Temples in Somnath
Religious sites and temples to visit in Somnath
Must VisitSomnath Temple
The first of the twelve Jyotirlingas, rebuilt seven times after repeated invasions, standing today on the Arabian Sea coast at Prabhas Patan in Gujarat as a symbol of Hindu resilience.

Bhalka Tirth
The site where Lord Krishna was mistakenly shot, marking his departure from his mortal form.

Dehotsarg Tirth
The riverside spot believed to mark where Lord Krishna left his mortal body.

Gita Mandir
A marble temple on the Triveni Sangam with the Bhagavad Gita inscribed across its pillars.

Kamnath Mahadev Temple
A Shiva temple opposite Panch Pandav Gufa, built by King Mayurdhwaj.

Laxminarayan Temple
A finely carved marble temple near Triveni Sangam dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi.

Panch Pandav Gufa
A small cave temple near Triveni Sangam linked to the Pandavas' period of exile.

Shree Parshuram Temple
A temple associated with the sage Parshuram, part of Somnath's wider pilgrim circuit.

Suraj Mandir
An ancient sun temple near Triveni Ghat, contemporary with the original Somnath Temple.

Triveni Sangam Ghat
The sacred confluence of three rivers where Hindus believe souls attain moksha.