
Geeta Mandir Tourism
About Geeta Mandir







| Monday | 06:00 am - 09:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 06:00 am - 09:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 06:00 am - 09:00 pm |
| Thursday | 06:00 am - 09:00 pm |
| Friday | 06:00 am - 09:00 pm |
| Saturday | 06:00 am - 09:00 pm |
| Sunday | 06:00 am - 09:00 pm |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Tip List
Respect local customs and dress modestly., Visit during morning and evening aartis for a more spiritual experience., Carry water and keep hydrated, especially if visiting during the warmer months.
amitprao
5.0Wrote on 16 Apr 2023
Peaceful temple at the bank of the river.........
This is located on the bank of the river. a peaceful place to visit in Somnath. This temple is dedicated to Krishan, and has the verses of Bhagwat Gita written on marble. The place also has a cave temple for Balarama who is in the form of the serpent. The river flowing outside the temple is a very scenic view, and makes you to sit there for some more time. You can come here by your vehicle, or take a ₹ 30/- bus ride, arranged by the temple Trust. The bus starts at 0800 & 1500 Hrs. daily from the Main temple gate.
Ronit1710
5.0Wrote on 11 Mar 2023
A mandir that imparts positivity and knowledge from Gita !!!
The place is a part of the cluster known as Goloka Dham Tirth. This place was the one from where Lord Krishna Proceeded to his heavenly abode Goloka. Coming to the Gita Mandir, it is first in the line of the many temples at this place. The temple's inner sanctum has a beautiful statue of Lord Krishna in his traditional standing position on one leg playing the flute. The statue is magnificent; you feel like looking at it for hours. Now the most crucial part as to why this is called Gita Mandir is that all the pillars of the temple have a layer of marble on which all the verses of the Holy Bhagwad Gita are carved out. You can read those verses, and the pillars look brilliant because of the same. In fact, of all the temples I have visited, this was the only one where I saw such a thing. But yes, you do feel a sense of peace and tranquility when you enter inside. People were also sitting inside the temple or near the gate to get positivity. But all in all, an old yet beautiful and unique temple that is a must-visit.
ShashiGossain
5.0Wrote on 5 Nov 2022
Beautiful mandir, the last resting place for Lord Krishna. Very spiritual
Worth the visit! All the versus of Bhagwad Gita are written on the pillars of the 18 marble columns. A beautiful complex of Mandirs dedicated to Lord Krishna.
gururaj_bn
4.0Wrote on 3 Jan 2020
Quaint temple
Gita Mandir and surrounding temples in the campus have a nice old look. There is an air of calmness about it. It is adjacent to a river and well shaded. The idols of Krishna, and Lakshmi Narayana sculpted out of pure white marble are beautiful to look at.
adhish03
4.0Wrote on 28 Dec 2019
Very good place to gather knowledge from Gita.
Very good place to gather knowledge from Gita. Also you can find information about all the human incarnations of God Vishnu. Also you will get to know about the incarnations of Goddess Lakshmi.
amitprao
5.0Wrote on 16 Apr 2023
Peaceful temple at the bank of the river.........
This is located on the bank of the river. a peaceful place to visit in Somnath. This temple is dedicated to Krishan, and has the verses of Bhagwat Gita written on marble. The place also has a cave temple for Balarama who is in the form of the serpent. The river flowing outside the temple is a very scenic view, and makes you to sit there for some more time. You can come here by your vehicle, or take a ₹ 30/- bus ride, arranged by the temple Trust. The bus starts at 0800 & 1500 Hrs. daily from the Main temple gate.
Ronit1710
5.0Wrote on 11 Mar 2023
A mandir that imparts positivity and knowledge from Gita !!!
The place is a part of the cluster known as Goloka Dham Tirth. This place was the one from where Lord Krishna Proceeded to his heavenly abode Goloka. Coming to the Gita Mandir, it is first in the line of the many temples at this place. The temple's inner sanctum has a beautiful statue of Lord Krishna in his traditional standing position on one leg playing the flute. The statue is magnificent; you feel like looking at it for hours. Now the most crucial part as to why this is called Gita Mandir is that all the pillars of the temple have a layer of marble on which all the verses of the Holy Bhagwad Gita are carved out. You can read those verses, and the pillars look brilliant because of the same. In fact, of all the temples I have visited, this was the only one where I saw such a thing. But yes, you do feel a sense of peace and tranquility when you enter inside. People were also sitting inside the temple or near the gate to get positivity. But all in all, an old yet beautiful and unique temple that is a must-visit.
ShashiGossain
5.0Wrote on 5 Nov 2022
Beautiful mandir, the last resting place for Lord Krishna. Very spiritual
Worth the visit! All the versus of Bhagwad Gita are written on the pillars of the 18 marble columns. A beautiful complex of Mandirs dedicated to Lord Krishna.
gururaj_bn
4.0Wrote on 3 Jan 2020
Quaint temple
Gita Mandir and surrounding temples in the campus have a nice old look. There is an air of calmness about it. It is adjacent to a river and well shaded. The idols of Krishna, and Lakshmi Narayana sculpted out of pure white marble are beautiful to look at.
adhish03
4.0Wrote on 28 Dec 2019
Very good place to gather knowledge from Gita.
Very good place to gather knowledge from Gita. Also you can find information about all the human incarnations of God Vishnu. Also you will get to know about the incarnations of Goddess Lakshmi.

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