Welcome to India's Ahmedabad. Our agent will meet you and drive you the 220 kilometers to Gondal. In British India, Gondal was one of the eight first-class princely kingdoms that made up the Kathiawar Agency of the Bombay Presidency.During the afternoon, you will be transported to see the 17th-century Naulakha building, the oldest building still standing in Gondal. It features exquisitely carved arches, a pillared courtyard, a distinctive spiral staircase, and stone sculptures with jharokhas (enclosed balconies). Stuffed panthers, gilded wooden furniture, and antique mirrors can be found in the spacious durbar (court), which is illuminated by a chandelier.

The Riverside Palace, the Huzoor Palace, and the Orchard Palace are a few other palaces in the area. Before returning to Gondal in the evening, you will be transported to Virpur to see the Jalaram temple.

Spend one night at the Naulakha Palace in Gondal.

After breakfast, travel 65 kilometers through Junagadh to Somnath (89 km). Junagadh is located at the base of the Girnar hills.After visiting the Junagadh Museum and Ashok Rock Edict, you will proceed to the Somnath Temple for "darshan." You will spend the night in Veraval, which is seven kilometers away from Somnath Temple.In Veraval, stay at a hotel.

After breakfast, travel 130 kilometers to Dwarka, stopping along the way to see Porbander (100 km). The most famous thing about Porbandar is that Mahatma Gandhi was born there. Among the sites to see are Kirti Mandir, the Planetarium, the Porbandar Bird Sanctuary, and Bharat Mandir.

You will be driven to Dwarka in the evening to see sites such as the Vaishnava temple known as Dwarakadhisa Temple. The name Jagat Mandir comes from the fact that Raja Jagat Singh Rathore constructed it. The temple is 12.19 meters above sea level and faces west. It is said that Krishna constructed his city and temple at this 2,500-year-old temple site. The current temple, however, dates to the sixteenth century. In addition to a five-story building supported by 72 pillars, there is a 60-pillar sandstone temple. An enormous flag featuring images of the sun and moon is raised atop the temple spire, which reaches a height of 78 meters (256 feet).

Stay in Dwarka for the night.

This day is set aside for a full-day tour of the several Dwarka temples. There are several minor temples in Gomti Ghat devoted to Saraswati, Lakshmi, and Samudra (God of the Sea). The Gomati temple, which features an idol of the river goddess Gomati that is believed to have been brought to earth by the sage Vasishta, the Samudra Narayana (Sangam Narayana) temple, which is located at the meeting point of the Gomti River and the sea, and the Chakra Narayana temple, which features a stone with an imprint of a chakra as a manifestation of Vishnu, are other noteworthy temples in the ghat area. Two kilometers (1.2 miles) from Dwarka is the Rukmini Devi Temple, which honors Rukmini, Krishna's principal queen. Despite being 2,500 years old, the temple is thought to have been built in the 12th century. The main image of Rukmini is housed in the interior of this elaborately carved temple, which is adorned with sculptures of gods and goddesses on the exterior. Panels at the base of the tower show carved gajatharas (elephants) and naratharas (human figures).

Later, travel to Bet Dwarka, also known as Shankhodhar, a populated island 3 km (2 mi) off the coast of Okha, Gujarat, India, at the mouth of the Gulf of Kutch. The island is 13 km (8 mi) from northwest to southeast, with an average east-west distance of 4 km (2 mi). It is a stone and sand strip located 30 kilometers (19 miles) north of Dwarka.Return to the hotel for the night.

After breakfast, make the 235-kilometer journey to Rajkot and check into your accommodation. Explore Rajkot city and the surrounding areas in the afternoon. The Rotary Dolls Museum features a collection of dolls from various locations and cultures, or you can visit Kaba Gandhi No Delo to learn more about Gandhi's early years. Among the temples that are open for exploration are Jagat Mandir, ISKCON Temple, and Shri Ramakrishna Ashram.

The remainder of the day is spent relaxing. Spend the night in a Rajkot hotel.

Transfer to Ahmedabad after breakfast, then check into your hotel. Before being driven to the airport or train station for your next destination, spend the afternoon seeing the city, shopping, or sampling its cuisine.