The ancient civilization of Dwaraka, associated with Krishna from Hindu mythology, is believed to have created the first underwater city known as Dwarka. According to texts like the Mahabharata, Dwarka was a prosperous city built on the western coast of India, endowed with advanced architecture and urban planning. After its submersion, numerous archaeological explorations around the Gulf of Khambhat have uncovered remnants that suggest the existence of a complex urban settlement. This site is significant not only for its mythological importance but also for showing the advanced engineering capabilities of ancient Indian civilizations.