Reviews for Somnath Packages with our partner agents
Agent: Travelhubin
Keertika • a month ago
Excellent service from start to finish! The team was professional, responsive, a (Read More)nd took care of every detail of our trip. The itinerary was well planned, accommodations were comfortable, and the entire journey was smooth and stress-free. I highly recommend holidify to anyone looking for a memorable and hassle-free travel experience. Thank you for making our trip so special!"
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Sonali Sandeep • a month ago
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Kamalesh • a month ago
We traveled with a group of 12 people to Dwarka, Bet Dwarka, Somnath, the Statue of Unity, and other places. Special thanks to Nandan Ji for planning the trip s (Read More)o well. Most of the people in our group were senior citizens, and he ensured that all the places were covered comfortably. The hotels in Dwarka and Somnath were very good. The vehicle and driver were also excellent. Overall, it was a wonderful travel experience. Thank you, Nandan Ji and the Travel Hub team, for your excellent support and service. Thank you once again to the entire team for your support.
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Ashish • 3 months ago
Overall travel experience was good but planning from the team was a bit better as 3 night 4 days plan cancel give us much better experience in Gujraat so hopefu (Read More)lly in next trip travelhubin will plan better.
Drivers behaviour was good and over all trip was good.
Thanks
Travelhubin.
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Rakesh Bhaskar • 4 months ago
Out of four hotels three were good and your was well managed
Good communication
Agent: Travelbee Tours
BV • 5 months ago
All the above … hotels are also good but, they should have given us a choice
Itinerary is fully loaded …. It should be slightly relaxed
Somnath Travel Essentials
Best Time to Visit: Somnath experiences tropical weather year-round. November to February is cool and ideal for temple visits. March to June is hot, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C. July to September brings monsoon rains, adding greenery to the surroundings. October offers mild weather.
Top Destinations: Dwarka: Religious temples, Krishna heritage Gir National Park: Wildlife safari, lions Diu: Beaches, forts, cultural landmarks
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 days: Somnath and Dwarka for a spiritual pilgrimage 4-5 days: Add Dwarka and Gir National Park for a mix of spirituality and wildlife
Meaning the "Lord of the Moon," Somnath in Gujarat is a major pilgrimage centre and one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. It finds its mention in several holy and mythological texts and is known for its numerous temples and legends! If you are a religious person, a trip to Somnath is an absolute must; Holidify offers many affordable Somnath tour packages.
The Somnath Temple should be your first stop, the first Jyotirlinga shrine of the 12. It is one of the country's oldest and mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita, Rig-Vega and more. This temple came to be established when Soma, the Moon God, constructed a Shivalinga to seek Lord Shiva's assistance in removing a curse put on him by King Daksha, the father of his 27 wives.
Associated with Lord Krishna, Bhalka Tirth is an important pilgrimage site that is said to be where a hunter shot him. The Mahaprabhuji's Bethak temple is situated on the premises. Other temples to visit when travelling to Somnath include the Parshuram Temple, Suraj Mandir and Laxminarayan Temple. Also, see the serene Panch Pandav Gufa, which is dedicated to the 5 Pandavas.
Somnath is famous for its religious sites and its beaches like Somnath Beach and Chorwad Beach. Though unsuitable for swimming, you can relax here and watch the sunset. What's more, you must take the time to see the Junagadh Gate, which is what Mahmud of Ghazni entered through to loot the Somnath Temple. 2 days are enough to explore the city.
The best time to travel to Somnath is from September to March, when the weather is most pleasant for sightseeing. You can choose from numerous hotels to stay in. Furthermore, Somnath tour packages often feature other destinations such as Dwarka, Diu and Ahmedabad. A former Portuguese colony, Diu is famous for the Naida Caves, Diu Fort and Zampa Gateway.
Since Diu lies on the shore, it is home to many beaches where you can swim, relax or engage in water sports like jet skiing, parasailing, boating etc. Ahmedabad, the state's capital, should indeed be a part of your trip to Somnath because it is home to the Sabarmati Ashram, when Mahatma Gandhi resided.
You can visit Rani ki Vav, see the Statue of Unity, walk around near the Sabarmati Riverfront and explore Bhadra Fort. The city is also known for various religious sites like the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, Hutheesing Jain Temple and Modhera Sun Temple. Dwarka, on the other hand, is a profoundly spiritual city renowned for the Dwarkadhish Temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga and Gopi Talav. You must also visit Dwarka Beach.
Holidify, with its customisable Somnath travel packages, provides you with an opportunity to tour one of India's most holy destinations as well as others nearby.
Somnath Travel Essentials
Best Time to Visit: Somnath experiences tropical weather year-round. November to February is cool and ideal for temple visits. March to June is hot, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C. July to September brings monsoon rains, adding greenery to the surroundings. October offers mild weather.
Top Destinations: Dwarka: Religious temples, Krishna heritage Gir National Park: Wildlife safari, lions Diu: Beaches, forts, cultural landmarks
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 days: Somnath and Dwarka for a spiritual pilgrimage 4-5 days: Add Dwarka and Gir National Park for a mix of spirituality and wildlife
Meaning the "Lord of the Moon," Somnath in Gujarat is a major pilgrimage centre and one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. It finds its mention in several holy and mythological texts and is known for its numerous temples and legends! If you are a religious person, a trip to Somnath is an absolute must; Holidify offers many affordable Somnath tour packages.
The Somnath Temple should be your first stop, the first Jyotirlinga shrine of the 12. It is one of the country's oldest and mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita, Rig-Vega and more. This temple came to be established when Soma, the Moon God, constructed a Shivalinga to seek Lord Shiva's assistance in removing a curse put on him by King Daksha, the father of his 27 wives.
Associated with Lord Krishna, Bhalka Tirth is an important pilgrimage site that is said to be where a hunter shot him. The Mahaprabhuji's Bethak temple is situated on the premises. Other temples to visit when travelling to Somnath include the Parshuram Temple, Suraj Mandir and Laxminarayan Temple. Also, see the serene Panch Pandav Gufa, which is dedicated to the 5 Pandavas.
Somnath is famous for its religious sites and its beaches like Somnath Beach and Chorwad Beach. Though unsuitable for swimming, you can relax here and watch the sunset. What's more, you must take the time to see the Junagadh Gate, which is what Mahmud of Ghazni entered through to loot the Somnath Temple. 2 days are enough to explore the city.
The best time to travel to Somnath is from September to March, when the weather is most pleasant for sightseeing. You can choose from numerous hotels to stay in. Furthermore, Somnath tour packages often feature other destinations such as Dwarka, Diu and Ahmedabad. A former Portuguese colony, Diu is famous for the Naida Caves, Diu Fort and Zampa Gateway.
Since Diu lies on the shore, it is home to many beaches where you can swim, relax or engage in water sports like jet skiing, parasailing, boating etc. Ahmedabad, the state's capital, should indeed be a part of your trip to Somnath because it is home to the Sabarmati Ashram, when Mahatma Gandhi resided.
You can visit Rani ki Vav, see the Statue of Unity, walk around near the Sabarmati Riverfront and explore Bhadra Fort. The city is also known for various religious sites like the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, Hutheesing Jain Temple and Modhera Sun Temple. Dwarka, on the other hand, is a profoundly spiritual city renowned for the Dwarkadhish Temple, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga and Gopi Talav. You must also visit Dwarka Beach.
Holidify, with its customisable Somnath travel packages, provides you with an opportunity to tour one of India's most holy destinations as well as others nearby.
The best time to visit Somnath is during the winter months of September to March because the temperature ranges between 10°C and 32°C and it is pleasantly cool. This is also the period when a lot of festivals are celebrated like Maha Shivaratri, Diwali, Kartik Poornima etc.
What is special in Somnath?
Somnath is one of India’s holiest cities; it is home to the Somnath Temple which is one of the country’s 12 Jyotirlingas. It is also known for its other sacred sites such as the Parshuram Temple, Paanch Pandav Gufa, Bhalka Tirth and Suraj Mandir. Besides places of worship, you can also visit the seaside since the city has the Somnath and Chorwad Beaches.
How many days are enough for Somnath?
1 to 2 days are sufficient to explore the most of what Somnath has to offer. Its main attraction is the Somnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, followed by the Paanch Pandav Gufa, Laxminarayan Temple and Parshuram Temple. You can also visit the Somnath and Chorwad Beaches.
What are the best places to visit in Somnath?
The top places to visit in Somnath are Somnath Temple, Somnath Beach, Paanch Pandav Gufa, Bhalka Tirth, Laxminarayan Temple , Triveni Sangam Temple. You can see all the places to visit in Somnath here
How much will a Somnath & Dwarka package cost?
Somnath & Dwarka package starts from ₹8500.
Which destinations are usually travelled together with Somnath?
The destinations usually clubbed with Somnath are Dwarka, Ahmedabad, Gir National Park & Bhavnagar.
How much does a Somnath trip cost?
The starting price for a Somnath package is ₹14,350.