The Rann Utsav focuses on art and culture and brings out the uniqueness and rich diversity of the region. The Rann of Kutch is also one of the most famous tourist attractions because of its sand and salt. The view in Kala Dungar is breathtaking. The Mandvi beach is clean and tranquil and makes the perfect choice for an evening walk. The palaces such as Aaina Mahal and Prag Mahal are also a must-visit. The Wild-Ass Sanctuary is also a great place to explore.
A person who lives in the region of Kutch is called a Kutchi. There are people from various regions who reside in Kutch that include nomadic and semi-nomadic groups as well. The majority of the population in Kutch follow Jainism. A large number of Kutchis are businessmen. The Kutchis are friendly and welcoming to people from other communities. Kutch has its traditional folk music, and they use instruments such as bhorrindo, dholak, morchang, etc. The language spoken is also called Kutchi, but people also speak Hindi and Gujarati.
The main festivals celebrated are Makar Sankranti and the Rann Utsav. The Kutchi cuisine consists of rotis made of millet, curd, buttermilk, curry, theplas, and khakras. The street food is something you mustn’t miss!
