Triveni Sangam Gir Somnath
Because it is a Triveni sangam, or the meeting point of three rivers, Triveni Sangam Ghat in Somnath has long been a place of pilgrimage. Sarasvati, Hiran, and Kapila The Moon god Soma is said to have been cursed by King Daksh Prajapati and lost his shine. To regain his shine, he bathed in the Sarasvati River at this location as part of Lord Shiva's penance.
Hindus believe that Triveni Sangam is a very important Moksha Tirtha. From this spot three favored streams stream in the Bedouin Ocean. The Sea is the River's ultimate destination, and Moksha is a person's ultimate goal in life. The three primary stages of life—birth, life, and death—are also depicted in this holy river.
At this holy ghat, it is believed that he is cleansed of all his past sins by taking a dip in the river. People from all over India visit Triveni Sangam Ghat to offer Tarpan to their departed ancestors because the Prabhas Patan region is well-known for its Pitru Tarpan and Shraddha. According to the Puran, Master Shree Krishna strolled to this sacred Sangam before excursion to Vaikunth. On the shores of the Triveni Sangam Ghats are a plethora of additional temples, including Gita Temple and Laxminarayan.
Address : Prabhas Patan, Near Somnath Temple
Timings : 6 AM to 6 PM
How to get there :
By Road : The temple city lies 80 km from Junagadh, 220 km from Bhavnagar and 168 km from Porbandar. The capital city of Gujarat, Gandhinagar is just 400 km away from Somnath.
By Train : Somnath is the nearest railway station is well connected to other major towns in Gujarat and India.
By Air : Porbandar Airport is 174 km and Rajkot airport is 200 km away.
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