Pickup Rajkot - Gir - Diu - Somnath - Dwarka 2N - Kutch 2N

If you haven’t yet experienced the Lion Safari at Sasan Gir, start your day early with the safari (tickets cost borne by the traveler). After the safari, return to your hotel for breakfast and check out.

Drive to Diu (Approx. 190 km / 4–4.5 hrs) for a relaxing beach stay.

Diu Sightseeing:

• St. Paul’s Church – A 17th-century Portuguese church.
• Diu Museum – Exhibits local history and heritage.
• Diu Fort – Offers panoramic views of the sea and town.
• Nagoa Beach & Ghoghla Beach – Ideal for swimming and sunset strolls.
• Naida Caves – Coastal sea caves for photography and exploration.
• Jallandhar Beach – A quiet, less crowded beach.
• INS Khukri Memorial – Naval memorial site.
• Neeleshwar Mahadev Temple – Cave temple next to the beach, offering a serene spiritual experience.
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This covers the key sights of Diu, blending history, culture, and scenic coastal experiences.

After breakfast at your hotel, embark on a complete tour of Dwarka, soaking in its spiritual ambiance and historic charm.

Dwarka Sightseeing:

• Bet Dwarka Temple – Accessible by boat, this temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and his abode on the island.
• Rukmini Temple – Dedicated to Lord Krishna’s consort Rukmini, known for its beautiful carvings and architecture.
• Gomti Ghat – Take a holy dip in the Gomti River and witness the daily rituals performed by pilgrims.
• Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple – One of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, renowned for its religious significance.
• Dwarkadhish Temple Aarti (Evening) – Attend the mesmerizing evening aarti, a highlight of Dwarka’s spiritual experience.

Return to your hotel for overnight stay after a fulfilling day of devotion and sightseeing.

After breakfast, set out to explore the vibrant culture and natural beauty surrounding the Great Rann of Kutch. The region offers a unique blend of scenic landscapes, traditional villages, and historical sites that capture the essence of Kutch.

Sightseeing around Rann of Kutch (Any sightseeing mentioned will be covered once during the entire stay at Runn of Kutch):

• White Desert (Dhordo) – Witness the surreal expanse of salt marshes stretching to the horizon. The gleaming white sand creates an enchanting view, especially under the bright sun.
• Kalo Dungar (Black Hill) – The highest point in Kutch, about 462 meters high, offering a panoramic view of the Great Rann. Don’t miss the Guru Dattatreya Temple, dedicated to Lord Dattatreya.
• Bhirandiyari Check Post – Stop here to collect the entry permits required to access the Rann region.
• Handicraft Villages (Gandhi nu Gaam, Bhirandiyara, Hodka, Ludiya, and Khavda) – Explore these artisan villages to witness traditional Kutchi embroidery, mirror work, mud houses, and local lifestyle.
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In the evening, return to the White Desert to enjoy the magical sunset views, where the salt plains reflect the changing colors of the sky. Later, you can also experience the Rann Utsav cultural performances featuring folk dances, music, and local cuisine (subject to season).

Return to your camp/resort near Dhordo (10–20 km away) for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, check out from your camp/resort and head towards Bhuj.
Bhuj is approximately 85 km away from the Rann of Kutch, and it would take around 2 hours to reach by road.

En route, visit the following attractions:

Bhirandiyara Village – known for its traditional crafts and delicious local mawa sweet.

Khavda Village – a pottery hub where artisans craft beautiful clay and terracotta items.

Upon reaching Bhuj, continue exploring its cultural and historical highlights:

• Aina Mahal – an 18th-century palace adorned with mirror work and European-inspired architecture.
• Prag Mahal – a majestic Gothic-style palace situated beside Aina Mahal.
• Kutch Museum – Gujarat’s oldest museum displaying tribal artifacts, musical instruments, and embroidery.
• Swaminarayan Temple – a marble temple known for its exquisite carvings and peaceful ambiance.
• Bhujodi Village, a traditional weavers’ village where you can witness live textile weaving and embroidery by local artisans.

In the evening, return to Bhuj city. You may explore the local markets known for handicrafts, bandhani fabrics, and silver jewelry before heading to your railway station or airport.