Mumbai to Dwarkadhish Temple Cab
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Mumbai to Dwarkadhish Temple Cab — Quick Answer
The Mumbai to Dwarkadhish Temple cab route is approximately 900 km and takes around 15-17 hours via Mumbai Airport → NH 48 → Ahmedabad → Rajkot → Jamnagar → Dwarka. One-way fares start from ₹14/km (Swift Dzire CNG); Ertiga, Innova and Innova Crysta are also available for families and groups. Miles Tours and Travels provides 24/7 doorstep pickup from anywhere in Mumbai, transparent fixed fares with no hidden charges, and a flat 15% off on one-way trips. Booking takes about 30 seconds online or by calling +91 88790 99744.
Overview
Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka is one of India's Char Dham pilgrimage sites, dedicated to Lord Krishna as the King of Dwarka. The five-storey temple with its 78-meter spire stands at the Gomti-Arabian Sea confluence. A taxi from Mumbai to Dwarkadhish Temple takes approximately 15-17 hours via Mumbai Airport → NH 48 → Ahmedabad → Rajkot → Jamnagar → Dwarka, making it a convenient outstation trip. From Mumbai, Dwarkadhish Temple is approximately 900 kilometres away — a 15-17-hour drive on Mumbai Airport → NH 48 → Ahmedabad → Rajkot → Jamnagar → Dwarka that offers pleasant highway views. Planning a trip from Mumbai? Our outstation cab service to Dwarkadhish Temple includes professional drivers, AC vehicles, and no hidden charges. Dwarkadhish Temple at Dwarka, the Gujarat Char Dham site, is 900 km from Mumbai — 15–17 hours via Ahmedabad and Jamnagar. The 72-column five-storey temple is on the Gomati river bank just before it meets the sea. A 3-day outstation pairing Dwarka with Somnath (230 km south) is the standard Saurashtra pilgrimage format.
Mumbai Airport → NH 48 → Ahmedabad → Rajkot → Jamnagar → Dwarka GujaratHistory & Significance
The temple is believed to have been originally established by Lord Krishna's grandson Vajranabha over the legendary city of Dwarka. The current structure dates to the 15th-16th century, built in Chalukya style with intricate sandstone carvings. The region has been an important cultural and historical centre for centuries, attracting scholars, pilgrims, and travellers from across the subcontinent. Over the years, various dynasties and rulers have left their mark on Dwarkadhish Temple, contributing to its rich architectural and cultural heritage that visitors can still appreciate today.
Cab Fare & Travel Time
Cab Fare — Mumbai to Dwarkadhish Temple
| Car Type | Seats | One-Way (15% off) | Round Trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNG Swift Dzire | 4 traveller + 1 driver | ₹21,450 Flat 15% OFF | ₹25,200 |
| CNG Ertiga | 4 traveller + 1 driver | ₹26,050 Flat 15% OFF | ₹30,600 |
| Innova | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹26,050 Flat 15% OFF | ₹30,600 |
| Innova Crysta | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹30,600 Flat 15% OFF | ₹36,000 |
| Innova Hycross | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹49,000 Flat 15% OFF | ₹57,600 |
Estimated for 900 km. Toll, parking & driver allowance extra. Call for exact quote.
Route Highlights
- One of India's Char Dham pilgrimage sites
- Five-storey temple with 72-pillar sabha mandap
- Gomti Ghat — sacred steps leading to the river confluence
- Nageshwar Jyotirlinga located 17 km away
- Bet Dwarka island accessible by boat
Places to Visit in Dwarkadhish Temple
Dwarkadhish Temple
Five-storey limestone temple with a 78-meter spire and 72-pillar assembly hall.
Gomti Ghat
Sacred bathing ghat at the confluence of Gomti river and the Arabian Sea.
Bet Dwarka
Island 30 km away believed to be Lord Krishna's original residence, reached by ferry.
Rukmini Devi Temple
12th-century temple dedicated to Krishna's queen, 2 km from the main temple.
Sudama Setu
Picturesque bridge over the Gomti offering panoramic views of the temple and sea.
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