seven ancient Sapta Puri, it is an important site for Hindu pilgrimage thanks to the Dwarkadhish temple, which is dedicated to Lord Krishna. As legend has it, Dwarka was once the kingdom of Lord Krishna himself. Dwarka is set on the banks of the Gomti river and extends all the way to the Arabian Sea. The city exhibits a fascinating mix of spirituality and antiquity, with its well-carved temples and historical structures that attract pilgrims and tourists alike. The archaeological findings have shown evidence of ancient port facilities, further substantiating the claims of Dwarka being a significant city in the ancient times for trade and commerce. The city is imbued with a serene vibe, with its sandy beaches and vibrant cultural festivals, particularly during Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna. Beyond its spiritual significance, Dwarka is also a gateway to marine exploration and bird watching.