About
Narayan Sarovar, located about 135 km from the city center, is a significant religious site for Hindus. It is part of a group of five holy lakes in Hinduism, including Man Sarovar, Pampa Sarovar, Bindu Sarovar, and Pushkar Sarovar. The area also features ancient temples such as the Trikramraiji temple and Adinarayan temple with six Krishna temples and one dedicated to Laxmiji.Why you should go
- Experience a peaceful and beautiful Hindu place of worship
- Enjoy stunning views of the sea
- Explore cultural shops offering Kutchh items
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One of west most point of India and also Hindu place of worship
Nice natural place... religious lake... Shop of kutchh culture items and other. Nice view of sea...
So peaceful and beautiful place for relaxing
Good place to bring young people. Although it surrounded by the sea the water is considered sweet. Auspicious place which mentions in a oldest sculpture of vedas. Recommend to everyone.
Nice and silent place at the end of Gujarat. Just plenty of water surrounded. Famous place for temples especially Koteshwar mahadev. Best time to visit this place is in winter at the time of rann utsav at kutch. It is said that on full moon night you will be able to see the house lights of Karanchi, Pakistan.
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Know before you go
- Visit during winter at Rann Utsav for an enhanced experience
- Consider visiting on a full moon night to see house lights from Karachi, Pakistan
- Travel prepared for limited hotel options; consider staying at temple trust dharamsalas which provide free meals
- Combine visit with nearby attractions like Koteshwar Mahadev temple for a comprehensive experience
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Narayan Sarovar, located at one of the westernmost points of India, is a peaceful and beautiful Hindu place of worship surrounded by sweet water. Visitors praise the serene atmosphere, the stunning view of the sea, and the presence of cultural shops offering Kutchh items. The site is recommended for young people and families due to its auspicious significance mentioned in ancient scriptures. Travelers highlight the Krishna temple dedicated to Hindu God as well as nearby attractions like Koteshwar Mahadev temple. The area's unique feature includes being a religious lake with barren lands nearby where visitors can witness desert life.Review score
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One of west most point of India and also Hindu place of worship
Nice natural place... religious lake... Shop of kutchh culture items and other. Nice view of sea...
So peaceful and beautiful place for relaxing
Good place to bring young people. Although it surrounded by the sea the water is considered sweet. Auspicious place which mentions in a oldest sculpture of vedas. Recommend to everyone.
Nice and silent place at the end of Gujarat. Just plenty of water surrounded. Famous place for temples especially Koteshwar mahadev. Best time to visit this place is in winter at the time of rann utsav at kutch. It is said that on full moon night you will be able to see the house lights of Karanchi, Pakistan.
Last western religious place of India.
It is the one of the four famous religious lake of India.
There is barren land near to it..
The most important thing is you will see the life of dessert people and realise about yourself.
Narayan sarovar and the Koteshwar mahadev temple both places are frequently said and must visited venues. The atmosphere is very heart warming. You feel peace vibes there and Koteshwar is also indescribable place if we can see at political view
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