Gujarat has a lot of festivals/events to offer to attend if you actually want to taste the culture of the state. With most of the astounding and historical events/festivals, Gujarat makes it a possible tourism profit as well to ensure the well – being of the state and to also support the local, small industries and establishments.

Here we are listing down the top 10 festivals/events to attend if you are planning to visit Gujarat.

INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL

As colorful and vibrant kites reach the sky so high, festivities gear up with all eagerness and hype. The enthusiasm of the crowd because of the International Kite Festival in Gujarat unfolds all the corners of the state – from cobbled and narrow lanes to atop of the sky.

International Kite Festival held in Ahmedabad annually since ages are one of the main and remarkably popular festivals of the harvest season celebrated with utmost zeal. Over thousands of kites and charkharis get sold in this season marking a huge profit for all the small firms and establishments as well. The grand part of this festival is that it is not limited to just Gujaratis or Indians but people across the globe fly for such a fascinating experience. Even though the main event happens in Ahmedabad, the whole State of Gujarat celebrates it. You visit any corner of the state during this season and you will find the sky bustling with colorful kites.

During this season, there are several competitions held for the participants of the locality to international participants.

You will also come across stalls that sell Undhiyu which is again a very popular lip-smacking food of Gujaratis. The splendid collection of kites will blow your mind. For instance, sports kites, hand-painted kites, lighted kites, 500 kites in a string, and the list goes on. Kites of different shapes and sizes are available pertaining to your choices.

International Kite Festival happens annually on the 14th of January, that is, on the occasion of Makar Sankranti. Yet the kite festival usually begins from 6th January which ends on 14th January.

MODHERA DANCE FESTIVAL

The Modhera Dance Festival is also known by the name Uttarardh Mahotsav. Modhera Dance Festival or Uttarardh Mahotsav is held in Modhera Sun Temple.

You can visit here to experience the Indian Classical music and dance forms. Modhera Dance Festival is a three-day dance festival. The divine and beautiful backdrop of the Sun Temple in Modhera takes you back to the ancient mood.

Uttarardh Mahotsav is basically organized by the Tourism Corporation of Gujarat. Sun Temple is an elegant epitome of architecture and elevates the whole dance festival to be among the top events held in Gujarat.

You get a quick insight into the history of the vicinity and also be able to witness the beauty of Classical music and dance forms performed by professionals with vibrant and colorful lights all over the place.

Modhera Dance Festival or Uttarardh Mahotsav usually takes place in the third week of the month of January every year.

RANN UTSAV

Rann Utsav is one of the major festivals of Gujarat. Rhythmic strums of the ravanahatha on the mesmerizing white sand desert are ready in itself for the elaborate fest when the season of Autumn is at peak.

This extraordinary heritage takes a leap forward at the Kutch festival of Gujarat. People across the country come here and join the fascinating grand festival of the State of Gujarat.

Rann Utsav takes place at the Rann of Kutch which usually takes place between the months of November to February each and every year.

You can experience the best cultural performances here. A Safari in Kutch Wildlife Sanctuary, local sightseeing, peek into Gujarati handlooms and handicrafts and a stay in the tent city are life experiences that you can gather.  

RATH YATRA

Rath Yatra is among the most awaited fests in Gujarat and other parts of the country. This festival takes place in 4 major locations including Jagannath in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The major highlight of this religious festival is the procession which is led by an ornate chariot. This procession begins from the Jagannath Temple in Ahmedabad which is usually celebrated between the months of June and July annually. Chariot then makes its way to several corners of the city marking its divine presence through the procession.

You can visit during this period of the year to experience the cultural notion of the State with sacred prayers and extravagant exciting and traditional parades.

NAVRATRI

Navratri is a worldwide popular festival of the State of Gujarat. Gujarat Navratri Festival directly reminds us of the keywords – Garba, Dandiya, and Falghuni Pathak !!! One of the colorful and vibrant festivals of Gujarat is also celebrated in other parts of the nation. After the Durga Pooja people gather in groups to perform Dandiya and Garba with music playing in volumes in the background.

Navratri usually takes place annually in the month of October.

If you visit Gujarat, you will come across the enthusiastic crowd wearing the ethnic attire ghagra and choli while men in pagri and dhotis for a lively cultural celebration of acoustic music and dance.

TITHAL BEACH FESTIVAL

The Beach Festival in Gujarat also attracts a lot of crowds. The most famous is organized on Tithal Beach. The whole beach is occupied with several lights and shows such as live music, dance performances, magic shows, and so on. There are several sports activities as well to engage with. Such as water ball, beach cricket, and volleyball. This festival will ignite joy and happiness in you for sure. Delicious food stalls are also the highlight of the fest.

Tithal Beach Festival is usually organized in the months of October and November.

VAUTHA MELA

Vautha Mela is an unusual yet exciting animal trade festival held in Gujarat. It may sound strange yet this is not a mere fair conducted here but it’s really of importance. Here, you will witness several painted donkeys and camels wearing ornaments. The location of this Mela is where the seven holy rivers converge, Vautha. This is a five-day festival which is basically held on the full moon night of Kartika month based on the Hindu calendar, that is, November. Each day a new dish is prepared. Khichu is one of the popular dishes.

People leave the houses with their animals and live in tents here till the festival ends. Several shopping items sold in stalls from handicrafts to types of machinery. And Hindu rituals are held on the river banks. Numerous local dishes served that you can ponder on. The river filled with floating diyas making it a beautiful view.

PARAGLIDING FESTIVAL

All the adventure buffs will be extremely excited to know about the Paragliding Festival which is held between the months of December and January. This festival is hosted by Gujarat Tourism and other private organizations for 26 days. There are other several adventure sports too. For instance, zorbing, bike riding, parasailing, and go-karting. Training sessions available here make it suitable for everyone beyond specific age groups. Paragliding Festival is held in Satpura.

BHAVNATH MAHADEV FAIR

Bhavnath Mahadev Fair is a celebration dedicated to Lord Shiva. This is a five-day affair where sages ride elephants, blow shells, and lead processions. This marks the commencement of the Bhavnath Mahadev Fair. Prayers, offerings, dance, and music are performed during this event. Before visiting the shrine, people perform parikrama around the Girnar Hill.

Bhavnath Mahadev Fair is held in the Bhavnath temple situated in Junagadh. This fair is usually organized in the months of February or March during Maha Shivaratri.

CHITRA VICHITRA MELA

Chitra Vichitra Mela is basically a tribal fair. This tribal fair is held on the new moon eve. During Chitra Vichitra Mela, women gather on the banks of the river and mourn for their dead relatives. People wear ethnic attire for this celebration along with a saffron turban. A number of folk songs are sung in groups on this day. The whole place looks colorful and can the sound of drums can be heard throughout the day.

Chitra Vichitra Mela is held in the district of Sabarkantha. This fair takes place in the month of March or April.

Don’t miss out on these splendid significant historical events/festivals that happen in the State of Gujarat.

EXPLORING ANCIENT RUINS OF LOTHAL

Learning or knowing about history is always interesting and for history buffs Lothal will seem like a paradise. This is a 4500 years old city which was discovered in the year 1954. This place has a great historical significance and is a must visit.

VISITING SABARMATI ASHRAM

Sabarmati is considered to be a residence of Mahatma Gandhi and Kasturba (his wife). This is one of the significant historical places of Gujarat. Sabarmati Ashram is known by several names like Mahatma Gandhi Ashram, Satyagraha Ashram and Gandhi Ashram. It is known as Satyagraha Ashram because the famous Dandi March began from this place. Indian Government has designated this place as the National Monument of India.

CABLE CAR RIDE AT ROPEWAY IN SAPUTARA

To witness a panoramic view of the city, the ropeway cable is the best choice. It’s about 30 ft high and is also suitable for the elderly and physically challenged people. This cable car ride begins from Sunset Point and ends at Governor’s Hill. This activity is really fun to engage with.

WATER SPORTS AT BEYT ISLAND

Dwarka Beyt Island is the main port situated 30 km away from the main town. Beyt Island has several temples enclosed in it. The white sand beach and the coral reef present there is really beautiful to see. There are several adventurous water sports which you can choose. This place is best for picnics, excursions and camps.

SHOPPING FOR BANDHEJ SAREES IN LAW GARDEN MARKET

Law Garden is one of the famous gardens located in Ahmedabad. All the shopaholics would find solace here as you can buy antique jewelleries, bandhej sarees and chaniyas (long colourful skirts) at affordable prices. Bandhej Sarees are famous things to buy if travelling to Gujarat.

SHOPPING FOR HANDICRAFTS AT CRAFTSMAN VILLAGE IN GANDHINAGAR

A number of tourists and visitors come to this village to buy sarees or dresses which are decorated and hand printed. It is decorated with wooden printing blocks in vibrant colours making it beautiful to wear. There are several other antiques and crafts the natives here make which is worth a buy which can also help these craftsmen economically.

EXPLORING THE LOCAL CULTURE AT ARTIST VILLAGE IN SAPUTARA

A beautiful village located a few kilometers away from Lake Satpura, near the Nasik road, displays outstanding artifacts made of bamboo and clothes and a few other things. This village is inhabited by the tribal community. The main tribes here are Kunbi, Warli and Bhil. Apart from buying artifacts here, you can also choose to learn from the workshops here.

TREKKING AT BHUJIA HILL

Bhujia hill with beautiful natural formation makes it an amazing spot for trekking. This is also a place of historical importance. It is also a religious site. Bhujia hill has a Bhujia fort as well which is really beautiful and gives anyone an aesthetic appeal. It is said to be the victory place of the legend Bhujanga against the Bheria Kumar. Trekking is a popular activity here to engage with.

CHECKOUT FOSSIL RELICS IN KUTCH FOSSIL PARK IN BHUJ

Enthusiasts of science or Palaeontologists or Researchers will find this place really enthralling. Fossil Park was established by Mohan Singh Sodha. This park has a magnificent collection of fossils displayed. The fossils are displayed in an organized manner. All should visit this place for once.

EXPLORE NAIDA CAVES IN DIU

Naida Caves could be a heavenly opportunity for Archaeologists, the history buffs, photographers and tourists. Visiting a cave which has a network of tunnels with several square hewn steps is an intriguing experience. The Naida Caves are situated in the Diu Fort. This is one of the popular tourist attractions.

ATTENDING INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL IN GUJARAT

On the eve of Uttarayan Gujarat dons several types of kites for the festival of kites. This festival is a remarkable attraction of Gujarat which marks the transition of winter into summer based on the Indian Calendar. The Festival of Kites also marks the beginning of the harvest season. People from across the globe swarm to this place for visiting and attending this Festival of Kites. This is one of the significant festivals of Gujarat which is usually celebrated grandly in Ahmedabad.

TOUR TO VIBRANT MARINE NATIONAL PARK

The first marine conservatory to be built in India was the Marine National Park in the Gulf of Kutch. The astounding range of flora and fauna is remarkable. The park is basically distributed into 42 scattered islands in an archipelago. Marine National Park is home to several endangered aquatic animals as well.

GARBA AT GUJARAT

The dance form of Garba originated in the state of Gujarat, India. Traditional dance Garba is performed around the lit lamps or a statue or picture of the Goddess Shakti. There are several dance workshops organized for the people of India and foreign countries to learn this dance form. During Navratri, Garba is performed across India wearing the traditional attire of Gujaratis.

The best and right time to visit this destination is between the months of September to March. Gujarat witnesses a pleasant climate during these months of the year.

Gujarat is home to several best tourist destinations which everyone should visit once in their lifetime. Here we trace down the top 18 destinations for you.

GIR

Gir National Park gives everyone an opportunity to come one on one to meet the Asiatic Lions. Gir is famous for its fauna. Gir National Park is the only natural habitat of the famous Asiatic Lions. There are several other genera of rare wild animals, such as blackbucks, hyenas, fish owls, and the list goes on. In India, Gir National Park is the only land where a community resides inside the perimeters of the National Park with complete peace and harmony. The top open jeeps are definitely going to give you an adrenaline rush while wandering in search of the Asiatic Lions.

Activities like bird watching and safari are all must do things in Gir National Park.

You could reach this destination by taking a train to Veraval or Junagadh or by landing at the nearest airport, that is, Keshod. Once you reach the airport or railway station you can board a taxi to reach this destination.

SOMNATH TEMPLE

Somnath Temple is one of the most famous temples in Gujarat. Somnath Temple is not merely a religious site. It is also one of the sacred among the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. This temple is located on the shores of the Arabian Sea making it a beautiful destination to visit. This temple is considered to be built – destroyed and rebuilt by several legends. For instance, earlier it was built in pure gold by Lord Soma then it was built again in silver by Ravana which was again rebuilt in wood by Lord Krishna and then in stone by King Bhimdev. Right now it is the establishment of stone that is standing tall which is attracting several pilgrims throughout the year.

There are other several temples nearby to pay a visit. Such as Laxmi Narayan Temple, Suraj Mandir and you could also witness the Dehotsarg Teerth.

You could reach this destination by taking a train to Veraval or by taking a flight to Diu after which boarding a taxi would assist you in the pilgrimage. 

RANN OF KUTCH

If you leave Gujarat without visiting ‘Rann of Kutch’, you are at a great loss. Rann of Kutch is the most mesmerizing destination you would ever lay your eyes on. The wonder of sand and salt which is nestled amidst the Arabian Sea and the Thar Desert is probably the best destination to visit in your life. Desert tends to shine brighter like a diamond during the full moon nights which evokes a sense of peace and harmony in the mind is something everyone should experience. This full moon night offers tremendous cultural activities to keep you hooked.

During the winter season, you witness a number of flamingos, migrating from Siberia. Rann Mahotsav is the perfect time to land here. During this time of the year, there are several cultural programs, camel safari, artisans showcasing their talents, food, music, and dances.

Other nearby spots include : Kandla Port, Kalo Dungar, Dholavira.

You could reach this beautiful destination via Airways or Railways to Bhuj from where you could take up a taxi to meet the spot. 

LAXMI VILAS PALACE

Laxmi Vilas Palace located in Vadodara was built by the great Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III. And when it was built, this palace was the largest yet private dwelling unit in the whole world. The astounding armory and sculptures made with marble and other buildings like  Moti Baug Palace and Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum are all covered in this more than 700 acres of land. Even though today, the royal residents do live here. Yet it is open for tourists to visit.

You could reach this destination from anywhere in the city as it is situated in Nehru Road which can be reached by taxi without any troubles.

DWARKA

Earlier Dwarka was considered to be the kingdom of Lord Krishna. Dwarka is a highly famed and revered “Char Dham” Hindu pilgrimage. And Dwarka was also the first capital of Gujarat. This destination is located on the mouth of River Gomti on the Arabian Sea. Dwarka is a serene and holy religious site of Hindus from across the globe.

The beach aside gives a mesmerizing approach. If you are lucky, you could spot Sea Urchins, Sea Turtles, Starfish, and Octopus. The location is decked with beautiful garlands and lights during the auspicious occasion of Janmashtami.

The fastest way to reach this destination is via Airways. You could take a flight to Jamnagar Airport or taking a bus or taxi is also a good choice.

RANI KI VAV

Rani ki Vav is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is located in Patan. Rani ki Vav was built by a queen Udayamati in loving Memories of her King Bhimdev. This was built on an ancient stepwell which was from the 11th century. It is home to several beautiful sculptures. River Saraswati had flooded this place before and therefore was found recently.

To reach this destination you can take a bus from Ahmedabad.

BHUJ

Bhuj is considered to be one of the major tourist attractions of Gujarat. Bhuj is home to many ancient monuments, for instance, the Cenotaphs Complex which houses tombs of the royal family. Other best tourist destinations in Bhuj are Aina Mahal Palace, Prag Mahal, Kutch Museum, Shiva Temple in Kera, and Hamirsar Lake.

You can shop for a lot of goodies in this city to take back home. Shankar Vada Pav is famous here.

A visit to Mandvi Beach, Sharad Baug Palace, Banni Grassland Reserve, and Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary are all recommended places to visit.

Bhuj is connected to all the major cities via roadways, airways, and railways, which makes this place easily reachable.

CHAMPANER – PAVAGADH PARK

This archaeological park is designated as the UNESCO World Heritage Site which is situated among the Pavagadh hills amidst the Champaner city. This is a beautiful place to visit. It is among the top spots to visit in Gujarat.

To reach this destination, there are two ways. Either from Vadodara Railway Station or via Vadodara Airport. After which you can hire a taxi to the spot.

SURAT

Surat is considered to be the commercial hub of textiles and diamonds in Gujarat. Surat stands as the most populated city of Gujarat. If you are into wildlife, Surat is the best place to visit.

While in Surat, don’t miss out on these places: Dumas Beach, Science Center, Dutch Garden, Amazia Water Park, and Tithal Beach.

You can reach Surat in any mode of transport whether it be roadways, airways or railways. As it is a well – connected city in Gujarat.

MODHERA

Modhera is again an ancient gem located in Gujarat which is a scenic village. The spiritual vibes you attain here is beyond words. Sun Temple adds more to the grace here. The structures here are fascinating and remarkable for the history it holds. During the festivals, Sun Temple witnesses different folk dances of the nation which are performed here such as Garba, Bharatnatyam, and Kuchipudi.

Take a train or flight to Ahmedabad after which you can hire a taxi to reach this destination, Modhera.

GIRNAR

Girnar is a blend of lush green vicinity of the Gir Forest and golden – brown sand of Gujarat’s Desserts. The trekkers will find solace here as this will be one of the ideal destinations for you all in Gujarat. These mountains are situated in the Junagadh district of Gujarat. This place offers infinite excitement and thrill for adventure seekers and enthusiasts of wildlife. This spot also contains few religious locations therefore also attracts several pilgrims. The sacred shrines of the town are the Meravasi Temple and the Neminath Temple. It’s a wonderful place for sightseeing and weekend getaways.

Choosing railways to reach Junagadh station and then heading to Girnar is a simple route.

PIROTAN ISLAND

This beautiful small island is situated amidst the Marine National Park area. This place is an ideal destination for bird watching in Gujarat. This undisturbed and unspoiled nature environs scenic beauty. The fine beaches here have several corals on the shore. Pirotan Island also has mangrove vegetation, low tide beaches and a plethora of birds. The vast marine life and the flora and fauna here are really fascinating.

Hiring a boat from Port Bedi is the only way to reach this destination. This boat trip to Pirotan Island will approximately last two hours.

SHRI SWAMI NARAYAN MANDIR

Shri Swami Narayan Mandir is one of the significant pilgrimages of Gujarat. Plenty of pilgrims swarm to this place to seek blessings. The gorgeous architecture here is peculiar in its own way. There are several restaurants at the entrance where you can feed your stomach with delicious food.

To reach this destination you can hire an auto or a taxi from Bhuj Railway Station.

ADALAJ STEPWELL

Adalaj Stepwell is a beautiful architectural marvel which should be visited by every tourist. This Stepwell was built in the year – 1499 by Queen Rudabai. This Stepwell is home to a lot of stories rooted in every corner of the place. This destination is best if visited when the sun is out.

To reach this destination you can hire a taxi or a bus from Ahmedabad. The main corridor of Adalaj Stepwell takes you straight five storeys down.

SIDI SAIYAD MOSQUE

The stunning architecture with its intricate lattice works makes this beautiful place to visit. Sidi Saiyad Mosque is located in Ahmedabad and is considered to be built in the year 1953 by an army general whose name was Sidi Sayeed. This man – made marvel is one of the finest examples of style and design.

While in Ahmedabad, you can hire a taxi or an auto to reach this spot.

 GUJARAT SCIENCE CITY

The Science buffs are going to find this place intriguing. Science City in Gujarat has a lot to offer from education to entertainment. This tremendously outstanding place has several Innovative ways to offer to get an insight into the educational globe of science. The remarkable spots of this center are IMAX 3D Center, Hall of Science, Planet Earth, Hall of Space, Energy Park, Life Science Park and the list goes on which covers almost every scientific concept.

A public or private transport will leave you at the doors of Gujarat Science City.

JHANJHARI WATERFALLS

Jhanjhari waterfalls will rejuvenate and refresh your mood after visiting. Walking on the rippling waters will give you goosebumps. You can visit this place to escape the daily hustles of the city life or to embrace what nature beholds.

Public or private transport will assist you to the Jhanjhari Waterfalls.

DANDI BEACH

Dandi beach is located in Surat. This mesmerizing beach destination is one of the favourite tourist destinations of Gujarat. The pristine beauty also beholds the significant historical events. The sand on the beach lies vast and limitless. You can choose to explore the landscape or feed your mind with thoughts which are historical or just to relax on the shores.

Places to visit nearby include: Saifee Villa and National Salt Satyagraha Memorial.

You can reach this destination by taking a flight to Surat airport or by boarding a train to Navsari Railway Station.

What are you waiting for ? Pack your bags and plan your trips to these exciting destinations which are located in none other than, our very own Gujarat.

Rani ki Vav: Patan is listed under the UNESCO world heritage site recently in the form of most beautiful and intricately carved step wells in the country. This stepwell is a wonderful example of the talent of craftsmanship and is known as a great example of underground architecture. It is located on the banks of Saraswati River. Rani ki Vav was built as a memorial to the king Bhimdev for his queen Rani Udaymati. The walls of this stepwell are adorned with detailed sculptures of Lord Ganesha and other Hindu deities.

Sahastraling Talaav/Tank: It is an artificially constructed tank on the banks of river Saraswati. This water tank, built by the great ruler of Gujarat, Siddharaj Jaisingh, is now dry. Talav is said to have been cursed by a woman named Jasmine Oden who refused to marry Siddharaj Jaisingh.

Jain Temples: There are more than hundred Jain temples in Patan city. The city has the third-largest number of Jain temples in Gujarat after Ahemdabad and Palitana. One of the most important of these temple is the Panchasara Parshwanath Jain Daresar, which symbolizes grandeur and exquisite craftsmanship. The entire temple is made of stone and its ancient white marble floor further enhances its beauty.

Another prominent feature for which Patan city is famous is Patola sarees. Patola sarees are hand-woven sarees which usually takes 4 to 6 months to make, depending on the complexity of the design. Vegetable colors are used in coloring the fabric.

How to reach Patan

The nearest airport to reach Patan is the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Airport located in Ahmedabad, which is about 120 km from this historic city. Patan railway station is located in the city center and is connected by trains to various major routes of the country. Patan is well connected to other major cities of India through regular buses.

Best time to visit Patan

The best time to visit Patan is during the winter months from September to February. This is the best time as the temperature is adequate for roaming in and around the city.

Starting on October 28, 2019, to 23rd February 2020, the three-month-long Rann Utsav presents the natural and cultural heritage of the district to the world.

Kutch’s Rann or Rann of Kutch is the world’s largest salt-built desert spread north and east in the city of Kutch in Gujarat, popularly known as ‘Rann of Kutch‘. Kutch is the place where one can find culture, art, and traditions. Here people of many communities can be seen with their diverse form of arts.

The Rann of Kutch is a vast region, which is a part of the Thar Desert. The special thing of this White Desert is that after the onset of monsoon, after summer, the water of the Gulf of Kutch enters this desert, which appears like a huge sea of ​​white sand. It is indeed amazing to see this salt desert. The Run Utsav held here every year is famous all over the world.

A huge tourist camp is situated near the village of Dhardo, in the middle of the vast plain of Rann, five kilometers from Bhuj, where tourists are accommodated in tents with all facilities. The artistic houses made of clay here are so beautiful that the tourists cannot stop themselves from admiring them by seeing those houses.

Seeing the desert in full moon is the special thing about this festival. The desert looks white in Full Moon Nights. Folk dance, local artists’ music shows, paramotoring, rifle shooting, star gauging, archery, camel rides, camel cart rides, local delicious food, and local art are all part of this festival. Colorful people and culture of Gujarat make this white desert even more beautiful.

About 350 luxury cottage tents are built every year on the 5,00,000 sq meter area for the convenience and enjoyment of tourists. Children’s zone, meditation hall, cafeteria and conference hall are also available. The tents made here have both AC and Non-AC tents which you can select according to your convenience and budget. Packages are available including tent stay, pickup, and dropoff from Bhuj, sightseeing in Kutch, lunch, breakfast, and dinner.

The sightseeing places or things that a traveller can do in Rann Of Kutch are Dholavira, Vijay Vilas Palace, Kala Dungar (The highest point in Kutch), Mandvi Beach, Bhujodi (Textile Handicrafts), The Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary and many more.

How to reach

From Bhuj, the Rann of Kutch falls 80 km (2 hours). From here there are buses of Gujarat tourism which will take you to the Rann of Kutch.

By Air:

Flights operate to Bhuj Airport from Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, Bangalore, Goa and Trivandrum.

By Train and by road, Bhuj is easily accessible to every main city of India.

For Booking for Rann Utsav Tent, Rann Utsav Tour packages, one can visit the official website https://www.rannutsav.com/rannutsav.php