Ahmedabad to Dwarka Trains

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There are 11 trains running from Ahmedabad to Dwarka, covering an approximate distance of 458 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Ahmedabad to Dwarka is MDU OKHA SPL( 09519) departing at 00:10 from Ahmedabad Junction (ADI). BSBS OKHA SF EXP (22970) is the fastest among the Ahmedabad to Dwarka Trains. It departs from Ahmedabad Junction (ADI) at 22:45 and arrives at Dwarka (DWK) at 06:25, covering the distance in just 7 hrs 35 mins. The last train from Ahmedabad to Dwarka is BSBS OKHA SF EXP (22970), departing at 22:45 from Ahmedabad Junction (ADI). You can get detailed information about the Ahmedabad to Dwarka train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Ahmedabad to Dwarka trains are - Viramgam Junction (VG), Ahmedabad Junction (ADI)

Deboarding stations at Dwarka - Dwarka (DWK)

The total time taken by different trains running from Ahmedabad to Dwarka can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Ahmedabad to Dwarka is at 00:10, while the last train is at 22:45.

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Popularly known as the Manchester of India, Ahmedabad is known as the largest cotton producer in the country. The word ‘Ahmedabad’ comes from Ahmed Shah, who founded the present-day city in the 14th century. The city was formerly known as ‘Ashaval’. Ahmedabad dwells on the banks of the Sabarmati River and is one of the significant contributors to the industrial sector of the economy. One cannot miss the vibrant enthusiasm of the city during Navratri.

Dwarka is a city ruled by the Hindu God Shree Krishna. Dwarka was the first capital of the Gujarat state. The city is listed under 12 heritage sites of the country as it is one of the pilgrims of the Chardhams that every Hindu desires to visit and seek blessings from. Dwaraka resides on the banks of the Gomti River as well as in the mouth of the Gulf of Kutch. Janmashtami is one of the biggest celebrations that you must witness.

Dwarka Railway Terminus is a component of Indian Railways' Bhavnagar Division in the Western Railway region. Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Rajkot, Jamnagar, and other important Indian cities and towns are easily accessible from Dwarka Railway Station. It provides passenger and express train services, offering an easy commute for tourists to Dwarka. About a km distance, the Dwarka Railway Station from the Dwarkadhish Temple.

About 11 trains are running weekly or daily between Ahmedabad - Dwarka. The major railway stations where the train takes a halt are Chandoliya, Viramgam, Surendranagar, Wakaner, Rajkot, Jamnagar, and Khambaliya. Trains take a stop of a minimum of 5 minutes at Rajkot Junction. You can enjoy tea, snacks, and other refreshments on the platform.

The city is a must-visit because of its significant religious past and monumental beauty -

• Jagat Mandir - The most well-known and beloved temple in Dwarka is the Dwarkadhish Temple. It is a work of art in architecture and is devoted to Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna, who appears at the temple as Dwarkadhish (the King of Dwarka), is its primary deity. People come in large numbers to this temple to seek Lord Krishna's blessings.
• Bet Dwarka - Visit this place via boat from Dwarka's main town. Speculations suggest that Lord Krishna lived there with his family. The island is renowned for having stunning beaches.
• Rukmini Devi Temple - This temple is devoted to Devi Rukmini, Lord Krishna's spouse, about two kilometres from the Dwarkadhish Temple. It has complex architecture and is a significant place of worship.
• Nagaeshwar Jyotirlingas Temple - One of the 12 Jyotirlingas (holy shrines of Lord Shiva) in India, this temple sits around 17 kilometres from Dwarka. For worshippers of Shiva, it is a prominent place of pilgrimage.
• Swaminarayan Temple - This temple is connected to the Swaminarayan religion and is renowned for its elaborate carvings and imposing construction. Because of its spiritual and architectural significance, it is worthwhile to visit.
• Gomti Ghat - The Dwarkadhish Temple is close to this revered bathing ghat. The Gomti River is said to cleanse the soul; therefore, pilgrims come to this ghat to take a holy dip in the sacred water.
• Gopi Talav - This ancient reservoir or tank linked to Lord Krishna's pastimes. The Gopis and Lord Krishna have danced there. The location is significant both historically and religiously and offers a peaceful atmosphere.
• Bet Dwarka Beach - A well-liked location for relaxation and taking in the natural beauty of the coastline is this quiet beach on Bet Dwarka Island. Snorkelling in the crystal-clear seas will allow you to discover marine life for adventure lovers.
• Sudama Setu - Lord Krishna's childhood buddy Sudama is honoured with the name of this bridge. Enjoy views of the Gomti River and Dwarka town from this gorgeous location.
• Dunny Point - Dunny Point is on Dwarka's westernmost point, has breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea and is a popular place to catch the sunset.

The winter season - from October to February, is the ideal time to visit Dwarka for good weather and a comfortable experience. It is perfect for visiting the city's temples and sights during this time because of the milder weather. You can also plan your trip in the early summer (March - April) if you like warmer temperatures and don't mind the heat. However, because of the intense rains and the potential for travel delays, travelling during monsoons should be avoided.

There are three railway stations in Ahmedabad - Kalupur, Maninagar, and Sabarmati. You can reach these stations via metro rail services or by cab services. Passengers can choose the boarding station at their convenience. If you plan to travel by road, opt for NH27 via Jamnagar and Rajkot. It is well-constructed for a seamless driving experience. Many bus service operators run AC and sleeper buses from Ahmedabad to Dwarka starting at a nominal fare of Rs. 400 per person.