Unknown Key Legends and Vanishing of Ancient Cities in India With a legacy of numerous centuries, India is the only country ...

Dwarka, the city mentioned in Mahabharata as the kingdom of Krishna, was spread across 84 km as a fortified city at the bank of Gomati River in Gujarat. So, the existence of Dwarka is believed to ...

Sudama, Krishna’s childhood friend who visited him at Dwarka, is said to have walked the 52 steps here. The Brahma Kund, where sages would take a dip, had been painted once but, over time ...

The sacred scripture Srimad Bhagavatam states that Dwarka was built by Krishna to avoid attacks from Jarasandha, ruler of Magadha. The city was constructed by the architect Vishwakarma and later ...

The fabled city of Dwarka, said to be Krishna’s kingdom, may not just be a myth. ASI divers are uncovering 4,000-year-old ruins, possibly proving legends true. Could history and faith finally align?

The city of Dwarka is one of the seven holy pilgrimage ... where it is described as the ancient kingdom of Krishna. It is written that upon Krishna's death the city was sunk beneath the Arabian ...

Also known as the Dwaraka of South India, Guruvayoor Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, is located in Thrissur district of Kerala. It is one of the most important places of worship and is often ...