All you need to know about UNESCO world heritage site: DHOLAVIRA

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) recognized Dholavira, Kutch the archaeological remains of a Harappan-era city as a UNESCO world heritage site. Gujarat now holds the distinction of having four World Heritage Sites, owing to the addition of Dholavira in the list. 

Dholavira is the first site of the ancient Indus Valley Civilisation in India to be included in the list, and it is the fourth site from Gujarat and the 40th from India. Dholavira is one of India’s two largest Harappan sites, and the subcontinent’s fifth largest.

HISTORY:

Dholavira, also known as ‘Kotada,’ is a 100-hectare semi-arid island in the Great Rann of Kutch that remains above the floodplains during the months when the rest of the desert is drowned by the monsoon. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) discovered the site in 1967, although it has only been actively investigated since 1990. 

Dholavira is the best example of witnessing the history of humankind’s development and downfall, as well as highlighting its numerous achievements in urban design, building methods, water management, social governance and development, art, manufacturing, commerce, and religious belief.

Here is a quick guide of all the things you need to know about Dholavira.

• ANTIQUES: 

Terracotta pots, beads, gold and copper decorations, seals, fish hooks, animal figures, tools, urns, and some imported vessels are among the antiquities discovered, all of which show trading relations with regions like Mesopotamia. Ten enormous stone inscriptions, inscribed in Indus Valley script, were also discovered. These are some of the most significant Indus Valley Civilization excavations, although they are still a mystery.

• KNOWN AS THE BEST WATER CONSERVATION SYSTEM:

Dholavira is home to one of the world’s oldest water conservation systems. Satellite images reveal an underground reservoir, as well as an excellently designed rainwater collection system stretching from the city’s walls, without which the town would not have flourished in the desert’s scarce rainfall.

• ARCHITECTURE:

The whole layout was closely guarded, with the settlement’s defensive system being superior to that of the middle and lower cities. Some of the unique features of the Dholavira site include a cascading series of water reservoirs, outer fortification, two multi-purpose grounds — one of which was used for festivities and as a marketplace — nine gates with unique designs, and funerary architecture featuring tumulus — hemispherical structures similar to Buddhist Stupas.

• Why UNESCO termed Dholavira as a world heritage site:

Dholavira, which dates from the third to mid-second millennium BCE, is considered by UNESCO to be one of the most impressive and well-preserved urban towns in South Asia (Before Common Era). The ASI has constructed a museum at the site since the excavation. At the moment, the nearest human habitation is Dholavira, a hamlet with a population of roughly 2,000. Wood fossils are preserved in a fossil park near the old city. Despite the fact that it was just recently unearthed, the Dholavira site has escaped invasion throughout history and into the current day. The site was deemed to be devoid of any type of intrusion, which is a rarity in India, and hence was eligible for UNESCO classification.

• A must visit to Dholavira:

The Dholavira excavation narrates the tale of the civilization’s 7 stages, from growth to sophistication to disintegration, the final of which hints to a bizarre piece of history that raises more questions than answers. Dholavira was momentarily abandoned after the civilization’s apex, and it appears that the inhabitants returned with a considerably de-urbanized society. There are clues that they opted to simplify their lives rather than try to ride out the collapse of their once-famous civilisation. On the ruins, you’ll have the opportunity to reflect on what development and civilization represent, as well as what, if anything is genuinely permanent.

A trip to Dholavira is like departing one age and entering another, giving the trip in search of a forgotten civilization a magical touch.

PLAN A HOLIDAY AT WHITE DESERT: SPECTACULAR AND THRILLING

Calendar this year has been generous enough to give long weekends. Hence planning a mini vacation was kind of easy. Not only adults, even kids need break from their routine. So all the friends gathered and were pondering about where to spend these lovely holidays. So as we were asking our dear Google baba about latest holiday destination, we came across Rann of Kutch Utsav.

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As we read more about this festival, it holds our attention towards it. It is very famous though but those spectacular moments that were posted on their website were truly mesmerizing. Rann of Kutch Utsav occurs once in a year and it is filled with lots of excitement and fun. In the chilling cold of kutch regions, there is a lovely and fantastic set up of tent sites with all the facilities. The eye catchy white tents are lined up that looks like pearls set up to form a necklace. The dark night and the bonfire make you to fall in love with them. The dried up salt lake is the largest one in the world that is the reason for this carnival to happen. The sunset brings with itself an unforgettable cultural event and delicious traditional dinner. The traditional folk dance is what you will enjoy.

TIME TO RELISH SOME MAGICAL MOMENTS: RANN UTSAV 2021

Gujarat is blessed with The Great Rann of Kutch that is a salt marsh in Thar Desert in Kutch. It is been known as one of the largest Salt deserts in the world. The most spectacular, beautiful and popular Rann Utsav begins from 1st Nov 2021 and lasts till 20th Feb 2022. People from India and all over the world come down in this beautiful carnival to experience the serenity.  People who have been a part of this wonderful festival have appreciated the beauty of this place that is beyond words.

Mesmerizing features of Rann Utsav

• A small village with more than 400 Tents is set up closer to Rann of Kutch in Dhordo and it is famously known as tent city Dhordo. On way to Kutch, the beautifully laid white tents are seen and they look too elegant. The tents are loaded with amenities and all modern facilities. The tents look quite appealing that anyone who visit here are tempted to have their stay in the beautiful place.
• Varieties of different famous local foods are made available to satiate your taste buds. Winter is the reason people love being a total foodie. Hence varieties of cuisines including Jain food is available to keep hunger away. Various types of food will be served in Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner and High Tea.
• The people of the region of Kutch are blessed with creativity. Different types of handicrafts are available. Beautifully embroidered garments are their specialty and you will not find such neat hand work anywhere else. Moreover different wooden carved items, hand wall painting and beautiful costume and traditional jewellery are a part of this scenic beauty.
• One of the most thrilling experiences is the view of full moon night standing in white desert. Only if you can imagine how magical it can be. The most inviting white salty marshland right under your feet and you are showered with the divine moonlight. You cannot have equally peaceful moments anywhere else. It is a night that most of us want to enjoy. The coming full moon date is 20th Feb. 2022.
• Do you know that there are ways by which people are entertained? Yes, they have a very good set up of folk dance and music. People enjoy cultural music with the blend of various musical instruments that forms a melodious rhythm.

Sightseeing around tent city

• Narayan Sarovar: It is one of the five holy ponds in India. It is a sacred pilgrimage for Hindus and most Hindus come here to offer prayers.
• Koteshwar Temple: Its one of the ancient temples of Lord Shiva and it is only 4 Kms away from Narayan Sarovar. It is said that the Shiv linga here is of great spiritual power.
• Mata no Madh: This famous temple was built in the 14th century for Ashapura Mata that is located 80 Kms away from Bhuj.
• Black Hill: It is the highest point in Kutch-Gujarat. It is close to the border of Indo-Pak border and has temple of Dattatreya built that is 400 years old. The hills are famously known as Black hills.
• Banni Grassland: An area that has arid region is located in the southern edge of Kutch. The region is rich for its biodiversity. The area is under legal protection by forest department of India.

Ways to Reach

Bhuj is one of the main cities in Kutch. The tent city is 80 Kms away from Bhuj. It is well connected through railways and road transport. If you plan to visit by flight then Bhuj is the nearest destination where your flight can land. We can make your travel easy and comfortable. For more information, get in touch with us. We can assist you in doing the bookings with quick and easy.

You are only a call away to experience the most scenic desert festival of the year 2021. The alluring experience can be made comfortable and worry free with our assistance.

KNOW WHY IS RANN UTSAV FESTIVAL OF KUTCH SO ILLUSTRIOUS | RANN UTSAV 2021

Rann Utsav is about to bloom, as the year comes to end travelers around the world gathers in Kutch to witness the grandeur of the festival celebrating culture of Kutch on the magnificent land of white desert.

The dates for Rann Utsav 2018-2019 have been announced, it will be open for tourists from 1st November 2018 to 20th February 2019. Rann Utsav has so much to offer, from serenity to adventure name what you want and you get it at Rann Utsav. Rann of Kutch is the largest salt desert of Kutch, few years before no one imagined that it will also become the largest tourist attraction. With every passing year Rann Utsav becomes more and more innovative and adds on the efforts to make the visitors happy.

There are many activities to do at Rann Utsav like paragliding, para motoring, ATV rides, reverse bungee jumping, white desert safari, shopping and many more. While visiting Rann Utsav you would like to visit the surrounding places which are Kalo Dungar, Nirona, Khavda, etc. You shouldn’t miss tasting meetha khoya at Khavda. Visitors of rann Utsav takes a trunk full of memories back to home along with few souvenirs. So what are you waiting for? Start packing your bags but before that don’t forget to pre book your tent at Rann Utsav.

Rann Utsav also provides accommodation in the most beautifully decorated tents, so that tourists can experience the eternal beauty of Rann of Kutch at night time too; when the moonlight makes the crystals of salt glow like diamonds. Khushi tours and travels provide you with various packages according to your requirement. Traverse through the available packages and ping us for any queries you have. We ensure you that you will get best package at best rates!

Start planning for Rann Utsav 2021-2022

Yes folks! It’s the time of year, where you should start planning for Rann Utsav 2021-2022. The official dates for visiting the white beauty aka Rann of Kutch is being declared. The magnificent festival of Kutch will be starting from 1^st November 2021 and will last till 20^th February 2022. That’s almost 4 months of culture, hospitality, colors, adventures which eventually sums up as a mini heaven on the Earth.

Kutch is the most diverse district in Gujarat; whether it may be its culture or geography. Kutch is blessed with the seashore, the desert and the grasslands. The trio is very beautiful and enchanting, but the desert of Kutch (also called the Rann of Kutch) is something very special. Initially the rann of Kutch was believed to be curse for Kutchi people as acres and acres of land was covered in the salt which made the land unfitting for farming. But the vision of Mr. Narendra Modi, our honorable Prime Minister (then CM of Gujarat) transformed the curse into compliment. The rann Utsav started in 2005 i.e., 13 years back. 13 years of celebrating culture of Kutch.

So what to expect in Rann Utsav 2021-2022?

The first very thing you need to know that your trip to Rann Utsav will be unforgettable. The people of Kutch are so good at hospitality that you won’t want to go back.

• The Rann Utsav offers the rare opportunity of staying in the Rann of Kutch (also called White Desert). No there are not hotels in middle of Rann of Kutch, but there is the whole city! The tent city of white desert. There are around 400 tents with both AC and non AC variants. It is a lifetime experience and one must consider staying at the tent city. There are various packages for booking the tent, which includes the accommodation, sightseeing, food etc.
• Rann Utsav has various adventure activities such as paragliding, para motoring, ATV rides, camel Safari and much more.
• If you don’t like hastening around, don’t worry Rann Utsav has something to offer to you too. Learn about the history of Kutch in various tents which depicts the history and geography of Kutch. Make yourself fit and fine in the yoga hall. Do meditation, roam in the Rann of Kutch, read books in library, enjoy the folk dance and music of Kutch…
• That’s not it; you can visit nearby places to add more memories. The famous tourist spots are Kalo Dungar, Charri Dhand, Hodko, Nirona, Bhujodi and many more such places.

WHITE DESERT: THE CHARISMA IS NOT OVER YET.

The other day, one of my friends was discussing with me about the Kutch Rann Utsav that happened this year. We were all nearly set to visit the great Rann Utsav but due to some social reasons, we did not make it up to the place. We were still looking for places to travel in March because kids are going to have holidays in March. The thought of visiting Rann of Kutch was still heading and it was prioritizing the other entire destinations. On making an inquiry, we came to know that thought The Rann Utsav 2018-19 is over but if we wished we can still make our way to the great white desert. Now this information that we got was truly thrilling and it was just like a dream come true. On making further inquiry and asking many questions as we usually do, we made a list of information that we are about to share with you all so that anyone like us who had this plans can re-plan it and make a visit.

1. 1. Winters are the best time to visit the white desert. The Government organizes a grand Kutch Rann Utsav but that ends on 20th of Feb. Though one can have chances to visit the place till March. Though the entire set up of Kutch Rann Utsav is no more there but the place is still filled with serene beauty.
2. 2. One should surely avoid visit after March till October because summers are really harsh here. The day and night experiences extreme temperature change and the monsoons are not a good time to visit the place as you will not see white desert at all.
3. 3. The eco-friendly mud houses are built with an attached bathroom and other necessary amenities. Family cottages are also available. One can have a perfect stay here.

1. 4. The grace of winter is all around the White desert. The migratory birds, the ease of sightseeing and festive mood keeps you energetic.
2. 5. The safari ride on a camel is one of the most after sought activity here. The beautiful sand dunes keep you amazed by the way they form designs.
3. 6. The cultural tribes have their own way of folk dance and music to soothe themselves. The harmonious music and dance are surely not something that you would want to miss.
4. 7. The freezing night invites a typical bonfire. The warmth of fire keeps us to be bonded with the mesmerizing nights of white desert.
5. 8. The delicacies of Kutch are still very much available here. You can surely treat your taste buds with the relishing Kutchi food.
6. 9. The most magical moments can be spent during Full Moon nights when the Moon is showering its divine rays onto the white desert making it look truly heaven.
7. 10. Kutch is famous for its handcraft. Hence you will get the most beautiful handcraft materials that will add charm to your home or yourself.

These 11 Villages of Kutch are Trending Tourist Destinations

Tourist attraction, fancy places, luxury living everything has just been monotonous nowadays travel has become just an escape to the usual touristy hotspots. However, visiting the same destinations like others just don’t make the best of your experience, you ought to get a bit deeper, to the locals. Yes, getting onto locals, that is the heart of history, the start that made it all the way to the Now, cities. Indian Villages can absolutely make your travel outing more stupendous with deep histories and skill commencements, the localites unconventional type of living. And with Kutch it all started with the villages. Know why Kutch Nahin Dekha Toh Kuch Nahin Dekha.

Though Kutch has got major tourist attraction spots, you can make out your time for these creative villages for a delighting journey, somewhere you can feel the ‘Mitti Di Khushboo’ (the scent of soil). Read on about the creative villages of Kutch that now has become a major expedition to explore the culture.

• Bhujodi, Bhuj

Bhujodi, being the major textile center of Kutch, is where 1200 inhabitants a vast majority has evolved in textile handicraft development. The Village dwells with skill artist like Weavers, Tie-Die artists, and block printers. You can set back and watch their creative craftsmanship, grasping some good inspirations.

The famous Ashapura Crafts Park is one such corporate park that helps in artisan come up with wide display platforms and institutions for betterment of their living. Also Shrujan campus LLDC is one such campus revisiting the handicraft skills and bringing them to the next level. Read more about the Shrujan’s Living and Learning Design Center.

Bhujodi Village hosts a handicraft fair all year long with many other cultural activities to bring the spirit up above among the visitors and the dwellers.

• Ajrakhpur Village

Block Printing with alluring patterns and vibrant colors like indigo, henna turmeric, pomegranate, iron mud, this artwork beholds in the Ajrakh Village. With Fabrics so rich, and the block printing patterns, all together the end result is just a master piece. The community – Khatri’s, are precisely talented with the block printing for over 3000 year. Ismail Mohammed Khatri is one such traditional expertise who made into the honorary doctorate in textiles with De Monfort University, has set an example to this.

Ajrakh Block Printing is renowned Worldwide through the community Khatri’s who dwell in Ajrakhpur. They say, it was from Sindh a 400 years ago when a Muslim community ‘Khatri’s’ made it to Ajrakhpur and started their living with this essential printing technique. Know about Kutch’s clothing attires and Crafting amenities.

• Kukma Village, Khamir

The prior Weaving center of Kutch, Kukma is village near Bhuj Town, 16 Km from it. Khamir Crafts Resource Center dwells as an active campus for craftsmanship institutions and display center, promoting rich tradition, this place is open for all artists and individuals to make the best of the platform more vibrant and cultural.

They say it is the best time to visit during October to March months of winter as the climate is more essential for working creatively and being more enthusiastic.

• Dharang Village

Dhrang is a village residing over the border to Pakistan, is about 40Km away from Bhuj. The main importance of the bliss of Dhrang is the famous Dhrang Fair. Also, it is a dedicated devotion to the Saint Mekaran Dada who saved the village, and served lifelong to it.

• Sumrasar Village

Aiming to preserve the communities, Kala Raksha is an organization held in Sumrasar for promoting art works and crafts based on Rabari, Garasia, Jat embroidery. With a small museum, with 600 dedicated artisans from seven different communities, the place can be concentric with the spirits and beauty of skills of these artisans.

• Bhirandiyara village

A multicultural village with some great tastes to offer, Bhirandiyara is the home to the Meghwal community known for some eccentric embroidery and colorful Bhunga huts in there vicinity as a dwelling place. This quote suits best saying, home to every artisan, you’ll find masterpiece creations making you awestruck. Also, the ‘Mawa’ aka Maavo among the localites, a milk product, where in the milk is burnt to reduce to a fudge consistency, and adding sweetness to it, is famous here in for the perfect village pudding experience.

• Ludiya village

Ludiya about 70Kms north from Bhuj and 3Kms from Khawda, is a beautiful village predominantly with Muslim people and Harijans. Coined as ‘Gandhi nu Gam’, Ludiya accommodates with the Meghwal community, the village forms as an aesthetic delight. The occupation oriented here is with beautiful embroidery work and traditional crafts and furniture. The village scape is heavily cozy, with construction of mud houses with captivatingly intricate designs, mirror works, just near to one another leaving a pathway distance in between.

• Khavda Village

With excellent potters and leather craftsman, Khawda is dominant with Muslim community. Here the KMVS office of Khawda is famous for embroidered handmade soft toys and other distinct creations. Also, world famous flamingo colony can be found here in the lakes out past Jamkundaliya, where these birds migrate over every year.

• Hodka Village

Village formed in a cluster type, the Hodka village is located in the Banni Grassland,on the edge of the great salt desert. This Village is home to artisans with decorative mirror workings, lamps, hand fans, letter boxes, wall hangings, and other beautiful inspirations. Hodo is home t the descendants of Halaji, termed as Halepotra clan, who are Muslims, also simultaneously, Hindu Meghwal can be found here. Majority of the place holders are cattle breeders.

• Dhordo Village

The centric place while touring to Kutch, Dhordo is 80Km from Banni is a dwelling for the Mutwa community who’ve come from Sindh. Ingenious artistry in Needle and Thread, the women here have been extremist with fine styling of Embroidery called Mutwa of tiny mirrors.

• Jura and Nirona Village

Elias Lohar, Haji Vali Mohammed are the famous craftsman of this village making an intensive process of tuning famous copper bells of Jura, Nirona about 6Km from Jura. It resides with half a dozen distinct crafts form. Also, make your time to visit Abdul Gafar Khatri, belonging to the family of Ragan artisans, it will make you wonder for making him do so well with the metal stick and some castor-oil based colors to create eccentric and superlative compositions together. And don’t miss the Sugar saya, Mala Khamisa in Vadavas as they transform wood with bright lacquer colors.

Kutch’s Villages are none the less, every place has something to offer so does every Village of Kutch. You can sit back and relax at the divine abode of Mud Huts in Kutch or simply get with Village Styled Resorts for a themed living. Plan a merely inspiring escape to this white land – Kutch and experience best food, living and cultural amenities to relive as your historians. It’s not just the palaces and beaches of Kutch, know more about Kutch’s Getaway. Kutch Tour Guide is a leading tourism specialist; know more to make your cultural expedition more drastic and cherished with exciting memories of the Land of Kutch.

BEST OFFERS TO GET WITH THE WHITE RANN CELEBRATION DURING FULL MOON NIGHT

Rann of Kutch, a geographical marvel on the north-western part of Gujarat! Kutch is known for its pristine desert which is not exactly a desert by meaning, but the salt lands can eventually be described as no lesser than a desert.

The land beneath is the sea-remains, the white salt grounds evenly… and with the Moon light above, this is something that you’ll crave for, the magical moments of Kutch. It’s going to be the Full moon night, and the land will again sparkle with the luminous moonlight, experience the real picture with surreal wonders of nature.

The Whiteness of Great Rann of Kutch accounts to an area of 16000Km² equal to being 3/4^th of the size of Israel and greater than other countries like Jamaica. The Land of Kutch is an amalgam of artisans and their fulfilled generosity, it will make you say ‘This is Paradise’ when you make yourself dwell in this ethnicity.

Witnessing the White Rann of Kutch at a full Moon night – with perfect getaways, you can plan your visit to during the full moons. Coming 11^th of February 2019 is the Full Moon Night, It’s a high time in Kutch with ‘Rann Utsav’ Celebration. There are several places to make your stay for the night’s glimpse like the ‘Ekal Ka Rann’ or the ‘Dhordo – scenic tent city and the Rann’, or simply dwelling at the heights of Kutch ‘Kalo Dungar’. These places can make your stay mesmerizingly wonderful.

Come Visit the Rann, it’s going to be the Full Moon Night and witnessing the vast empty land with a whole lot of supreme whiteness, experience the once in a life time. Book your tickets now for amazing tour getaways at Kutch.

Kutch tour guide gives special featured Packages for Rann of Kutch on a full Moon Night. Embrace yourself with the wonderful luminous skyline and the White Rann of Kutch. Request a quote to trip the Land of Kutch on a Full Moon time at Rann of Kutch.

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Kutch Rann Utsav| Take only memories leave only footprints

Kutch rann Utsav is buzzing holiday destination in winters, so why don’t you visit Rann Utsav 2017 and load your bags with memories. Here at Kutch Tour guide we provide you with various Rann Utsav Customized Packages according to your needs. But let us first introduce you all to the magnificent Kutch Rann Utsav, and what to expect during your visit to Rann Utsav 2017-2018.

• Rann Utsav is the cultural festival of Kutch held yearly in the vast expanse of white desert, where you can encounter various activities. The main charisma being the white desert drenched in the moonlight during full moon, in current year there are only two full moon dates remaining on 2^nd January 2018 and 31^st January 2018. So have your rann Utsav bookings for these special dates under Full Moon night Packages.
• The Rann Utsav became famous mainly for the Tent city which is established for 3 months during the course of Kutch rann Utsav. This might be a once in lifetime experience, where you can enjoy various adventures such as ATV rides, Para motoring, cultural programs and much more. You should book the tents in advance, which you can do online at Kutch Tour Guide under Rann Utsav Tent Bookings.
• During your visit to Kutch Rann Utsav you can also visit nearby attractions such as, Kalo dungar which is highest point in Kutch; Mandvi which is the part of coastline of Kutch there you can leave your footprints on beach sand, enjoy jet ski, camel rides etc. also you can visit the Vijay villas palace of Mandvi; you can do shopping at Kutch; visit Chari Dhand the wetland of Kutch where you can enjoy bird watching. All these activities can be included in your Rann Utsav customized packages according to your demands.

So don’t just dream about Kutch, come visit and enjoy the hospitality of Kutchi people because as Mr. Bachchan,”Kutch nahi dekha to kuch nahi dekha”. Get a hassle free vacation by just one click to have your Rann Utsav Booking.

Rann Utsav Online Booking: Let your memories be your travel bag

Hello to all the travel lovers out there, have you planned your winter trip yet? Have you considered Rann Utsav, a cultural festival which is held yearly at Kutch? If you want your travel bags full of memories then do visit Kutch. If you are searching for customized tour packages for Rann Utsav 2017, then you are at right place, Kutch tour guide provides Rann Utsav online bookings as per your requirements. There are various Rann Utsav packages to choose from!

Rann Utsav as mentioned is the yearly held cultural festival in white desert of Kutch, this festival consist everything you need for a fun loaded vacation. And the tension about bookings can be forgotten by just one click or one call to Kutch tour guide for customized tour packages for Rann Utsav 2017. So what is so special about Kutch or Rann Utsav?

First and foremost thing is this vacation to Kutch will be enjoyable by your whole family; Kutch is a family friendly destination. You will get “things to do” for every member of your family, there are hundreds of temples for grandparents; beach activities and palaces for parents to rejuvenate their lives and various sports and adventurous activities for teens and kids in Rann Utsav 2017 packages.

The other reason to visit Kutch is you get to see the heterogeneity in the geography, i.e. Kutch region is blessed with the trio of wetland, desert and beach. So you can have three benefits at one place. The white desert or salt desert as mentioned hosts Rann Utsav annually; Chari dhand a place at Kutch is wetland which is famous among bird watchers and photographers as thousands of migratory birds visit this place, flamingoes being main attraction. And lastly Mandvi is the famous beach of Kutch where various activities such as ATV ride, Jet Ski etc are carried out.

So why customized tour packages? These Rann Utsav packages are varied according to time and budget constraints for you, some packages are just for visiting Rann Utsav, some includes staying in tent city, whereas other variants of Rann Utsav packages includes visiting the nearby places such as Mandvi beach, kalo dungar, Bhuj etc. Kutch tour guide ensures that you get to choose from wide range of customized tour packages as per your requirements. So what are you waiting for? You are just one click away from Rann Utsav online booking.