Day 1: Rajkot Arrival – Bhuj (Approx. 230 Kms, 5 Hrs)

• Aina Mahal
• Prag Mahal
• Kutch Museum
• Swaminarayan Temple
• Hamirsar Lake
• Bhuj local market
  
  

Day 2: Bhuj – Bhujodi – Ajrakhpur – Mandvi (Approx. 70 Kms, 2 Hrs)

• Bhujodi, a traditional crafts village
• Shrujan Handicraft Museum, showcasing exquisite embroidery styles.
• Ajrakhpur, famous for its ancient Ajrakh block printing technique
• Mandvi, a charming coastal town.
• Vijay Vilas Palace, a stunning Indo-European royal residence surrounded by lush gardens and sea views.
• Mandvi Beach
• Shipbuilding Yard.
  
  

Day 3: Mandvi – Narayan Sarovar – Lakhpat – Narayan Sarovar (Approx. 200 Kms, 4.5 Hrs)

• Narayan Sarovar, one of the five sacred lakes in Hinduism.
• Narayan Sarovar Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, and absorb the peaceful ambiance.
• Lakhpat, a historic walled city near the Indo-Pak border.
• Lakhpat Fort
• Gurdwara Sahib Lakhpat.
  
  

Day 4: Narayan Sarovar – Koteshwar – Mata No Madh – Dhordo (Approx. 220 Kms, 5 Hrs)

• Koteshwar Mahadev Temple, a revered Shiva temple located at the westernmost point of India.
• Mata No Madh, the famous temple dedicated to Ashapura Mata
• Dhordo, the gateway to the mesmerizing
• White Rann of Kutch.
• Sunset at the White Rann
  
  

Day 5: Dhordo (Enjoy Early Sunrise at White Rann) – Road to Heaven – Dholavira – Dhordo (Approx. 300 Kms, 7 Hrs)

• sunrise at the White Rann
• Road to Heaven
• Indus Valley Civilization
• Dholavira Fossil Park
  
  

Day 6: Dhordo – Nirona – Bhuj Local (Approx. 150 Kms, 3.5 Hrs)

• Nirona, a village famous for its rare handicrafts.
• Chattardi Cenotaphs, an ancient royal cremation site known for its intricately carved sandstone structures.
• Ramkund Stepwell, a historical water reservoir surrounded by stone carvings depicting Ramayana stories.
• Bhuj local market – shop for authentic Kutchi handicrafts and embroidered textiles
  
  

Day 7: Bhuj – Rajkot Drop (Approx. 230 Kms, 5 Hrs)