The place is of utmost importance for Hindu pilgrims but the cleanliness is below standard. Despite yet to be inaugurated connecting bridge, the surrounding of the temple area is filthy, lacks cleanliness & without any facilities such as drinking water, toilets etc. Nothing is managed properly here & shame to the local authorities.

Beyt Dwarka temple is must visit if you are in Dwarka. Avoid travelling by boat instead take a road trip out there through sudama setu. Temple trust must ensure its maintained upto the desired standard. Area upkeep and queue management need facelift. Inside pandits try to flee you, just donate in donation box. There are locker facilities available for keeping mobile and electronic gadgets. Local administration is requested to urgently do up the area in line with Swatch Bharat mission.

Bet Dwarka Places to Visit. 1. Dwarkadiesh Temple. 2. Golden Dwarka statue museum. 3. Dandi Hanuman. 4. Abhaya Mata Mandir. 5. Neilkant Mahadev . 6. Sudarshana Sethu. You would have to engage an auto rickshaw or rent a bike or car to see all places, you may need about 4 hrs time to visit around Bet Dwarka to visit all temples. 1. Dwarkadiesh temple at bet dwarka closes by 1 pm afternoon and reopens by 5:00 pm evening. 2. "Dandi Hanuman" is about 5 kms ride from the Dwarkadiesh temple at Bet Dwarka. A must visit old temple with a rare statue of 'Lord Hanuman' and his son 'MakaraDwaja' together. Such a temple is no where to be seen in the whole world other than this place. There is a mention of a legend, an episode depicted in some of ancient sanatana scriptures connected to the temple and its pre-historic ancient history. 3. Abhaya Mata Mandir This is an ancient temple, its an Swayambhu Vigraha of Mata ji situated on the island next to Sudharshan Sethu, its surrounded with old Banyan trees, Neem Trees, Peepal trees elevating the temples grandure. Turn Right after the Sudarshana Sethu and continue for 1 km to reach this Temple. 4. Neilkant Mahadev Temple. One has to cross the Sudarshan Sethu and turn Right and head towards Abhaya Mata mandir road for 1 km, at the Intersection take the Left turn and continue for for 1.2 km at the very dead end amidst sparsely dense forest is an old Temple at least 800 years of history repainted and renovated, hidden away from the usual crowd is the Neilkant Mahadev Temple, if you are lucky, you may spot some wild life and exotic migratory birds, especially during Summer.