Religious
Triveni Ghat
The holy confluence of three rivers (Hiran, Kapila, Saraswati) flowing to the sea.
- In Somnath
- Plan 1–2 hours
About Triveni Ghat
Triveni Ghat, also called Triveni Sangam, is the meeting point of the Hiran, Kapila and Saraswati rivers, which then flow into the Arabian Sea near Somnath Temple. Hindus come here to pray and perform rituals; by tradition, Krishna came to this confluence after he was struck by the hunter's arrow. Stepped ghats line the water, and gulls often gather there.
Sources: Jay Somnath – Shree Somnath Trust (opens in a new tab), Triveni Sangam Gir Somnath – Gujarat Tourism (opens in a new tab), Triveni Sangam – District Gir Somnath, Government of Gujarat (opens in a new tab), Police arrests a person for littering in Triveni Sangam in Somnath – DeshGujarat (Jan 2022) (opens in a new tab)
More in Somnath
The other places on the same trip.
Somnath Mandir
The shrine of the first of the twelve Jyotirlingas, on the Arabian Sea coast.
Bhalka Tirth
Where, by tradition, Lord Krishna was struck by a hunter's arrow as he rested under a peepal tree.
Dehotsarg
Where, by tradition, Lord Krishna left his mortal body, on the Hiran river near the Triveni confluence.
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