![]() Location of Samudra Narayan Temple Samudra Narayan Temple is located at the farthest end of Gomti Ghat of Dwarka, Gujarat. Geography of Samudra Narayan Temple Samudra Narayan Temple is located at the confluence of the Gomti River and the Arabian Sea. Samudra Narayan Temple is situated at the farthest tip of Dwarka. Architecture of Samudra Narayan Temple Samudra Narayan Temple has three sides. Samudra Narayan Temple is painted beige and white in colour. There are five steps leading to the temple entrance. There is a small cave-like room that had an idol of Goddess Gomti. Here, the locals worship the Gomti in the form of a Goddess. Goddess Gomti sits on a lion, reminiscent of Goddess Durga. Dedication of Samudra Narayan Temple Samudra Narayan Temple is dedicated to Samudra Narayan and Goddess Gomti. Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu are known as Samudra Narayan, which means 'Narayan residing in the Sea'. This is probably because the temple is located at the tip of the Arabian Sea. To the left of Samudra Narayan is an idol of Goddess Gomti. Other Gods in Samudra Narayan Temple Near Samudra Narayan Temple, there is also a Chakra Narayana Temple which is also located near the tip of Arabian Sea. Samudra Narayan Temple features a stone marked with a chakra that manifests Lord Vishnu. Samudra Narayan Temple is very close to the confluence of Gomti River and Arabian Sea. The main idols of Samudra Narayan Temple enshrined in the temple are that of Samudra Deva, Lord Varuna, Mother Astha Bhavani and Mira Bai. Related Articles Gujarat, Indian State Gujarati Culture Tourism In Gujarat Nature Tourism in Gujarat Pilgrimage Tours in Gujarat Krishna Temples in India |