
The Krishna temple the district calls the gateway to heaven and the temple the district name is taken from. The district history dates the original to around 2,500 years ago.
The district records it as built on the homeland of Mohkam Singh, brother of Guru Gobind Singh.
On the district list, at the border of Halar and Sorath.
The district places this ancient temple at the meeting of three rivers on the Khambhalia road.
Associated with the story of a sati, built after Ghumli was destroyed, per the district page.
An ancient temple in Ghumli village, on the district tourist list.
An ancient temple of Sanidev at Hathla, in Bhanvad taluka, per the district list.
The 25 m seated Shiva and the garden with a pond are the district's named attractions at the temple itself.
Where a shrine nearby is paired with Nageshwar by its own tradition, do both in one visit: the temple page and the booking page state the day's darshan windows, and the pair is normally a morning. Distances on this page are only printed where a source stated one, so treat the list as things to plan around rather than a route with times.