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 Chakratirth Beach is a pristine beach situated adjacent to Diu town. It is nestled amidst the picturesque hills meeting the Arabian Sea. This pristine beach is the ideal place to soak up the heat and relax by the calming shores. Chakratirth Beach is one of the popular beaches in Diu. The beach is made more tourist-friendly by constructing an open-air auditorium facilitated with changing rooms on the sea side of the hillock.
Religious Significance of Chakratirth Beach
Chakratirth Beach is also significant in Hindu mythology. The beach has a folklore attached to the origination. It is believed that Lord Vishnu with his Sudarshan Chakra killed the demon Jallandhar at this very place. The name of the beach has been derived out of the word ‘Chakra’, which had been used to kill the demon.
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(Last Updated on : 26-11-2019)
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