After their pilgrimage, and after the return of Arjuna from the northern Himalayas, they came back to the Dvaita Forest for a second time (3,176). Then Duryodhana came to see the Pandavas living in distress at Dwaita. He camped 4 miles away from the Dwaita lake (3,237). He came there under the pretence of inspecting the cattle-stations of the Kauravas in the vicinity. When he reached the Dwaita lake, the Gandharvas imprisoned him; he was released by the intervention of the Pandavas (2,244).