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Day 1 :- Ahmedabad – BHUJ
Arrive at Ahmedabad Railway station / Airport and drive to Bhuj. The historic city of Bhuj derives its name from the Bhujiyo Dungar, a hill, overlooking the present day Bhuj town. Bhuj is a typical example of a desert town located between two geographical features - Bujiyo Dungar on the east & Hamirsar lake on the west. Visit Aina Mahal and Prag Mahal and Museum.Overnight Bhuj.
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Day 2 :- WHITE RANN OF KUTCH
After Breakfast proceed for a day excursion to Banni Region. Amidst the Desert land of infinite dimensions, are suspended, quaint little villages. These are the last villages on the India-Pakistan border. Here you will come across master craft people' exposing their traditional art, turning out master pieces every day. Their ornaments, clothes, utensils, everything they use - will make you feel as if you have stepped into lifestyle museum leaving you spellbound. Banni Embroidery of Kutch This needle work derived its name from the semi-desert areas called Banni in the Kutch district. It is a long tract of 2,144 Sq. Km. where 44 villages form hamlets (Vandhs) People in this area are engaged in tertiary occupations like embroidery, leather work, dairy and other cottage industries. Banni embroidery is locally known as "Kutch Bharat" Khambira, Kharek, Kodi, Kacho Bharat Fako, Bharat etc are main stitches used in this area. The work is known for minute designs Gorgeous colors embroidered articles are closely associated with their day to day needs.
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The grasslands of Banni are scattered with villages of pastoral groups. As the women of these groups do embroidery for their personal use and a supplementary income, this is one of the highest concentration areas of craftswomen in the world.
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Khavda (85 Km.) – a Small village, One can visit to Khatrivas to see artisans printing & selling Ajrakh. The town also has skilled Leather Craftsmen and there are some shops retailing local crafts, including Leather Slippers. Off the main road is a clinic run by Kutch Mahila Vikas Sangathan (KMVS), Federation of Kutchi Women's groups.
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Ludia Village is comprised of several hamlets belonging to the Meghwal & Samma Communities. The latter community, primarily herdsmen, is more conservative when it comes to tourists. Gandhi nu Gam, populated by the Meghwal community, features beautifully Painted Bhungas .The Kanjari (Blouses) of the women and the Bhunga decoration of this village are especially colorful.
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To curb exploitation & experiment with community marketing, the hamlet has set up an “Otlo” or a roofed platform next to the Temple, where each household brings out their embroidered goods for selling.
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Drive to Hodka. Take typical Kutchi Lunch at Shaame-e-Sarhad Village Resort. Hodka – a cultural village is located in the Banni Grassland, right on the edge of the great Salt Desert – the Rann. The name Hodka is derived from the Gujarati word “Hodi” meaning Boat, as the shape of the Jheel is believed to be in the shape of a Boat. It is believed to have been set up by the Halepotra clan. 'Halepotra' literally means the 'Son or the descendant of Halaji', who is believed to have immigrated from Sindh. The village is now a part of National project. The village is famous for its craft like Decorative Mirrors, Lamps, Hand Fans, Letter Boxes, Wall Hanging, Lather, Clay, Wood, Metal, Mud Work and especially the exquisite Silver Jewellery. The artisans sell their goods directly from their artistic Huts. Visit the Bhirandiyara – is a favorite Tea stop for locals and visitors alike on the road to Khavda. The village boasts of a delicious sweet – fresh Maavo. This milk-based sweet is best when eaten hot. Most of the roadside stalls sell Maavo. The local Meghwal Community has exquisite embroideries and skillfully decorated, colorful Mud Bhungas.
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Mud-Mirror work - Lippan kam is a decorative art done by common people mainly women. Lippan kam is done inside bhungas / mud huts in villages of Kutch; sometimes you can find it on outer walls too. Generally women make birds, trees, animals, and peacock, human figures etc in lippan kam.It is done with a mixture of clay and camel dung. Then gum is used to stick mirrors. Originality of lippan kam lies in adding no color or only whites. Small round, diamond-shaped or triangle mirror pieces are essential to lippan kam.
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NOTE : This is to bring your kind notice that all the tourists visiting Bhuj / Kutch area are required to Obtain the permit from the Police Office for the interior Kutch visit the villages north of Kutch, including Khavda, Bhirandiara and Dumaro, Overnight Stay at Bhuj.
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Day 3 :- Bhuj – Jamnagar - Dwarka
drive to Jamnagar. Visit Bala Hanuman Temple. Bala Hanuman Temple : Bala Hanuman Temple is a pilgrim place venerated by the devotees of Lord Rama. It is a world famous temple, known for the continous chanting of Jai Ram, Shri Ram. The chanting is going on since 1964 and has found a place for it in the Guinness Book of World Records. People chant the name of the Lord in shifts, 24hours a day Later drive to Dwarka and Overnight at Dwarka.
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Day 4 :- Dwarka
Today after Visit Dwarkadeesh Temple. Take a holy dip in Gomti river, later leave to visit Nageshwar Jyotirling, Gopi Talav, Bet Dwarka, and on way back do visit Ruknnani Temple, evening visit other temples on coastal area, attend evening aarti at Dwarkadish temple. Overnight stay at the hotel at Dwarka
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Day 5 :- Dwarka - Porbandar - Somnath
Today morning take breakfast at hotel and check-out.Proceed to Porbandar. At Porbandar visit Kirti Mandir,the place where Gandhiji was born,Visit Sudama temple,dedicated to Krishna and Sudama, on whose legendary friendship much has been written..Later proceed to Somnath (130 km / 02.30 hrs) On route you can enjoy Largest Costal high Way of Madhavpur.On arrival Check-in at hotel then visit Bhalka Tirth, Triveni Ghat & Somnath Temple. In the evening attend Aarti and later watch light and Sound show. O.N at Somnath.
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Day 6 :- Somnath – Diu Excursion -Somanth
Breakfast at hotel, later drive to Diu. Sightseeing of Diu. Visit Diu Fort, Museum and church. Later day at leisure to enjoy at Nagoa Beach. Later in the evening drive back to Somnath and O.N at Somnath.
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Day 7 :- Sasangir-Junagadh—Ahmedabad
Today morning take breakfast at hotel and check-out and proceed to Sasangir to enjoy the safari from 9-12 pm (Reporting time : 8.30 am) (4500 INR Extra per jeep safari at Sasangir). Later Proceed to Junagadh.Visit Uperkot Fort, Ashok Rock Edict, Mahabat Makabara and Junagadh Museum., Enroute visit Jalaram Temple at Virpur and Swaminarya temple, Navlakha Palace and Vintage Car museum at Gondal. Then proceed to Ahmedabad and Overnight stay at hotel at Ahmedabad
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Day 7 :- Ahmedabad
Today morning take breakfast at hotel and check-out. Go for a Ahmedabad city sightseeing. Visit Hathi singh Jain Temple,Jama Masjid,Gandhi Ashram,Kankaria Lake. Later we will drop you at Airport/Railway Station for your onward journey.Here your trip ends with fond memories to cherish forever
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