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LOCATION OF RANN OF KUTCH
The
massive, arid region of Kutch's Great Rann lies at the top of the Kutch
district to the north of the cancer tropic (you must travel through it to see
the sign). The Northern Border forms the Indian-Pakistan border.
The
fastest way to get to Great Rann of Kutch in Gujarat is from Bhuj. Dhordo is
being built by the Gujarat government as the Gateway to Rann, approximately an
hour and a half north of Bhuj. At the base of the desert, salt is Dhordo.
WHEN TO GO RANN OF KUTCH IN GUJARAT TOUR
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In
October each year the Rann starts to dry and gradually transforms into a bleak and
unreal wasteland of sand. The season of tourism continues until March. Close by
lodging at the end of March and reopen not until November. If you want to avoid
crowds, go towards the start of the tourist seasons in March, and have a calmer
experience. But, during a day trip from Bhuj, you can still visit the salt
desert in April and May. But during the day, it's really hot. In addition,
tourists ' basic facilities (food, water, and toilets) are not accessible. Only in the morning or evening is it best to
go out into the desert; otherwise salt can blind. The camel safari in the desert
can be taken with moonlight. The full moon is the happiest time of the month.
GETTING THERE
1.In
the area, resorts will arrange transportation from Bhuj for you. Some ways to
get to Bhuj are open.
2.If
you take the train, Mumbai (15 hours) is the best way to travel.
3.The
domestic airport is located in Bhuj. There flies Mumbai's Air India non-stop.
4.From
and around Gujarat, there are buses to Bhuj and there is a well-placed street.
5.You
can rent a cab or motorbike if you want to take the Great Rann of Kutch in
Gujarat on a day trip from Bhuj. Alternatively, packages are available for
small group tours.
6.A
guided tour takes planning and sightseeing out of the trouble. Kutch Adventures
India is based in Bhuj and participates in responsible, rural tourism. Owner
Kuldip will organize a specific itinerary for you, including tours to nearby
artisan villages (known by Kutch).
PERMITS FOR VISITING RANN OF KUTCH OR RANN UTSAV IN GUJARAT
Due
to its proximity to the Pakistani border, Rann de Kutch is a sensitive area. A
license to enter the salt desert is therefore needed. This can be obtained on
the way to the checkpoint of the village of Bhirandiyara (famous for Maua, a
milk sweet), about 55 km away from Bhuj. It cost an adult 100 rupees, a boy
between 6 and 12, a motorcycle 25 rupees and a car 50 rupees. The photocopy of
your ID plus a display of the original will be needed.
WHERE TO STAY IN RANN OF KUTCH 2019-20
The
Gateway to Rann Resort in Dhordo is the most popular option. It consists of the
traditionally built and handcrafted Kutchi bhungas (mud huts). Prices start at
4,500 rupees, per night for a double air-conditioned room. In the face of the Army Control Camp near the
salt desert entrance, the Gujarat Government has also established tourism
accommodation in the ToranRann Resort. This hotel, although its location is not
especially beautiful, is nearest to the salt desert. Accommodation in Bhunga
costs between 4,500-6,000 rupees per night plus tax. Included are breakfast and
lunch.
Shaam-e-Sarhad
(Sunset at the Border) Village Resort in Hodka is another recommended resort.
The resort is owned by locals and run by them. You may choose to stay at
environmentally friendly mud-tents (3,400 rupees for double foods per night) or
at traditional bhungas (4,800 rupees for double foods per night). All bathrooms
and running water are associated, though only buckets provide warm water. There
are also family cottages available. A highlight is visiting local artist
villages.
RANN UTSAV IN GUJARAT
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OTHER
PLACES TO VISIT IN RANN OF KUTCH IN GUJARAT
Kala
Dungar is located in Black Mountain, 458 meters above sea level. If you would
like to see the Rann of Kutch from a different perspective. In Kutch, it's the
highest point and you can see it throughout the border with Pakistan. Kala
Dungar is accessible via the 25 km (16 km) and about 70 km (44 miles) away
village of Khavda. This village is home to craftsmen, including Ajrakh Block
from Pakistan, who specialize in block printing. Having your own public
transportation is safer as it is rare. (tripsavvy.com) (info)
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