The gate is also  known as neelkanth gate. It is remarkably lofty and well-sculptured. It has two auxiliary sub-gates each on either side. The grand procession of The Lord starts from here  and having circled the temple twice, it again ends here with a grand aarati. It’s rather an exit gate to the main campus, but still an entry to the holiest waters of river Narmada. It’s constructed with sculptural fine carvings. Currently, it is used as a view-point of Narmada. From the view point outside the gate, pilgrims enjoy seeing jewel-blue waters of the holiest river-Narmada amidst the labyrinth of mountains. Alongside the gate, there is a downward slope road walking on which is a great experience of sailing through the nature-ride itself. Getting down the enthralling slope, you can have an immediate access to the most sacred, ocean-like waving waters of river Narmada.(photos of all 3 gates and slope to Narmada photo)