Location: Bhuj
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Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Bhuj, Gujarat
Bhuj ( pronunciation (help·info)) is a Municipality and District Head Quarter of Kutch District in the state of Gujarat, India.
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1. Kutch Adventures India
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5.0 based on 109 reviews
Kutch Adventures India (Responsible Tourism Award Winner) offers personalized guided tours of Kutch focusing on culture, communities, handicrafts and off the beaten places of Kutch. "Home Stay, evening walks and home cooked dinner(Advance booking required) For more info. please drop me an email. Looking forward to seeing you soon. Capre Diem! Kuldip Gadhvi "As you give to life, you will receive"
2. Chattardi
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4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By kutchexpeditions - Bhuj, India
Chhatedi is a local word for Chhatris, The Royal Cenotaphs! At the south west of Hamirsar Lake there is the group of cenotaphs where the last rituals of the Royal family members done! Lots of Memorial stones and monuments are there. Very badly damaged in 1819 and 2001 earthquakes but still lot to get from heritage park. its maintained by ASI. timing is from Sunrise to Sunset. Video camera is allowed only with prior permission.
3. White Desert
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4.5 based on 1,043 reviews
Reviewed By Saikat_on_wheels - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
I chose a full Moon day in February. A bus from the Tent City and a camel cart drove us into the vast expanse of the Desert. I walked toward the horizon and it receded from me as I approached, leaving only the white crust of salt all around me. The sight put me into a trance. Never before had I encountered with such an otherworldly sight. The Sun set on the white desert. A strange feeling of smallness crept into my heart before the enormity of the wilderness of The Nature. I got back to the Tent and again, around 10 pm, I was driven into the place with the Full Moon overhead. And Lo and Behold! It is where the fairies land to whisper their mysteries into the ear. I was really hypnotized by the beauty of the Great Desert. The chill of February night didn't touch me.
4. Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj
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4.5 based on 486 reviews
Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj is a socio-spiritual Hindu organisation, based in Bhuj-Kutch, Gujarat, which falls under the Nar-Narayandev Gadi as established and ordained by Lord Shree Swaminarayan Himself. We invite you to browse our website for a comprehensive guide on the Swaminarayan Sampraday, with details of its philosophy, scriptures, festivals, publications and global footprint. It contains a full life history of Bhagwan Swaminarayan and His successorship via the Acharaya Paksh Gadis; namely Shree Nar-Narayan dev and Shree Laxshmi Narayan dev. The site includes that largest audio, kirtan and spiritual discourse collection suitable for all Vaishnav followers globally.Moderation Policy: We love to hear your opinions about Satsang, Shastras, Bhagwan, Bhaktos, Santos and Acharyas but please keep your comments friendly. We reserve the right to delete defamatory, abusive, profane and spam posts and to block repeat offenders.
Reviewed By BADOPTL - Morton, United States
Jay swaminarayan the place in bhuj temple shree Ganshyam Maharaj best tourist attraction in western Gujarat
5. Matanamadh
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4.5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By KantilalMumbai_India - Mumbai, India
A religious place to visit when you are travelling in Kutch. The temple is popular among all caste, creeds of Kutch and one can feel the atmosphere filled with BHAKTI.
6. Culture Rings Kutch
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
Culture Rings offers off the beaten track travel experiences, facilitated by best in class guides and local tour ambassadors, who help you get deeper into the culture and understanding the local landscape.
7. Bhujia Hill
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4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Bansikumarganatra
We visited bhujio hill on the eve of 3 November.We got information about it from localities it was a beautiful place and a wonderful view for sunset and whole town.Great experience
8. Kranti Tirth for Shyamji Krishna Varma
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
9. Traditional Rogan Art
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Daskamal
"Rogan"is Persian word and the Rogan painting is about 300 years old form of art originated in Persia & Pakistan. Today nine members of Khatri family led by Abdul Gafoor in Nirona village of Kutch district in Gujarat have not only revived the forgotten art but also trained about 100 girls in the village in Rogan painting. The details of the art has been very nicely explained by a number of reviewers in the Trip Advisors. Gafoor bhai has been honoured with National award and seven state awards. His paintings are often gifted to visiting dignitaries including former President of USA Mr. Barak Obama. Visit to Nirona village, which is typical dusty small village, can be clubbed with the white Rann festival as it is about 45 minute drive from Dhordo, where the festival is held. There is another house at the beginning of the narrow lane leading to Gafoor bhai's house, which also has display of Rogan Paintings which must b have come up later. The village is also famous for brass bells used to tie around the neck of the cattle. The uniqueness of it is that the bells can be differently tuned, which helps in distinguishing one herd from another. Sometimes the bell around the lead Cattle neck has a unique sound which helps the other cattle in the group to follow it.
10. Tapkeshwari Temple
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Harry_Itinerantur - Gurugram (Gurgaon), India
Tapkeshwari temple and caves are located very close to the City of Bhuj in Kutch. Quietly tucked away in the wilderness just behind the Bhuj Cantonment is the Tapkeshwari Temple. The temple complex is located in the centre of a horse shoe shaped hill. An old lady who is also the pujarin of the temple told me that the shrine is over 500 years old. The name of the temple comes from the Gujarati word "tapakvu," which means "to drip". Legend states that this used to be the site of a year-round spring which used to cause water to "drip" down the cliff walls (though we could not find any water as such dripping down from the hill side). The largest aquifer is located right below the temple, the smallest at the entrance and the third closer to the hill side to the North. Apart from the temple, the fantastic limestone caves overlooking the complex are worth a visit. They are accessible by stairs on the north side of the temple and then a scramble up a rough trail to the top of the overlying ridge. The caves are breathtaking and seem to have been eroded millions of years ago by water (probably when the whole region was sea bed). Unfortunately, they have been vandalized at a number of places by louts scribbling their names and other gibberish at a number of places. Still they are fantastically patterned and offer a beautiful view of Bhuj City from the top.
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