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Rann of Kutch , a large area of salt marshes is located in Gujarat , India . It is divided into : Great Rann of Kutch and Little Rann of Kutch .The name "Rann" has come from the Hindi word ran meaning "desert". The Hindi word is derived from Sanskrit word iri?a attested in the mythological books.

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Less than 100 km away from Bhuj, this sanctuary is spread over an area of about 7505.22 sq. km. in the Kutch District of Gujarat. This wildlife sanctuary is considered as one of the largest seasonal saline wetland areas.

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It is one of the largest remarkable excavations of the Indus Valley Civilization which was one of the most developed civilization roughly 4500 years ago.

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The oldest museum of Gujarat, the Kutch Museum boasts of its collection of the extinct Kutchi Script and ancient coins. Tribal artifacts are also a part of the museum along with many other kinds of objects on display exhibits of embroidery, paintings, arms, musical instruments, sculpture and precious metalwork.

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Also known locally as the Lala Prajan Sanctuary, its primary aim is to conserve the Great Indian Bustard. Among many other different varieties of wildlife that can be found within the reserve, there are three different kinds of Bustards themselves in the sanctuary.

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The Mandvi beach is one of the most serene beaches on the Northwestern shore. Its the perfect destination to come and relax with family and friends during winter mornings.

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Exquisite handicraft consisting of embodied cloth, bed sheets, bandhani fabrics and enameled silver wear is what Kutch is famous for.

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The Aina Mahal palace, or 'Hall of Mirrors' was built during the flamboyant rule of Lakhpatji in the middle of the 18th century and is very beautiful.

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The Kandla Port is one of the 11 most important ports of India. The Mudra Port is another important commercial port in the Kutch.

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A combination of 5 holy lakes of Hinduism namely Man Sarovar, Pampa Sarovar, Bindu Sarovar, Narayan Sarovar and Pushkar Sarovar, this is one of the most significant religious sites for Hindus.

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Named after the ruler of Jadeja - Rao Hamir, this man-made lake lies in the central area of Bhuj. With almost all the important sight-seeing destinations of Bhuj located to its eastern part, walking through the boundary of this 450-year-old lake is a pleasurable experience.

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This uniquely named sanctuary, located in Little Rann of Kutch, is India's biggest wildlife sanctuary spreading over a massive 4954 square kilometer. It is home to a wide variety of carnivores, mammals, birds.

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Located in the same compound as the Aaina Mahal, is the giant Prag Mahal, which may at first seem slightly out of place at the far western edge of India, looking more appropriate in France.

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Located 138 km from the city of Bhuj, Mata No Madh, this historical temple dedicated to Jadeja deities and is situated west of Kakkadbhit. The original 1200 year old temple was demolished during the earthquake of 1819 AD.

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A 125km drive away from Bhuj, this is also known as Narayan Sarovar Chinkara Sanctuary. This sanctuary covers an area of about 444 sq. km. and is one of the distinct eco-system in the Kutch district of Gujarat state and it is a home to number of mammals such as chinkara, the endangered Indian wolf, wildcats, desert foxes, honey badger and wild boar.

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Celebrating the varied ethnic flavour of Gujarat through crafts, music, dance and people, Rann Utsav for 2024-2025 will be held from 1st November 2024 to the 28th February 2025. An initiative by the Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Limited, the Rann Utsav is packed with leisure, delicious food and adventure spread over 5 Lakh sq metres with more than 350 luxurious tents. It is 100+ full-filled days of Kutch.

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Anjar is a town and municipality in Kutch District, Gujarat. With 1,400 years of history, it is known as the oldest town in Kutch. The desert climate in this region does not spare Anjar, sharing the same weather extremities. It has been a centre for trade and commerce in Kutch for eons, being a target of invasion in medieval times and during the British colonisation.

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Marking the highest point of Kutch (462 m), Kalo Dungar is located north of the village of Khavda, Gujarat. Also known as The Black Hill, the area is famous for its panoramic view of the Rann of Kutch. Kalo Dungar is home to a 400-year-old temple devoted to Lord Dattatreya. The magnetic hills of Kalo Dungar mark for the perfect optical illusion, where vehicles seem to defy gravity and roll uphill.

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Built of red sandstone, The Vijay Vilas Palace, an epitome of Rajputani architecture is located in Mandvi, Gujarat. Set among luscious orchids and a beach; this palace served as the summer getaway for the Maharaja of Bhuj. The Vijay Vilas Palace in the modern day caters to tourists as a heritage home; with rooms starting at INR 6,500, tourists can enjoy a luxury stay at this royal abode.

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Kadiya Dhro is a small hill located in the Kutch district of Gujarat. It is surrounded by vast stretches of white sand dunes, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers. The hill is believed to be around 200 feet high and is considered sacred by the local communities. According to the New York Times in 2021, this mesmerizing location was unveiled as a Must-Visit place among 51 other places to visit.