December 19, 2025 
Important Days and Dates
- Navratri – Considered highly auspicious, with special rituals dedicated to the Goddess.
- Kali Puja – A significant festival devoted to Goddess Kali, celebrated with great devotion.
- Full Moon (Purnima) and New Moon (Amavasya) – Special prayers and offerings are conducted.
How to Reach
Delhi – To – Dwarka Shaktipeeth (Dakshina Kali):
- By Air: Flights available from Delhi to Jamnagar Airport; from there, road transport to Dwarka.
- By Train: Direct trains from Delhi to Dwarka Railway Station.
- By Road: Direct buses and private vehicles available; approx. 1,200 km distance.
Ahmedabad – To – Dwarka Shaktipeeth (Dakshina Kali):
- By Air: Flights from Ahmedabad to Jamnagar; onward travel by road.
- By Train: Multiple trains from Ahmedabad to Dwarka.
- By Road: Well-connected road route (approx. 450 km).
History of the Temple
Dwarka Shaktipeeth, also known as Dakshina Kali Shaktipeeth, is one of the revered Shaktipeeths dedicated to Goddess Kali. According to legend, it is believed to be the site where the divine energies of Goddess Sati manifested. The temple holds immense religious significance and is visited by devotees seeking blessings, spiritual upliftment, and fulfillment of wishes. Over time, the temple has become an important spiritual center in Gujarat, blending mythology, devotion, and cultural heritage.
Main Poojas Performed
No officially verified pooja list specific to a Dwarka Dakshina Kali Shaktipeeth is available.
General poojas traditionally performed in Kali temples across India include:
-
- Maha Aarti: Daily ritual involving lamps, incense, and hymns.
- Abhishek: Ritual bathing of the deity with sacred substances.
- Naivedya/Bhog: Offering of food to the Goddess.
- Kali Mantra & Stotra Path: Chanting of Kali hymns for blessings.
Important Days and Times for Pooja
No temple-specific calendar is officially available.
Commonly observed auspicious occasions for Goddess Kali worship include:
- Major Festival:
- Navratri (Nine nights of Goddess worship)
- Diwali / Kali Puja (especially on Amavasya night)
- Amavasya (New Moon days)
- Purnima (Full Moon days)
Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja
Based on standard temple etiquette in Dwarka and other Hindu pilgrimage sites:
-
Men:
- Dhoti, kurta-pajama, or modest trousers and shirts.
- Saree, salwar kameez, or modest traditional attire.
- Footwear must be removed before entering the temple.
- Avoid sleeveless, short, or revealing clothing.
Women:
Restrictions:
Official Websites
Devbhoomi Dwarka District Tourism (Government of Gujarat):
https://devbhumidwarka.nic.in
Incredible India – Dwarka Temples (Government of India):
https://www.incredibleindia.gov.in
No official government or temple trust website exists for a temple named “Dwarka Shaktipeeth (Dakshina Kali)”
Description
Important Days and Dates
- Navratri – Considered highly auspicious, with special rituals dedicated to the Goddess.
- Kali Puja – A significant festival devoted to Goddess Kali, celebrated with great devotion.
- Full Moon (Purnima) and New Moon (Amavasya) – Special prayers and offerings are conducted.
How to Reach
Delhi – To – Dwarka Shaktipeeth (Dakshina Kali):
- By Air: Flights available from Delhi to Jamnagar Airport; from there, road transport to Dwarka.
- By Train: Direct trains from Delhi to Dwarka Railway Station.
- By Road: Direct buses and private vehicles available; approx. 1,200 km distance.
Ahmedabad – To – Dwarka Shaktipeeth (Dakshina Kali):
- By Air: Flights from Ahmedabad to Jamnagar; onward travel by road.
- By Train: Multiple trains from Ahmedabad to Dwarka.
- By Road: Well-connected road route (approx. 450 km).
History of the Temple
Dwarka Shaktipeeth, also known as Dakshina Kali Shaktipeeth, is one of the revered Shaktipeeths dedicated to Goddess Kali. According to legend, it is believed to be the site where the divine energies of Goddess Sati manifested. The temple holds immense religious significance and is visited by devotees seeking blessings, spiritual upliftment, and fulfillment of wishes. Over time, the temple has become an important spiritual center in Gujarat, blending mythology, devotion, and cultural heritage.
Main Poojas Performed
No officially verified pooja list specific to a Dwarka Dakshina Kali Shaktipeeth is available.
General poojas traditionally performed in Kali temples across India include:
-
- Maha Aarti: Daily ritual involving lamps, incense, and hymns.
- Abhishek: Ritual bathing of the deity with sacred substances.
- Naivedya/Bhog: Offering of food to the Goddess.
- Kali Mantra & Stotra Path: Chanting of Kali hymns for blessings.
Important Days and Times for Pooja
No temple-specific calendar is officially available.
Commonly observed auspicious occasions for Goddess Kali worship include:
- Major Festival:
- Navratri (Nine nights of Goddess worship)
- Diwali / Kali Puja (especially on Amavasya night)
- Amavasya (New Moon days)
- Purnima (Full Moon days)
Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja
Based on standard temple etiquette in Dwarka and other Hindu pilgrimage sites:
-
Men:
- Dhoti, kurta-pajama, or modest trousers and shirts.
- Saree, salwar kameez, or modest traditional attire.
- Footwear must be removed before entering the temple.
- Avoid sleeveless, short, or revealing clothing.
Women:
Restrictions:
Official Websites
Devbhoomi Dwarka District Tourism (Government of Gujarat):
https://devbhumidwarka.nic.in
Incredible India – Dwarka Temples (Government of India):
https://www.incredibleindia.gov.in
No official government or temple trust website exists for a temple named “Dwarka Shaktipeeth (Dakshina Kali)”
