This teerth is located on the banks of Hiran at a
distance of 1.5km from Somnath temple. Bhagwan Shree
Krishna took his divine journey to Neejdham from this
sacred soil. Rich accounts of the divined Shree Krishna
Neejdham Prasthan Leela are maintained by the authentic
traditions of Mahabhart, Shrimad Bhagwat, Vishnu Puran
etc. Swami Shri Gjananand Saraswatiji has critically
examined the aforesaid classical indian traditions
and suggested the time of Neejdham Prasthan. He suggested
that Shre Krishna departed on the first day of bright
fortnight of Chaitra month (which correspondes with
18th February of English calendar)in the year 3102
B.C. at 2:27:30 hours
The footprint of Bhagwan Shree Krishna is carved here
to mark the divine memory of Shree Krishna Neejdham
Prasthan Leela. Baldevji, the elder brother of Shree
Krishna also took his last journey from here in his
original serpent form. This is marked by an ancient
holy cave called “Dauji-ni Gufa”
(Bhagwan Shree Krishna saw the his own forms-Brahmaji
and other divine entities - and then closed his lotus
shaped eyelids. Then the benevolent and all-beloved
Bhagwan Shree Krishna took his last journey to his
Neejdham keeping intact his earthen body with the
power of divine yogic fire.)
