Triveni Sangam
Triveni Sangam
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Dilip123
Bengaluru, India91 contributions
Dec 2019
This place was called Prabhasa since ancient times, considered extremely holy. This is the very place where Krishna brings the Yadavas for a pilgrimage. They perform all the holy rites here followed by merriment ending up killing each other.
Rivers Sarasvati and Kapila together enter Prabhasa and joins with Hiran/Hirani that flows from the Gir forests. After the triveni sangam they together join the sea. This holy site is not only a confluence of three rivers but also the confluence of rivers with the sea.
Its recommended to take a boat ride which is about 10 mins duration. The boat goes to the center of the confluence of rivers. Only then one gets an idea of where the rivers are flowing from and where they are joining. Its hard to know by just standing on the ghats. There is lot of water in the rivers unlike Gomati in Dwaraka.
Although the ghats are constructed well, they are not clean. People feed birds and there are hundreds of them dirtying the ghats.
Rivers Sarasvati and Kapila together enter Prabhasa and joins with Hiran/Hirani that flows from the Gir forests. After the triveni sangam they together join the sea. This holy site is not only a confluence of three rivers but also the confluence of rivers with the sea.
Its recommended to take a boat ride which is about 10 mins duration. The boat goes to the center of the confluence of rivers. Only then one gets an idea of where the rivers are flowing from and where they are joining. Its hard to know by just standing on the ghats. There is lot of water in the rivers unlike Gomati in Dwaraka.
Although the ghats are constructed well, they are not clean. People feed birds and there are hundreds of them dirtying the ghats.
Written January 19, 2020
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Sairam Gulle
128 contributions
Mar 2022
Triveni Sangam has located 1.4 Km from Somnath Temple.
Most of the people visit here to take bath and to perform rituals.
Its believed that taking bath at this Sangam will remove all our sins.
it is a confluence of the 3 rivers Hiran, Kapila, and Saraswati.
There is no dedicated parking for this place, we need to park our vehicles outside of the Sangam entrance.
It's clean and Well Maintained.
we can see a lot of ducks and seagulls.
Most of the people visit here to take bath and to perform rituals.
Its believed that taking bath at this Sangam will remove all our sins.
it is a confluence of the 3 rivers Hiran, Kapila, and Saraswati.
There is no dedicated parking for this place, we need to park our vehicles outside of the Sangam entrance.
It's clean and Well Maintained.
we can see a lot of ducks and seagulls.
Written May 4, 2022
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RkRoadie
Pune, India625 contributions
Dec 2021
Triveni sangam is famous place near Somnath temple as there is confluence of Hiran, Kapila and Saraswati river at this place. One needs to take boat ride to visit actual sangam point.
There is no dedicated parking lot near sangam entrance hence either one can park the car beside approach road or one can park inside ground of Sharada Temple. The boat ticket is Rs.20 per head and they take you to sangam point and explain you about the it. You can also see Hiran and Kapila rivers coming from both sides. There are lot of seagulls around hence good for photography.
The ghats from where you take boat are not that clean but a lot cleaner when compared to Gomti Ghat of Dwarka.
There is no dedicated parking lot near sangam entrance hence either one can park the car beside approach road or one can park inside ground of Sharada Temple. The boat ticket is Rs.20 per head and they take you to sangam point and explain you about the it. You can also see Hiran and Kapila rivers coming from both sides. There are lot of seagulls around hence good for photography.
The ghats from where you take boat are not that clean but a lot cleaner when compared to Gomti Ghat of Dwarka.
Written January 5, 2022
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srk-rk
Hyderabad, India260 contributions
Oct 2021
The triveni sangam is confluence of three rivers Hiran, Kapila and Sarasvati (unseen). The structures are beautiful and lot of devotees take holy dip. But cleanliness needs lot of improvement.
Written October 26, 2021
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RGNMumbai
Mumbai, India580 contributions
Dec 2019 • Friends
A very good place to spend an evening during your visit to the Somnath temple. The sunset is awesome. Lot of parking , though on the road. Boating also available. Very close to the newly built Shri Ram temple.
Written January 5, 2020
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Ipsita D
Mumbai, India118 contributions
Nov 2022 • Family
Must visit place to feel relaxed. Can be maintained little better. Lots of room provided to change if one wishes to take bath there or pandits there to help with any religious prayers. Boat ride also available.
Written November 2, 2022
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Tapanmc
Dhaka City, Bangladesh369 contributions
Aug 2022
This point is located at Somnath . Triveni Sangam identifies conflurnce of Hiran ,Kapila and Swaroswati River . Lot of people takes bath at this holy point . For tourist there is an arrangement of boat tour. Around the ghat entrance there is a shoping place .
Written December 24, 2022
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jnrobin
Indore, India519 contributions
Jan 2015 • Family
Triveni Sangam, the name itself means, meeting place of the three rivers. The three rivers meet here, and it is more of a religious site. The place is not so clean. Not worth vising, can be seen only if interested.
Written February 25, 2015
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harshit_bly
New Delhi, India420 contributions
Apr 2014 • Family
In 51 Shaktipeethas chandrabhaga shaktipeeth is present in the triveni sangam !! There is no temple but the place is very scared !! Only few people know about it
the divinity of the place adds on by the fact that lord krishna took bathe here in the sangam before leaving his human body and then left his body on the bank of triveni sangam which is now Gita mandir !!
Nice place but as always lacks maintenance !!
the divinity of the place adds on by the fact that lord krishna took bathe here in the sangam before leaving his human body and then left his body on the bank of triveni sangam which is now Gita mandir !!
Nice place but as always lacks maintenance !!
Written May 25, 2014
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S. Singh
India5,621 contributions
Oct 2019
Triveni Sangam , Somnath , Gujarat, India
( It`s Depend persons Whom want to bath on river side or not )
Timing – Early Morning To Late Evening
Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult ( Indian And SAARC Countries )
Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult Foreigner
Camera Fee – Free
Cautionary - Camera allowed in Premises area But Caution to use camera for shoot to people / pilgrims when they are Bathing , worship in river side
Cautionary- Area is slippery and wet so avoid heels , sports shoes,
wear Proper Rubber Slippers.
Please do not use Plastic Bags, Do not through Garbage on Side Do not take any food items / Plastic water bottle’s, kept in your vehicles
PARKING SPACE FOR VEHICLES
Triveni ghat in Somnath deserves special mention as a holy place as per Indian mythology since it finds mention even in epics such as the Ramayana and the Mahabharata.
This is the meeting place of three important rivers i.e. Hiran, Kapila and Saraswati before they finally empty themselves out in the Arabian Sea.
Boat Ride is also Available on side.
Triveni Sangam at a distance of 1 km from Somnath Temple and 2 km from Somnath Railway Station.
The Ghat has a very deep philosophical symbolisation itself as the merging of the rivers and their eventual pooling into the sea itself symbolises the cycle of birth, life and death and that every mortal being has to go through it.
It is believed that Lord Krishna bathed at this place just before his journey towards Goloka Dham and hence it is a spot for many to take a dip for purifying themselves. Several ghats and changing rooms have been made to provide assistance in bathing.
( It`s Depend persons Whom want to bath on river side or not )
Timing – Early Morning To Late Evening
Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult ( Indian And SAARC Countries )
Entry Fee – Free For Per Adult Foreigner
Camera Fee – Free
Cautionary - Camera allowed in Premises area But Caution to use camera for shoot to people / pilgrims when they are Bathing , worship in river side
Cautionary- Area is slippery and wet so avoid heels , sports shoes,
wear Proper Rubber Slippers.
Please do not use Plastic Bags, Do not through Garbage on Side Do not take any food items / Plastic water bottle’s, kept in your vehicles
PARKING SPACE FOR VEHICLES
Triveni ghat in Somnath deserves special mention as a holy place as per Indian mythology since it finds mention even in epics such as the Ramayana and the Mahabharata.
This is the meeting place of three important rivers i.e. Hiran, Kapila and Saraswati before they finally empty themselves out in the Arabian Sea.
Boat Ride is also Available on side.
Triveni Sangam at a distance of 1 km from Somnath Temple and 2 km from Somnath Railway Station.
The Ghat has a very deep philosophical symbolisation itself as the merging of the rivers and their eventual pooling into the sea itself symbolises the cycle of birth, life and death and that every mortal being has to go through it.
It is believed that Lord Krishna bathed at this place just before his journey towards Goloka Dham and hence it is a spot for many to take a dip for purifying themselves. Several ghats and changing rooms have been made to provide assistance in bathing.
Written October 26, 2019
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
SUDIPTA SEN
4 contributions
Hi ! Is the ghat on the way to Diu ( from Somnath)? Is it a good point to watch sunset? How do people go upto the confluence - by boat? How good and safe are the boats? Can we see sunset from the boat?
arunbvkumar
Dubai, United Arab Emirates1,000 contributions
It is within 20 Kms from somnath and there is no boating facility for watching the sunset. There is a small hand crafted boat for people to immerse the ashes of their ancestors.
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