Jallandhar Beach

Jallandhar Beach in Diu is named after the demon Jallandhar who was killed by Lord Krishna. The beach is also popular for the Temple of Goddess Chandrika.

Jallandhar Beach, DiuJallandhar Beach is a sea beach that lies almost 1km from Diu and has a temple and a memorial. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Chandrika while the memorial is atop a hill with a stone structure of the demon Jallandhar. The beach is named after the demon Jallandhar who was slaughtered by Lord Krishna. The beach also offers exciting water sports.

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