Vibrant Gujarat

ve waiting outside the airport with a placard displaying your name. You will then be escorted to your hotel for check-in. Please note: Hotel check-in will be available after 2:00 PM.

Built with intricate Burma-teak carvings and rich sculptural art, it stands as a significant cultural and religious heritage of Gujarat and India.

This yellow sandstone mosque, with its Indo-Saracenic style, features intricately carved walls, 260 columns, and 15 domes, offering a serene escape from the city’s bustle. Also visit the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, renowned for its exquisite stone latticework and celebrated as a symbol of the rich architectural legacy of the African community in Gujarat.

he former residence of Mahatma Gandhi and Kasturba Gandhi. Situated on the banks of the Sabarmati River, the ashram served as a center for India’s freedom movement and remains a place of historic and spiritual significance.

mples, mosques, and the magnificent stepwell.

Set by the River Pushpavati and surrounded by gardens, the temple is renowned for its intricate sculptures and stands as a reminder of Gujarat’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

aturing traditionally designed cottages that blend with the rural landscape. The resort serves as an ideal base to explore the culture, crafts, and heritage of Surendranagar district. Overnight stay at the resort.

enturies-old architecture, some affected by the 2001 earthquake. Explore its heritage sites and visit nearby villages to experience the vibrant local culture and lifestyle.

Though partly damaged by an earthquake, it still fascinates with its bell tower overlooking the city and a courtyard with a Hindu temple.

Built in Italian style, it houses ancient inscriptions, archaeological finds, arms, and traditional crafts of the Kutch region. (Closed on Wednesdays and 2nd & 4th Saturdays).

ean style by a craftsman trained in Europe. Highlights include the Hall of Mirrors, royal suites, fountains, glasswork, gold- and ivory-inlaid doors, and a unique clock aligned with the Hindu calendar. (Closed on Thursdays).

ie-dye, block printing, intricate embroidery, and mirror work that reflect the rich folk culture of Gujarat.

ful houses, vibrant embroidery, and traditional attire that reflect the local culture. Return to Bhuj by evening.

Built in the 18th century as part of the Darbargadh Fort, this historic palace, named ‘Naulakha’ for its original construction cost of nine lakhs rupees, is renowned for its beautifully sculpted facade.

It houses colonial-era artifacts, tribal costumes, silverware, old coins, temple statues, and 13th-century carvings, showcasing the cultural heritage of Saurashtra.

Originally called Chintamani, this ‘Old Fort’ is unique among Rajasthan forts as it is built on flat land rather than a hill, with the city of Bikaner developing around it.

p, dating back to the 3rd–4th century BCE during Emperor Ashoka’s rule. These caves are simple in design, with ancient inscriptions on the walls.

Located about 65 km southeast of Junagadh, it was declared a wildlife sanctuary on 18th September 1965 to protect the lions. Proceed to the hotel for check-in and overnight stay.

The dry deciduous forest provides the perfect habitat for Asiatic lions, leopards, jackals, striped hyenas, and Indian foxes.

This historic temple is considered the first of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines of Lord Shiva.

Paul’s Church, and the old Portuguese fort. Proceed to the hotel for check-in and overnight stay.

es on the sacred Satrunjaya Hill at 2,000 meters elevation.

Overnight stay at the hotel.

the Harappan civilization that once served as a prominent ancient port.

Spend the afternoon at leisure for shopping, then transfer to the airport for international departures.