Kutch

Kutch is located at the edge of the western part of Gujarat and it is the largest of all Indian districts. This place bears history of thousands of years and the Harrapan civilization once thrived here as well. Cultures from different places including Persia, Sindh and Marwar had their settlements in Kutch. This part of India once drew herders, farmers and shepherds as it had abundant grasslands, and provided good water. Today Kutch is a prominent cultural heritage, famous for its many and various communities and excellent handicrafts.

Aina Mahal

Aina Mahal is known for its outstanding architecture, mirror work, creative use of Venetian glass, marble walls, and reflective lighting. This marvellous structure is comprised of two floors and it captivates the visitors with its rare painting collections, local crafts, carved doorways and also weapons from the royal era.

Kutch Museum

Kutch Museum is among the oldest in the state of Gujarat, stands at the opposite of the Hamirsar Lake. It features gothic architecture and offers insight into its enthralling tribal history. Over ten galleries feature ancient artefacts, Kshatrapa inscriptions, local currency samples, folk arts, weapons, musical instruments, embroidered clothes and more.

Great Rann of Kutch

Kutch is parted into the Great Rann and the Little Rann. This is a true white land that has a snowy appearance. As the nature reacts, monsoons fill this salt desert with water. The Rann Utsav continues for three months. Become a part of it, indulge in lots of activities and enjoy performances by famous singers, local folk artists, and more. Don’t forget to experience the camel safari on this amazing white desert.

Kutch desert wildlife sanctuary

The sanctuary stretches over 7500 square km and is one among the largest areas consists of seasonal saline wetland. It nurtures unusual species of animals with its four hilly islands. You can go for jeep safari and enjoy watching porcupines, flamingos, wild ass, black-necked storks, and other species as well.

Narayan Sarovar

It is an ancient and sacred pilgrimage site for the Hindus. In India, this Sarovar is considered one among the five pious ponds. At this place, you can explore a great number of temples built by Maharaj Shri Deshalji’s Queen. Devotees around the country visit this place to worship.

Vacation is not complete without food, and exploring the local dishes is a part of knowing a culture. Whether you are a food lover or not, as long as you eat food, you must try the mouth-watering vegetarian Kachchhi cuisine. Starting with rotla, dal, curry, curd, kachumbar, papad, the menu is impressive and limitless. You can also try some simple delicacies including pakwaan, odho, and in desserts, you can try gulab pak and mesukh.

Gujarat is a place where you can experience a unification of adventures, history, culture and countless colours. If you are interested in exploring Kutch or any other significant destinations in Gujarat, contact us. We cater the perfect Gujarat Trips, and help our clients make their vacation memorable.