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The result is a visually striking “lost city” that is unlike anything else we have seen on Earth. But there’s more to this city than just its towering, jagged peaks.

The city was a well-planned and wealthy port colony, the legend says. “Dwarka is mentioned in ancient literature, and is important from a historical, archaeological, and cultural point of view.

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Long ago, in the realms of myth and legend, lay the ancient city of Dwarka, which was no ordinary city, but a place of divine origin, that is believed to have been created by Lord Krishna himself.

The Lost City has what are known as carbonate towers made of limestone that stream out fluid between about 59 degrees to 239 degrees Fahrenheit, Lang said. These fluids have high amounts of hydrogen.

These submarines, which can submerge up to 100 feet are used to transport visitors to Dwarka city. The ideal time to visit is between October and April, costing approximately Rs. 2500–3500.

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