Somnath Temple

Somnath Temple is also called Somnath Mandir. It is one of the most beautiful shrines located on the western coast of Gujarat. This place, which holds the symbolical importance of devotion spiritually as well as architecturally, stands timeless through millions of years and is more than a place to worship. 

The original Shivling of Somnath is at the Somnath Temple and according to the locals, the renowned Syamanthaka_mani was thought to have the Shivlinga safely hidden inside its hollow when the attackers arrived to destroy it.

All the same time, Somnath Temple Gujarat has always been a place of pilgrimage and tourism destination for centuries and has rightfully placed itself at the centre of Gujarat Tourism and on the list of various travellers who have set out to explore Somnath Tour Packages.

The Somnath Mandir Gujarat holds a rich and ancient history that dates back thousands of years. Known as the first of the 12 Jyotirlingas—sacred shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva—Somnath is said to be "The Shrine Eternal." Legends tell us that the temple was originally built by the Moon God, Soma, in gold, then rebuilt by Ravana in silver, Krishna in wood, and finally by King Bhimdev in stone. Each time the temple was destroyed by invaders, it was reconstructed, showcasing the unwavering faith and resilience of its devotees.

The present form of the temple was erected by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in 1951, and its glorious structure shines more similar to the glorious cultural heritage of Gujarat. The fabulous beauty of its carvings, imposing shikhara (spire), and peaceful surroundings by the Arabian Sea somehow present this s