Looking for an unforgettable travel experience that blends spirituality, heritage, nature, and culture? Our Gujarat Tour Packages from Mumbai offers you the perfect escape into one of India’s most diverse and culturally rich states. Whether you’re a devotee looking to visit the Char Dham of Gujarat or a curious traveler wanting to explore white deserts, wildlife, forts, and beaches — Gujarat welcomes you with open arms. This specially curated package is ideal for families, couples, spiritual seekers, and cultural explorers who wish to travel from Mumbai to Gujarat with comfort, safety, and local expertise.
Tour Highlights
Here’s what you can expect on our Mumbai to Gujarat tour:
Dwarka – The Kingdom of Krishna
Begin your spiritual journey at Dwarkadhish Temple, one of the Char Dhams and an iconic temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. The coastal town offers serene sea views, holy ghats, and mythological stories that come alive through local traditions.
Somnath – Eternal Shrine of Lord Shiva
One of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, Somnath Temple is both spiritually powerful and architecturally stunning. Located on the Arabian Sea coast, the temple is a must-visit for every devotee.
Gir National Park – Land of the Asiatic Lion
Nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy a safari in Gir Forest, the only place in the world where Asiatic lions roam free. Spot deer, leopards, crocodiles, and rare birds during your adventure.
Explore Bhuj, the cultural capital of Kutch. Visit local artisans, learn about Bandhani tie-dye, Ajrakh block printing, and mirror embroidery. Each village has its own identity, heritage, and creative spirit.
Statue of Unity – World’s Tallest StatueStanding at 182 meters, the Statue of Unity is a tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and a proud symbol of national unity. Surrounded by attractions like the Valley of Flowers, jungle safari, and museum, this modern marvel is a must-see.
Ahmedabad – A Blend of History & ModernityAs Gujarat’s largest city, Ahmedabad offers everything from centuries-old mosques and temples to modern cafés and shopping districts. Visit Sabarmati Ashram, Akshardham Temple, and explore the city’s UNESCO-listed old town.
Vadodara, Champaner & PavagadhFor architecture and history lovers, Vadodara and nearby Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) present Indo-Islamic architecture, ancient stepwells, and fortresses dating back to the 8th century.