Day 1: Bhuj
Upon arrival at Bhuj airport, meet our representative for a warm welcome and transfer to your hotel. After check-in, begin your exploration with a visit to Aina Mahal, known for its intricate mirror work and regal design that reflects 19th-century Kutch craftsmanship. Continue to Prag Mahal, a striking Gothic-style palace featuring high ceilings, marble embellishments, and elegant architecture that reveals Bhuj’s colonial influence. Visit the Swaminarayan Temple, an architectural marvel adorned with beautifully carved marble pillars and peaceful surroundings ideal for spiritual reflection. Later, explore Bhuj’s lively markets filled with traditional Kutch handicrafts, embroidered textiles, and silver jewelry. Return to your hotel for dinner and a relaxing overnight stay.

Day 2: Bhuj - Narayan Sarovar Sanctuary - Hodka (125kms)
After breakfast, drive through scenic countryside to Narayan Sarovar Sanctuary, a tranquil haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Walk through its natural trails while spotting species like chinkara and migratory birds amidst arid beauty. Visit the Koteshwar Shiv Temple, an ancient shrine by the serene Koteshwar Lake, offering a peaceful environment for spiritual contemplation. Later, continue your drive to Hodka Village, known for its traditional mud huts, local artistry, and hospitality that reflects rural Kutch charm. Check in at your accommodation and unwind amid rustic surroundings, enjoying an authentic village experience. Spend the evening at leisure, savoring local cuisine under the starlit desert sky.

Day 3: Hodka - White Rann of Kutch
After an early breakfast, set out to witness the mesmerizing White Rann of Kutch, one of India’s most surreal landscapes. Watch the sun rise over the glistening salt flats as the vast desert transforms into a glowing expanse of white under the morning light. Visit Dhordo Village, renowned for its exquisite embroidery and mirror-work handicrafts, where local artisans demonstrate their skills passed down through generations. Continue to Khavda Village, where traditional potters craft beautiful earthenware using ancient techniques. In the afternoon, drive up to Kala Dungar (Black Hill), Kutch’s highest point, to capture panoramic views of the endless white desert and distant horizon. Return to Hodka for dinner and overnight stay amid peaceful desert surroundings.

Day 4: Hodka - Bhuj (65kms) - Departure
After breakfast, drive back towards Bhuj, stopping at Nirona Village, famous for the ancient art of Rogan painting. Watch skilled artisans create vibrant patterns using castor oil-based colors and delicate handwork on fabric. Continue to Bhujodi Village, a celebrated weavers’ settlement where you can witness the making of intricate shawls, stoles, and carpets on traditional looms. Engage with local craftsmen to learn about their weaving techniques and family traditions that keep Kutch’s artistry alive. Later, transfer to Bhuj airport for your onward journey, concluding your enriching Kutch expedition filled with cultural discovery, natural beauty, and artistic heritage.