About Gomtimata Temple
Gomtimata Temple is a small Hindu temple located in the fishing village of Vanakbara at the western tip of Diu Island in the union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. Dedicated to Goddess Gomti, it sits near Vanakbara Beach and the fishing jetty. The temple is visited by local devotees and tourists for its simple architecture, coastal setting and quiet religious atmosphere.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a modest temple structure near the coastline of Vanakbara with views of the fishing harbour and Arabian Sea. The surroundings include the beach, fishing boats and village settlement. The interior houses the shrine of Goddess Gomti. The area is generally quiet and suitable for brief prayer, sightseeing and photography of the coastal landscape.
Key highlights
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Coastal location near Vanakbara Beach and fishing jetty
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Shrine dedicated to Goddess Gomti revered by local fishing community
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Views of Arabian Sea and traditional fishing boats
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Quiet village setting at western end of Diu Island
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Proximity to Vanakbara Beach for combined visit
Culture & Context
The temple is dedicated to Goddess Gomti and holds religious importance for the local fishing community of Vanakbara. It serves as a place of daily worship and is visited during local festivals and religious occasions.