
On the Prabhas Veraval highway. The trust places here the spot where the arrow of the hunter Jara struck Krishna.
On the Hiran, the place the trust gives for Krishna leaving for his abode, with the Mahaprabhuji ni Bethak, Baldevji cave, Lakshminarayan temple and Bhimeshwar Mahadev in the same complex.
Built by the trust in 2017, with marble idols of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana and small shrines to Hanuman and Ganesh.
Raised by Ahilyabai in 1783 a little away from the original, with a cellar holding Somnath Mahadev.
Given as Kedareshwar in the Prabhas Khanda and called Rudreshwar today, a west-facing Nagar style temple the trust dates to the 13th century.
Eighteen pillars carrying the eighteen chapters of the Bhagavad Gita, in the Dehotsarg group of places.
Where a shrine nearby is paired with Somnath 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.