Bet Dwarka is small island near the Dwarka city . Bet Dwarka is also known as kingdom of lord Krishna . The center of attraction here is temple of lord Krishna , this temple reminds us the vedic era when Lord Krishna spent time here with his beloved wife Rukmani Devi . It is also believed that Lord krishna spent his time here Bet Dwarka to save him self from the heat of summer.
There is huge gold plated statue of lord Krishna . The entire atmosphere here is full of spirituality and every morning and evening aarti of lord fills more joy to atmosphere of Bet Dwarka.
"The sea, which has been beating against the shores, suddenly broke the boundary that was imposed on it by nature. It rushed into the city, coursing through the beautiful city streets, and covered up everything in the city. I saw the beautiful buildings becoming submerged on by one. In a matter of a few moments, it was all over. The sea had now become as placid as a lake. There was no trace of the city. Dwaraka was just a name; just a memory."
There is huge gold plated statue of lord Krishna . The entire atmosphere here is full of spirituality and every morning and evening aarti of lord fills more joy to atmosphere of Bet Dwarka.
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Temples at Bet Dwarka
Bet Dwarka also has jain temples where one can worship all jain tirthkar at a same place . It is aid that Bet Dwarka is holiest place for Vaishnav Jains . There is also Rukmanee Devi's temple who was lord Krishna's beloved Queen. Rukmanee Devi temple is worth visiting at Bet Dwarka .Bet Dwarka temple under sea or underwater
After Sri Krishna left for His abode and the major Yadava heads were killed in fights among themselves, Dwaraka became submerged in the sea. This is the account given by Arjuna in the Mahabharata:"The sea, which has been beating against the shores, suddenly broke the boundary that was imposed on it by nature. It rushed into the city, coursing through the beautiful city streets, and covered up everything in the city. I saw the beautiful buildings becoming submerged on by one. In a matter of a few moments, it was all over. The sea had now become as placid as a lake. There was no trace of the city. Dwaraka was just a name; just a memory."
