Bhalka Tirth Temple Somnath

Bhalka Tirtha is located in the Veraval in Saurashtra on the western coast of Gujarat, India. Bhalka, located just 4 kilometres from Somnath Temple, is the place where Krishna left his body. It is said that he was killed by an arrow shot by a hunter named Jara, an act referred to in the Puranas as Shri Krishna Nijdham Prasthan Leela. Bhalka is part of the Lord Krishna. The site also has an ancient history, as Prabhas Patan was occupied during the Indus Valley Civilisation, 2000–1200 BCE. Festivals celebrated are Janmashtami, Shivaratri, Shravan, Golokdham Utsav, Diwali, Kartik Purnima, and Somnath Sthapana Divas.The temple is a blend of simplicity and sanctity, reflecting a peaceful ambiance suitable for devotion and meditation. The temple is located at a distance of 4 km from the Somnath temple. The visitors reach here directly to have spiritual fulfilment and to feel peace.How to Reach Bhalkla TirthThe temple can be easily reached by the different modes of transport. Some are given below.By RailThe nearest railway station is Veraval railway station at a distance of 5 km, and one can easily reach the temple through the local transport available at the station. You can directly book the train to the station for reaching the temple comfortably.By AirThe nearest airport is Diu Airport, followed by Rajkot Airport. Direct flights to both airports are available. One can easily book the flights to the airport. From the airport, you can easily take a taxi or travel in public transport to reach the temple easily and comfortably.By Road The temple can be easily reached by road, as one can easily take a public transport from the nearby cities. The devotees from the nearby cities reach here by the mode of road by hiring a taxi or through public transport. Thus, it is easy to reach the temple by road.Best time to Visit Bhalka Tirth SomnathThe best time to visit this temple is from October to March, the cooler months. It will let the one easily explore the temple and would also let the one do the sight-seeing near the temple.