Kutch, which is nearly an island and shaped like a tortoise, is a formerly royal state of India that has kept its historical glory. With its vast swaths of the white salt desert, is one of India’s most beautiful, yet strange, places. The Rann Festival, which runs from December to February and includes enormous camp settlements, cultural events, festivals, and adventure sports like hot-air ballooning, brings the area to life.
Kutch is also one of the largest districts in India, with one of the lowest population densities. Furthermore, Kutch is on the India-Pakistan border, and parts of Pakistan may be viewed from there. The Flamingo and Wild Ass Sanctuary, as well as Kutch’s crafts and embroidery, are also worth visiting. Bhuj is an excellent site to begin your journey through the Rann of Kutch. On your trip, don’t forget to stop at the stunning beaches of Mandvi, near Bhuj. Dholavira’s historic town is a must-see.