
Near Dwarkadhish Temple, Over Gomti River, Dwarka, Gujarat, India
Sudama Setu is a pedestrian suspension bridge over the Gomti River in Dwarka, Gujarat, connecting the mainland of Dwarka with the island of Panchkui Tirth. It is named after Sudama, the childhood friend of Lord Krishna, and holds significant religious and archaeological importance. The bridge provides access to several temples and religious sites, including the Panchkui Tirth, which is associated with the Pandava brothers of the Mahabharata.
The nearest airports are at Jamnagar and Porbandar. From these airports, one can travel to Dwarka by road or rail.
Dwarka city has a railway station, and Sudama Setu is about 2-3 km away from the station, accessible by road.
Cabs and local transport options are available from the railway station and other parts of the city.
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