20 Nights / 21 Days
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Destination Cover – Ahemedabad, champaner, Jambughoda, Chhottaudaipur, palitana, Lothal, Gir National Park, Somnath, Gondal, Wankaner, Sayala, Rajkot, Bhuj, Great Rann of Kutch, Little Rann of Kutch, Dasada, Sidpur, Modhera sun temple, Patan rani ki vav, and over all different colorful isolated tribal villages and ethnic group.
During Monsoon – the Gir National Park will close on 16th June to 15th Oct. every year. And the online booking for safari and entry starts 120 days before, so your early booking is highly appreciable.
Day 1: Ahmedabad
Upon arrival meet our representative at airport and transfer to hotel. (there is connective and also direct international flight to Ahmedabad)
Overnight – Ahmedabad.
Day 2: Ahmedabad- sightseeing
Morning heritage walk in the old town area and then sidi sayed square , jama masjid etc free after noon on the bank of Sabarmati River.
Overnight – Ahmedabad.
Day 3: Ahmedabad- Champaner- Jambughoda (3.30hr drive+ visit)
Morning proceed to Jambughoda and enroute visit the world heritage site at Champaner. Check in a nice palace (Heritage) hotel at Jambughoda.
Overnight – Jambughoda
Day 4: Jambughoda- Rathwa Tribal village- Chhottaudaipur (3.30hr drive + visit)
Meet the very colorful Rathwa tribes at their isolated village and explore their life style too and check in a nice palace hotel at Chhottaudaipur, afternoon visit the nice colorful weekly market.
Overnight – Chhottaudaipur
Day 5: Chhottaudaipur- Lothal- Palitana (4.30hr drive + visit)
Visit the historical Indus valley civilization -famous Lothal ( 3700 BC) – Harpan, Mohenjodaro period and then proceed to Palitana, check in a nice heritage palace at there.
Overnight – Palitana
Day 6: Palitana Jain temples- Gir National Park (3hr drive+ visit)
Early standup to climb for Satrunjaya hill, and excursion the group of jain live temple at there and after royal lunch at palace proceed towards Gir National park. Check in a nice five star hotel and relax.
Overnight – Sasan Gir
Day 7: Gir National Park safari
Meet the wild Asiatic lion during early morning and afternoon open jeep safari with naturalist.
Overnight – Sasan Gir
Day 8: Gir National park safari- Siddi Tribal village- Somnath (1.30hr drive+ visit)
Morning again one safari at the national park, then check out and proceed to somnath enroute visit the (Mini Africa in India) only pure African tribes in india – siddi tribal communities.
Check in a nice hotel at the holy city of Somnath , evening enjoy the illumination of somnath temple.
Overnight – Somnath
Day 9: Somnath- Gondal (2.30hr drive+ visit)
Morning holy visit to the temple and after breakfast check out and departure towards Gondal, check in a nice heritage palace in Gondal, after noon visit the classic part of Gondal.
Overnight – Gondal
Day 10: Gondal- S/S- Rajkot (1.30hr drive+ visit)
During heritage walk at the classic part of Gondal visit the age old palace of Gondal, and excursion the royal life and ancient life style of people. Check in a nice hotel at Rajkot and relax.
Overnight – Rajkot
Day 11: Rajkot- Wankaner- Sayala (2hr drive+ visit)
Morning visit the home of Mahatma Gandhi , then visit the Maharaja Ranjeet vilas palace and nice hill view too , then check in a nice heritage haveli at Sayala and greet by royal family.
Overnight – Sayala
Day 12: Sayala- Tribal village/ Boating- Sayala(3hr drive+ visit)
While boating cross the river and meet the pandhara , Morbi and Navlak tribal communities at their isolated non tourist village, overnight at the same palace at Sayala.
Overnight – sayala
Day 13: Sayala- Bhuj s/s- Bhuj(3hr drive+ visit)
Morning visit the Rabari tribal village near Wankner and then drive toward Bhuj,
Afternoon visit the ancient Bhuj palace, museam and mirror palace too, check in a nice hotel and seek permission for Bani village ( our guide will collect the permission for Bani village)
Overnight – Bhuj
Day 14: Bhuj- Bani Village- Dhorod / Great Rann of Kutch (1.30hr drive+ visit)
After breakfast check out and departure for Bani village meet the very special Desh Rabari, vand tribe at their isolated village. Check in a nice eco resort at Great rann of Kutch ( run by tribal communities)
afternoon enjoy the sindhi tribe dance with camp fire at there.
Overnight – Dhorod (Great Rann of Kutch)
Day 15: Dhorod- Jat Tribal village- Great Rann of Kutch (2.30hr drive+ visit)
Meet the most colorful tribes in Kutch Fakirani and Dhaneta Jat at their isolated village
Jat Tribe- They are very colorful and very aggressive too and living core area in the jungle , to visit their village seek to special permission with the help of village cheap, we are the only travel agent who has very good local relation
Overnight – Dhorod (Great Rann of Kutch)
Day 16: Great Rann of Kutch- Kutchi Rabari , Meghwan tribal village- Dasada (4.30hr drive+ visit)
Meet the Vand, Meghwan ethnic gourp at their isolated village in the core area and then drive towards Little rann of Kutch , check in nice resort at Dasada.
Overnight – Dasada
Day 17: Dasada- open jeep wild ass safari/ Little rann of Kutch
While rumble in Little rann of Kutch over open jeep safari meet the wild asses, blue bull and different birds and animals on nature.
Overnight – Dasada
Day 18: Modara sun temple- Patan Rani ki Vav- Sidhpur Heritage village- Poshina (4hr drive+ visit)
After breakfast departure for Modhera sun temple ( 11th c AD, one of the fine artistic sculpture of Solanki dynesty) , Then visit the Patan step well ( world heritage site by UNESCO on 2014), visit the famous patan textile weaving village, then visit the famous heritage village- Sidhpur, heritage walk over there, then check in a nice heritage palace at Poshina. Enjoy the mouth watering royal dinner with royal hospitality at there.
Overnight – Poshina
Day 19: Poshina- Bhil and Garacia tribal village- Poshina (2.30hr drive+ visit)
By jeep explore the isolated non touristic village in the core jungle of Poshina range, and meet the Bhil and Garacia tribes at there.
Evening enjoy the Garacia fire dance at the royal palace.
Overnight – Poshina
Day 20: Kumaria Jain temple- Ahmedabad s/s (3hr drive+ visit)
Visit the most interesting group fo marble jain temple at Kumaria-10 c AD, Then check in a nice hotel in Ahmedabad along with Sabarmati river. Free evening for shopping.
Overnight – Ahmedabad
Day 21: Departure
After breakfast departure toward Ahmadabad airport to board the flight for your onward journey
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1. What are the top destinations to visit in Gujarat?
Some of the must-visit places in Gujarat include:
Ahmedabad: The state’s largest city, known for its UNESCO World Heritage sites, Sabarmati Ashram, Jama Masjid, Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, and vibrant Law Garden.
Rann of Kutch: Famous for the Rann Utsav (a cultural festival), salt desert, and traditional Kutch handicrafts. Don’t miss a visit to Bhuj, the district capital, and Kalo Dungar (the highest point in Kutch).
Somnath: Home to one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, the Somnath Temple is a must-visit pilgrimage site.
Dwarka: Another important pilgrimage destination, the Dwarkadhish Temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and is one of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites.
Gir National Park: The only place in the world where you can see Asiatic lions in the wild.
Rajasthan Border and Patan: Patan is famous for the Rani ki Vav (a UNESCO World Heritage stepwell) and the Patola Silk Sarees.
Kankaria Lake (Ahmedabad): A popular recreation area with boating, a zoo, and an amusement park.
Patan: Known for the Rani ki Vav, a stepwell and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Vadodara: Home to the Laxmi Vilas Palace, Sayaji Garden, and Baroda Museum and Picture Gallery.
2. What is the best time to visit Gujarat?
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit Gujarat is between November and March when the weather is cool and pleasant, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Summer (April to June): Can be very hot, especially in places like Kutch and Ahmedabad, where temperatures often exceed 40°C (104°F). However, visiting the Rann of Kutch for the Rann Utsav in winter is a fantastic experience.
Monsoon (June to September): Though the monsoon season brings rain, it’s not the best time for sightseeing, as some regions can become inaccessible due to floods or heavy rainfall.
3. How can I travel around Gujarat?
By Train: Gujarat has an extensive railway network, and trains are a convenient way to travel between cities. You can travel from Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, or other major cities with ease.
By Car: Renting a private car or taking a road trip is one of the best ways to explore Gujarat at your own pace. It offers flexibility and the chance to visit off-the-beaten-path destinations.
By Air: Major cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, and Rajkot have airports with domestic flights connecting to major cities in India.
By Bus: Gujarat has a reliable state-run bus system and private buses, which are ideal for budget-conscious travelers.
4. What cultural experiences can I expect in Gujarat?
Traditional Handicrafts: Gujarat is famous for its handicrafts, including bandhani (tie-dye), patola silk sarees, Kutch embroidery, mirror work, and wooden toys.
Fairs and Festivals: The Rann Utsav (in Kutch) is a vibrant cultural festival featuring dance, music, and local crafts. Gujarat is also known for Navratri (dandiya and garba), Makar Sankranti, and Diwali.
Gastronomy: Don’t miss out on Gujarati thali, dhokla, khandvi, farsan, and sweets like khakra, ghari, and mohanthal.
Wildlife and Nature: Gujarat is home to diverse wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, including Gir National Park (Asiatic lions), Blackbuck National Park (Velavadar), and the Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary.
5. What are some of the key experiences in Gujarat?
Rann of Kutch: Visit the white salt desert during the Rann Utsav for an unforgettable cultural and visual experience. Activities like camel rides, cultural performances, and stargazing are very popular.
Gir National Park: A safari in Gir to spot the endangered Asiatic lion is one of Gujarat’s top wildlife experiences.
Dwarka: Visit the Dwarkadhish Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna, and explore nearby Bet Dwarka by boat.
Somnath Temple: Visit the sacred Somnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, and experience the evening aarti (prayer).
A trip to Kutch: Explore the cultural richness of Kutch, where you can visit local villages for an insight into traditional arts, crafts, and the lifestyle of the region’s tribes.
Sasan Gir: The Gir National Park is famous for its Asiatic lions and is the only place in the world where they can be found in the wild. A safari here is a must.
6. Are there any nearby places to visit from Gujarat?
Mount Abu (Rajasthan): A cool hill station and the only one in Rajasthan, known for the Dilwara Temples and Nakki Lake.
Diu (Union Territory): A coastal town known for its beaches, Portuguese architecture, and Diu Fort.
Rajasthan: Cities like Udaipur and Jodhpur are close to Gujarat, and their historical palaces and forts can be part of an extended tour.
7. What is the local cuisine in Gujarat like?
Gujarat has a predominantly vegetarian cuisine with distinct flavors, including a balance of sweet, salty, and spicy dishes.
8. What are some cultural etiquettes to follow?
Dress Modestly: Gujarat, particularly rural areas and places of worship, require modest clothing. When visiting temples, ensure your shoulders and knees are covered.
Respect for Elders: Elders are greatly respected, and addressing them with honor is important. Use the suffix "ji" after names for respect.
Footwear: It’s customary to remove shoes before entering homes, temples, and some shops.
Greetings: A simple "Namaste" with palms pressed together is the common greeting.
9. Is Gujarat safe for tourists?
Gujarat is generally considered safe for tourists. However, like any other destination, it’s always best to follow safety protocols like:
10. Can I visit Gujarat as part of a guided tour or solo travel?
Guided Tours: If you prefer a more organized experience, there are many travel companies that offer guided tours of Gujarat, covering the main cities, temples, and cultural sites.
Solo Travel: Gujarat is very welcoming to solo travelers, and many areas are easily navigable by public transport or private car. However, always plan your itinerary and accommodations in advance, especially in more remote regions.
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