Things to do
The Rann Utsav takes place under the initiative of Gujarat Tourism every year from November to February and sometimes extends till Holi. The White Sand Desert is a marveling destination in Gujarat and is worth the visit during the Rann Utsav. The below-mentioned activities are the primary features of the festival.
1.Tented Accommodation - Tent accommodation in the Tent City of Rann of Kutch offers an out of the world of experience with luxurious accommodation options embellished with world-class amenities in the tent. The Tent City of Rann of Kutch is located about 78.5 km from Bhuj railway station and about 90 km from Bhuj airport. The Tents are available in several categories based on area, amenities and rates.
2.Fun and Adventure Activities - At the White Desert of Rann, the view of the sunset is in itself a visionary bliss. Other than the sunset view, camel cart rides, horse rides, and photo shoots wearing traditional Gujarati costumes come under the fun activities. The adventure activities include ATV riding, paramotoring, paintball and zip-lining.
3.Try Kutch Cuisine - During the visit to the Tent City of Kutch, it is important to partake in the local cuisine that the area has to offer. The dining halls and food stalls throughout the region offer a variety of delicious and authentic dishes that are prepared by the local Kutchi people. Some of the most renowned and delectable items that are worth trying include Dabeli, Bajra na Rotla with buttermilk and curd, Bhajiya, Kadak, and many more. These dishes can provide a unique and delightful experience during the stay in Kutch.
4.Go for Cultural Experience - Rann Utsav aims to showcase the rich culture and heritage of Kutch to the world. It is known as the carnival of culture, where visitors can enjoy local folk dance and music performances every night, along with a bonfire on the white sands. This unique destination provides an opportunity for visitors to learn about the region's rich traditions, arts and crafts that cannot be seen anywhere else.
5., Visit to the Neighbouring Villages- The wish to discover unique local art and crafts that are only prepared by local communities can be fulfilled in the traditional villages that house a close-knit community of artisans and craftsmen. Gandhi Nu Gam, Hodko and Nirona are the villages where visitors can witness artisans working on intricate embroidery, woodwork, and pottery, and have the chance to pick up some souvenirs and support the local economy.
