Dwarikadhish Gopal Mandir

• Dating back to the 19th century, the Dwarkadhish Gopal Mandir is a temple dedicated to the child avatar of Lord Krishna. 
• The temple marks huge architectural significance and resembles the style of Maratha architecture. Dwarikadhish Gopal Mandir follows a marble-spired structure because the ones who built it belonged to the Maratha culture. 
• It was built by the wife of the Maratha King Daulatrao Shinde named, Balaji Shinde who is said to have received a dream to construct the temple and circulate the word of religiosity among people. 
• The idol worshipped here is a 2-feet statue of Lord Krishna, settled on the altar layered with marble, and bordered by intricate silver platings. 
• Along with that, the devotees can also worship the idols of Garuda, Lord Shiva, and Parvati. The temple also bears a robust historical existence as it’s doors were stolen by the invader, Mahmud of Ghazni, but later, it was restored by a Maratha ruler, Mahadji Shinde.