Gujarat Tour

Mahatma Gandhi’s Ashram, ageless ruins, stunning temples, pristine beaches, colorful art and Gir Lions- Gujarat packs in all of it and more with a dash of sweetness in its delicious veg food and warm Gujarati hospitality. The sprawling white sands of Kutch welcome you to soak in the vibrant culture and traditions of gorgeous Gujarat.?

Major Destinations and Attractions

Rani Ki Vav
An 11th century beautiful step-well in Patan, now preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Somnath Temple
Exquisitely carved shore temple in the sleepy hamlet of Somnath.

Dwarkadhish Temple
Dedicated to Lord Krishna, the temple also alludes to the rich underwater city of Dwarka mentioned in Mahabharata.

Beaches
Pristine beaches of Tithal, Gopnath and Hajira

Wildlife
Gir National Park- Home to the Asiatic lions

Fairs and Festivals of Gujarat

• Navratri- Colorful dance and music festival dedicated to goddess Durga
• Uttarayan- The kite flying festival where thousands of colorful kites take to the skies.
• Modhera Dance Festival- Showcasing the vibrant culture of Gujarat
• Kutch Rann Festival - White sands of Rann are sprinkled with colorful tents, folk music, Gujarati handicrafts, and lip smacking food.

Shopping in Gujarat
Gujarat is a shopper’s delight! Colorful fabric with tie & dye handiwork, gorgeous Patola sarees, exquisite zari embroidery & beadwork on bags, fabrics and home d?cor stuff, beautiful block printed bed sheets, mud art of Kutch, and camel leather shoes, bags and other stuff- the options are vivid and endless.

Food in Gujarat
Gujarati’s are big foodies and the food here is flavorful but non-spicy. Be sure to check out their range of snacks like Dhokla, Thepla, Khakra and Khandvi. Gujarati Thali- a combination of various curries and breads is a delicate balance of flavors with a twist of sweet, salt, spicy, crisp, soft, and deep fried.

Best time to Visit Gujarat
Gujarat is a warm state and is best visited in the winter months from October to March.

How to Reach
By Air- Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad connects Gujarat to most of the major cities in India and some selective international cities.
By Rail- Gujarat is well-connected to all Indian cities by a network of Indian Railways.
By Road- An excellent network of roads and highways connects Gujarat to the rest of India.