The Dwarkadhish Temple, devoted to Lord Krishna, is a significant sacred destination and impressive architectural wonder. Constructed in the Chalukya architectural style, the temple is located on the Gomti River's shores and contains a grand statue of Lord Krishna.

The temple compound features shrines devoted to Rukmini, Lord Balarama, and other gods alongside Gomti Ghat: A sacred bathing area where pilgrims partake in rituals and cleanse themselves in the Gomti River. Bet Dwarka is thought to be where Lord Krishna's family originally lived. Shri Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, situated near Dwarka in Gujarat, India, is one of the twelve sacred spots of Lord Shiva known as Jyotirlingas. In Hindu mythology, the tale of the Nageshwar Jyotirlinga revolves around a demon called Daruka, who tormented a follower of Lord Shiva named Supriya. At Supriya's request, Lord Shiva manifested as a Jyotirlinga to defeat Daruka and safeguard his devotee. Gopi Talav is considered to be the lake where Lord Krishna would frolic with his cowherd pals (gopis) in Dwarka during his youth. It is revered in Hindu lore for being where Krishna engaged in divine leelas with the gopis. Dwarkadhish Chardham serves as important pilgrimage spots as well as preserving the diverse mythology, historical significance, and cultural customs of Hinduism. They provide spiritual comfort and a chance to explore the sacred heritage of Lord Krishna and the wider Char Dham pilgrimage route.