Rann Mahotsav at Kutch, Gujarat

Gujarat, the most welcoming state in India

Gujarat has a beauty that holds the hearts of people. Especially, the people of Gujarat are really friendly. Also, Gujarat is very long. It has a coastline of 1600km. Not only Gujarat is famous because of the father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. Furthermore, it is filled with exotic beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, temples, and historic events. Most importantly, we must know Gujarat is the richest state in terms of architecture, business, art, and festivals. 

Generally, a trip to Gujarat officially starts from Ahmedabad. Above all, Ahmedabad is featured for Heritage. Such as fine exquisite Hindu and Islamic architecture and Jain temples. Above all, Ahmedabad means visiting Sabarmati Ashram is must, where our Gandhji lived. Surprisingly, there are a lot of experiences here too. This includes visiting the Hutheesing Jain temple which is made up of white marble.

1. The longest coastline in India is Gujarat.
2. Home to the legendary Mahatma Gandhi.
3. Historic Stunning architecture
4. Must visit Jain temples.

Gujarat’s Hidden facts

Did you know that Gujarat has 17 airports? Well, not only that but also India’s first port was established at Lothal, Harappan site. Additionally, Gujarat is the only state that produces the highest milk in India. Also, when in Gujarat you must visit Lakshmi vilas palace. And, Gujarat is home to a UNESCO world heritage site. Namely, Dholavira of kutch.

Gujarat is also home to a national marine park in Jamnagar. Where by the way you can get an amazing aqua tour. There are almost 53 coral species 42 hard corals and 11 soft corals. Undoubtedly, so much to explore here. You must also walk down to history to understand India’s freedom history through the Dandi march. It’s a path to freedom.

1. State with the highest number of operating airports.
2. Visit UNESCO sites.
3. Explore the aqua life at the national marine park.
4. Learn about India’s freedom history.

Rann Mahotsav at Kutch

Rann Mahotsav at Kutch is organized by Gujarat tourism. This festival showcases the best culture and traditions of Gujarat. The Rann of kutch is a white salt desert. It is also said, it is bigger than the size of thirty individual countries. It is just so huge and scintillating. People across the globe come to witness the festival and part of it. You can witness folk dances, handicrafts, live musical performances, and camel safari. 

Rann Mahotsav is organized in 2006, by the prime minister of India. And since then we have been following up. Particularly, it is to promote the indigenous culture of the state in India and abroad. For 2023, the dates are already out. Rann Mahotsav of kutch began on 26th October 2022 and to 20th February 2023. The venue is Rann Utsav tent city. 

Also, there is a wide range of activities starting from trying out local cuisines to adventurous sports. Furthermore, you can do an ideal photoshoot here under the moonlight. You can also go for a stroll on Manvi beach or a camel ride. Besides, you could go on neighboring village tours to Hodko, Dhordo, etc. 

1. Prime minister Narendra Modi’s initiative.
2. Dates: 26th October 2022 and to 20th February 2023.
3. Location: Rann Utsav tent city
4. Explore nearby kutch.

Understanding the culture of Gujarat

Basically, Gujarat is all about simplicity yet vibrant. Gujarati displays the best form of art. Certainly, the most intricate art forms can be found here. Especially their furnishings, embroidered bedsheets, mirror work, and leather work. They are really creative. Secondly, their folk music is a world-class classic which also includes, Turi, manjira, zanz, and Dhol. 

Thirdly, the traditional dance forms. Such as Dandiya, Garba, Padhar and Garbi. Fourthly, the authentic cuisines of Gujarat which you cannot miss. Basically, its a vegetarian dominated. Some of the famous Gujarati Delicacies you must try are dhokla, fafda, khandvi, dal dhokla, khakhra, thepla, undhiyu and so much more. 

1. A vast array of Gujarati culture.
2. Explore the traditional art forms.
3. Explore the ancient rich heritage.
4. Must try authentic cuisines.

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