Overview
Kutch is a beautiful place in Gujarat, India, and is famous for its extensive desert areas, diversified culture, and historical attractions. The most famous thing in Kutch tourism is the Rann of Kutch, a vast white desert that in the touch of a full moon looks like a snow field. This gorgeous scenery is a magnet for tourists worldwide, particularly during the Rann Utsav, which takes place between November and February. It showcases the rich culture of Kutch through the form of folk music, dance, camel riding, and the sale of art and craft items. Rann of Kutch Tourism also provides several luxurious tented accommodations available for the visitor which further enhance the flavor of the desert.
With the Kutch travel guide, you can plan your trip and enjoy it without any hassles. Dholavira is the archaeological site of the Indus Valley civilization in Kutch; it is one of the most interesting tourist attractions in the region. It presents the most vivid picture of the highly urbanized civilization of more than 4,500 years ago. Tourists interested in wildlife will be delighted to visit the Kutch Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary supports endangered Indian wild ass populations and hosts millions of migratory birds, flamingoes and cranes, and so on.
Gujarat tourism includes Bhuj which is the main city of Kutch and it is more than appropriate to take it as a starting point. You can see the Aina Mahal (Palace of Mirrors), and Prag Mahal built with a blend of Indian and European architecture. A little away from here is the impeccable Hamirsar Lake where visitors can relax, and take a leisurely walk admiring the beauty. The coastal town of Mandvi is quite a contrast to the attractions listed above. It is famous for the unspoiled and calm Mandvi Beach. You can rest and take camel and horse rides here Just a kilometer away, the Vijay Vilas Palace a royal residence converted into a palace is an architectural wonder built alongside gardens.
You can explore every attraction of this vibrant city by booking Kiomoi’s Kutch tour packages. A visit to Kala dungar the highest point of Kutch in a way gives a whole view of the great rann of Kutch. Gazelle watching around Kala Dungar in the evening is a mesmerizing experience with a stunning view of the sunset over the white desert. The Dattatreya Temple sits atop the hill and provides the trip with an ethnic-religious value. Kutch is also widely known for its excellent traditional Kutch handicrafts and people especially the villages like Bhujodi and Hodka are experts in this profession. These villages are occupied with producing embroidered fabrics, tie and dye fabrics products referred to as Bandhani, and mirror work, therefore they are ideal for shopping for souvenirs.
