Day 01 : Ahmedabad – Junagarh (315 KM) : Welcome to Vibrant Gujarat, the best place for architectural enthusiasts or cultural heritage lover as the state offers an opportunity to explore a diversity.  On arrival at Airport / Railway Station meet our representative and proceed to Junagarh – nestled at the foot of the Girnar Hills. On arrival Check in at Hotel. Stay at Junagarh.

Day 02: Junagarh Local and Girnar Hills : After breakfast proceed to visit Girnar Mountain by Ropeway , Girnar is a sacred hill range for both Hindus and Jains Over 10,000 steps to the summit !! Major temples at Girnar Hills : Amba Mata Temple, Neminath Jain Temple, Dattatreya Temple (at the highest point). Back to Hotel. Dinner and Stay at Junagarh.

Day 03: Junagarh Local and Gir (100 KM) : After breakfast proceed to visit Uparkot Fort – Ancient fort built around 319 BCE by Chandragupta Maurya, Ashoka Rock Edicts – 14 major rock edicts of Emperor Ashoka, written in Brahmi script, Later proceed to Gir – The only place in the world where Asiatic Lion exist in the wild, On arrival check in at Resort. Stay at Gir.

Day 04 : Gir National Park : Early morning proceed to Gir Jungle Safari in Core area of jungle, Opportunity to see Asiatic Lions in their natural wild habitat. After safari back up to resort and Have Breakfast and relaxation time. Afternoon proceed to Devaliya Safari Park (Gir Interpretation Zone) – Fenced zone for guaranteed lion sightings, Later back to Resort. Stay at Gir.

Day 05: Gir National Park – Diu – Somnath (193 KM) : After breakfast proceed to Diu – a serene coastal town known for its Portuguese heritage, sea forts, churches, and clean beaches. On arrival visit Diu Fort – Built by the Portuguese in 1535, offering panoramic sea views, Massive structure with ramparts, lighthouses, and old cannons. St. Paul’s Church – Finest example of Baroque architecture in India. INS Khukri Memorial – A memorial dedicated to the Indian Naval Ship sunk during the 1971 war. Nagoa Beach – Diu’s most popular beach; shaped like a horseshoe, Later Drive to Somnath. On arrival check in at hotel. Stay at Somnath.

Day 06: Somnath Local Sightseeing: After breakfast proceed to Somnath – Shree Somnath is first among the twelve Aadi Jyotirlings of India. On arrival visit Shri Somnath Temple, Bhalka Tirth -this temple at Bhalka Teerth is known as Mahaprabhuji’s Bethak, and a tulsi tree has been planted in Lord Krishna’s honour. Triveni Sagam – The confluence of the three rivers Hiran, Kapila and Saraswati , Geeta Mandir ,Built at the Triveni Ghat, where three rivers meet the ocean, the Gita Temple is a beautiful structure dedicated to Lord Krishna built by the Birlas. Stay at Somnath

Day 07: Somnath – Porbandar – Dwarika (231 KM)  : After breakfast proceed to Porbandar (120 KM), on arrival visit  Kirti Mandir – Birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, Sudama Mandir – One of the few temples in India dedicated to Sudama, Lord Krishna’s friend, Huzoor Palace (View from outside), In the evening attend Arati at Gomati Ghat, Sacred bathing ghat on the banks of Gomti River (which meets the Arabian Sea). Sudama Setu – Viewpoint for the Gomti River and Arabian Sea confluence. Stay at Dwarika. Stay at Dwarika.

Day 08: Dwarika Local Sightseeing : After breakfast visit Dwarkadhish Temple (Jagat Mandir) – 2,500-year-old temple dedicated to Lord Krishna as “King of Dwarka”.Rukmini Devi Temple – 2 km from Dwarkadhish Temple, Dedicated to Rukmini, Krishna’s consort. Bet Dwarka – (30 km from Dwarka) Believed to be the original residential place of Lord Krishna. Major temples at Bet Dwarika : Dwarkadhish Temple, Hanuman Dandi, and Radhakrishna Temple. Later visit Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple – Nageshwar is traditionally considered the 10th Jyotirlinga, where Lord Shiva manifested as a radiant pillar of light, Gopi Talav – Sacred lake where Lord Krishna is said to have danced with the Gopis. Stay at Dwarika.

Day 09: Dwarika – Jamnagar – Rajkot (235 KM) : After breakfast proceed to Rajkot, Enroute visit Jamanagar sightseeing like Lakhota Lake & Lakhota Palace – The Lakhota Palace, situated on an island in the lake, now serves as a museum with royal artifacts, weaponry, and pottery. Bala Hanuman Temple – Famous for its non-stop Ram dhun chanting (“Shri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram”) since 1964 – listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. Later proceed to Rajkot. visit Swaminarayan Temple in the evening. Stay at Rajkot.

Day 10: Rajkot – Ahmedabad (215 KM): after breakfast check out from the hotel. Drop at Railway Station/Airport.…………..End of services…