Located just 5 km from Somnath, Bhalka Tirth is a significant spiritual site where Lord Krishna is believed to have been struck by an arrow, marking the end of his earthly incarnation. The serene temple and the surrounding gardens offer a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and prayer.

A short distance from the temple, Somnath Beach provides a relaxing retreat with the calming waves of the Arabian Sea. The beach is perfect for a leisurely stroll, and it offers picturesque views of the sunset. However, due to strong currents, swimming is generally discouraged.

The confluence of three holy rivers – the Hiran, Kapila, and Saraswati – Triveni Sangam is considered a highly sacred spot for pilgrims. A dip in this holy water is believed to cleanse one of sins. Nearby, there are also temples dedicated to Ganga, Saraswati, and Laxminarayan.

Situated near the temple, this museum showcases artifacts related to the history and archaeology of the Somnath region. Visitors can see sculptures, inscriptions, pottery, and coins from different eras, providing insight into the region’s rich past.

A historic gateway that was once part of the fortifications of the old city, Junagadh Gate has witnessed numerous invasions, including the attack by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1025 AD. The gate stands as a symbol of Somnath's enduring spirit and resilience.

Situated near Triveni Sangam, Gita Mandir is a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is known for its inscriptions of the Bhagavad Gita on its walls, making it a serene spot for devotees and visitors interested in spirituality and Hindu philosophy.