Spectacular scenery, fascinating history, a variety of tradition, colour, and enchantment-this is Kutch, the perfect host for anyone’s next holiday. Remote and strange could best sum up the Kutch experience. And yet, the place continues to be unparalleled in terms of beauty, exuberance, and colour that no one with a taste for adventure, excitement, and the unique would like to skip. Located in the westernmost part of Gujarat, Kutch becomes an island where during the monsoon months the Gulf of Kutch is divided from the Kathiawar Peninsula. To the north also, Kutch gets divided from the Sindh region of Pakistan by the great Rann of Kutch.

The Kutch area is the home of the last remaining population of khur (Asiatic wild ass) in Indian. There is also a large bird population, particularly of the large flamingos. Both are protected in the 5,000 km Little Rann Sanctuary, which is contacted from Dhrangadhra; one has to get permission to enter the sanctuary superintendent’s office in Dhrangadhra.

Tour Highlights

• Visit the sacred Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka, dedicated to Lord Krishna.
• Explore Bet Dwarka, an island temple with rich mythology.
• Seek blessings at the Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas.
• Pray at the revered Somnath Temple, renowned for its architectural beauty.
• Witness the mesmerizing Aarti and the Light and Sound Show at Somnath.
• Pay homage at the Rukmini Devi Temple near Dwarka.
• Discover the spiritual aura of Akshardham Temple in Gandhinagar.
• Marvel at the carvings of the Sun Temple in Modhera.
• Visit the historic Kirti Mandir, the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi in Porbandar.
• Experience tranquility at the Bhalka Tirth, where Lord Krishna is believed to have left his earthly form.
• Explore ancient Jain temples in Palitana, a major pilgrimage destination.
• Discover the religious significance of the temples in Girnar Hills.
• Immerse in the architectural splendor of Shamlaji Temple.
• Visit Ambaji Temple, a renowned Shakti Peeth dedicated to Goddess Amba.