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Gujarat Textile & Handicraft Tour Package

10 Nights /11 Days

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Description

Coverage Area : Ahmedabad - Gondal - Junagadh - Gir - Jamnagar - Kutch - Dasada – Patan

The state of Gujarat is blessed with rich and vibrant tradition of the creation of textiles and handicrafts. This tradition has been inherited by the current generation from their ancestors. These handicrafts differ in terms of patterns, proportions and materials used. These arts and crafts are a unique mix of aesthetic appeal and intricate detailing. Some arts and crafts that you will get to know about during ‘10 Nights and 11 Days Gujarat Textiles and Handicrafts Tour’ include Bandhani, beadwork, Patola, silver jewelry, woodwork, pottery and Zari.

Trip Highlights

– Guided excursion to the local village nearby Sayla, famous for its local weaving and beadwork

– Visit the Naulakha Palace, known for its collection of  brass utensils, beadwork, silverware and hand-painted wooden toys

– Game safari in the Gir Wildlife Sanctuary

– Guided tour of Anjar City, famous as the center of textile and metal handicraft industry

– Guided tour of Patan to understand the art of double-ikat weaving technique

 

Daywise Gujarat Textile & Handicraft Tour Package
Day 1: Ahmedabad (Arrival)
Day 2: Ahmedabad – Palaces Of Gondal (Five hrs)
Day 3: Gondal – Jetpur – Junagadh – Gir
Day 4: Gir – Jamnagar (Four hours)
Day 5: Jamnagar – Kutch (Five to 06 Hrs. hours) o/n Bhuj
Day 6: Explore Kutch: Excursion to nearby tribal villages and the White Rann area.
Day 7: Full Day Village Tour
Day 8: Kutch – Little Rann of Kutch
Day 9: Little Rann of Kutch – Modhera – Patan and then drive to Little Rann of kutch.
Day 10: Little Rann of Kutch – Ahmedabad
Day 11: Ahmedabad

Tips for Travellers for Planning their Tour

Package Include

– Private car Transfers From Kolkatta and back

– Accommodation with breakfast and dinner

– Pre booked loom tour , sightseeing

- Guided details of Regional Settings

– All Hotel tax

Package Exclude :

Portage, tips, Lunch, Loom experience, insurance, GST 5% and extras not mentioned as inclusions

Itinerary

Day 1: Ahmedabad (Arrival)

Arrival in Ahmedabad, get greeted by the IHPL representative who’ll assist you in smooth transfer to the hotel. Following the hotel check-in, go out for a sightseeing of the Calico Museum of Textiles and various others displaying handicraft items. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Day 2: Ahmedabad – Palaces Of Gondal (Five hrs)

Start your day with a road trip to Sayla. Upon arrival in Sayla, have lunch at a textile hotel followed by a visit to the nearby village to see local weaving and beadwork. Later, drive to Gondal, famous for its cottage, jewelry, beadwork and Brassware industries. Thereafter, visit the Naulakha Palace, famous for its exquisite collection of brass utensils, beadwork, silverware and hand-painted wooden toys. Stay overnight at the hotel in Gondal.

Day 3: Gondal – Jetpur – Junagadh – Gir

Start your day with a road trip to Gir via Jetpur, known for its block & screen printing and textile units. En route, visit the famous Junagadh museum famous for its Nawabi textiles and beautiful carpets. Stay overnight at the hotel in Gir.

Day 4: Gir – Jamnagar (Four hours)

Today, leave by road for Gir Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park. Gir Wildlife Sanctuary is famous as the final abode of the Asiatic Lions.

Following the game drive in this national park, continue your journey towards Jamnagar, famous for its Bandhini work. Stay overnight at the hotel in Jamnagar.

Day 5: Jamnagar – Kutch (Five to 06 Hrs. hours) o/n Bhuj

Start your day a delicious breakfast and complete your check-out formalities. Head towards Bhuj and take a halt in Anjar city, which is the centre of the textile and metal handicraft industry in the Kutch district. The city offers an exciting range of metal handicrafts. En-route visit Anjar and Ajrakhpur Village. These are the villages where artisans block painting. The art is called ‘Ajrakh’. Here, you can witness the process of block printing and buy some souvenirs for your loved ones.

Later, head towards Bhuj. On arrival, you will have an assisted check-in at the hotel. The rest of the time is at your leisure.

Have a delightful dinner at the hotel and have a restful overnight stay.

Day 6: Explore Kutch: Excursion to nearby tribal villages and the White Rann area.

Wake up early in the morning and savour delicious breakfast. Later, embark on a sightseeing tour of the Kutch. En route, visit some tribal villages of the region, which are famous for Ahir embroidery and Rabari embroidery. The other handicraft villages are inhabited by Hindu (Rabaris and Meghawal Harijans) and Muslims (Jaths and Muthwas) pastoral groups.

After your sightseeing tour, return to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 7: Full Day Village Tour

Arise to a scrumptious breakfast and start your local sightseeing tour of Bhuj. Also, visit the Mandvi which was once the summer retreat for the king of the Kutch. Explore the popular attractions of Mandvi and visit the beautiful beach and palace.

After an eventful day, return to the hotel for a refreshing sleep.

Day 8: Kutch – Little Rann of Kutch

Greet the day with the delicious breakfast and complete your check out formalities. Have an assisted transfer to Little Rann of Kutch. On the way, visit Dasada which is renowned for its Bharwad embroidery and Vadiara Rabari. Here, you can explore the work of local artisans and weavers. 

Later head towards Little Rann of Kutch and have an assisted check-in at the hotel. In the evening, you can visit the Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary which is home to some of the exotic species of wildlife such as the Indian Wild Ass, Nilgai, wolf, desert fox, and many more. The sanctuary also houses migratory birds such as Sarus Crane, Ducks, Dalmatian Pelican, and flamingoes.

After this exciting trip, return to the hotel and hop on to your cozy beds for a relaxing sleep.

Day 9: Little Rann of Kutch – Modhera – Patan and then drive to Little Rann of kutch.

Begin your day with a sumptuous breakfast and then embark on the sightseeing tour of Patan. En-route visit Modhera which is renowned for the Sun Temple of the Chalukya era. Then head towards Patan, which is famous for the double-ikat weaving technique, also known as Patola Silk Weaving. Patola Sarees is one of the finest hand-woven Sarees produced today. You can buy the Sarees as a souvenir for your loved ones. 

After an eventful day, return to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 10: Little Rann of Kutch – Ahmedabad

Greet the day with the lip-smacking breakfast and complete your check out formalities. You will get an assisted transfer to Ahmedabad. On arrival, complete the check-in formalities. The rest of the day is at your leisure. You can explore the local markets or spend your day in the resort.

Have a mouth-watering dinner and enjoy an overnight stay.

Day 11: Ahmedabad

On the 11th day, bid goodbye to the ‘Textiles and Handicrafts of Gujarat’ journey and get transferred to the airport to board flight for onward destination.

FAQs

1. What is a Gujarat Textile & Handicraft Tour?

A Gujarat Textile & Handicraft Tour is a specialized tour focused on exploring the traditional textiles, weaving techniques, and handicrafts of Gujarat. This can include visits to artisan villages, workshops, museums, and markets where you can learn about and purchase traditional handicrafts like Bandhani, Patola, Kutch embroidery, and more.

2. What are some popular textiles and handicrafts to see in Gujarat?

  • Bandhani: Tie-dye fabric, often in vibrant colors.

  • Patola: Double ikat silk weaving from Patan.

  • Kutch Embroidery: Intricate hand-embroidery techniques from the Kutch region.

  • Sarees: Traditional sarees like the Ghagras, Dhamadka, and more.

  • Block Printing: Traditional hand-block printing in areas like Sanganer.

  • Leather Craft: Products such as embroidered bags, footwear, and accessories from Kutch.

3. What are the best cities or regions to visit for textile and handicraft tours in Gujarat?

  • Ahmedabad: Known for its textile industry and various traditional crafts.

  • Kutch: Famous for Kutch embroidery, leatherwork, and Bandhani.

  • Patan: Renowned for the Patola silk weaving.

  • Surat: Famous for its textile industry, especially silk and synthetic fabrics.

  • Bhuj: Known for the wide variety of handicrafts, including traditional silver jewelry.

4. Can I buy handicrafts directly from artisans?

Yes, many tours offer visits to artisan villages, where you can interact with local craftsmen and purchase handmade items directly from them. This supports local economies and ensures the authenticity of the items.

5. When is the best time to visit Gujarat for a textile and handicraft tour?

The best time to visit Gujarat for a textile and handicraft tour is during the winter months (from November to February) when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for traveling and outdoor activities.

6. Are there any festivals or events related to textiles in Gujarat?

  • Rann Utsav (Kutch): A cultural festival celebrating the crafts, dance, and music of Kutch, where you can experience the local handicrafts and textiles.

  • Navratri (Gujarat): During this festival, traditional dresses, including colorful Bandhani and Garba costumes, are showcased.

7. How long is the typical Gujarat Textile & Handicraft Tour?

A typical tour lasts between 5 to 7 days, covering various cities and artisan villages across Gujarat. You can also opt for customized tours based on your interests.

8. Is the tour suitable for families or children?

Yes, the Gujarat Textile & Handicraft Tour is family-friendly. Children can enjoy seeing the intricate crafts and learning about traditional arts, especially through hands-on activities.

9. Do I need to book the tour in advance?

It is recommended to book the tour in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons like the winter months and during festivals. This ensures you get a spot and the tour can be customized to suit your interests.

10. What are the benefits of taking a guided tour?

  • In-depth knowledge: Guides are usually well-versed in the history and techniques of the crafts.

  • Access to hidden gems: A guide can help you find unique, off-the-beaten-path locations.

  • Local interaction: Guides often facilitate direct interaction with artisans, which might not be possible on self-guided tours.

11. How much should I expect to spend on a Gujarat Textile & Handicraft Tour?

The cost can vary based on the duration, accommodations, and activities included. A typical 5-day tour can range from INR 20,000 to INR 50,000 per person. Private, customized tours will usually be more expensive.

12. Is it possible to participate in workshops during the tour?

Yes, many tours include workshops where you can learn weaving, dyeing, or embroidery techniques, giving you a hands-on experience with the traditional crafts.

13. What should I bring on the tour?

  • Comfortable clothing for traveling and visiting outdoor markets.

  • A camera to capture the beautiful textiles and handicrafts.

  • Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses (if traveling in the summer).

  • A shopping bag to carry any purchased crafts.

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