Guidebook for Bhuj - Kutch
Everything Else
Bhuj Airport
Air Connectivity
Bhujodi is a major textile center of Kutch, with the vast majority of the 1200 inhabitants involved in textile handicraft production
Bhujodi
Bhujodi is a major textile center of Kutch, with the vast majority of the 1200 inhabitants involved in textile handicraft production
Wild Ass Sanctuary
Wilk Ass Sanctuary
Sightseeing
Dhordo
The White Desert
Palacio Vijay Vilas
Vijay Vilas Palace RoadPalace at Sea Shore
Mandvi Beach
Beach to relax
Dholavira
An archaeological site
Kalo Dungar
Hill
The king's residence right up to 1991 when the last king of Kutch, Madansingh died, the palace is now a museum. With beautiful gardens of many flowering and medicinal plants.
Palacio SharadBaug
The king's residence right up to 1991 when the last king of Kutch, Madansingh died, the palace is now a museum. With beautiful gardens of many flowering and medicinal plants.
Chhatedi Bhuj
15 Town Hall RdArchaeological Site with beautiful surroundings
Palacio Prag Mahal
Darbar Gadh RoadThe Prag Mahal is a 19th-century palace located next to the Aina Mahal in Bhuj
Chhari Dhand Bird Sanctuary
Best Place For the Bird Watchers
At the far northwest corner of Kutch, facing north across the Great Rann towards Pakistan, stands Lakhpat, once an important port city but now virtually abandoned for almost 200 years.
Fortaleza de Lakhpat
At the far northwest corner of Kutch, facing north across the Great Rann towards Pakistan, stands Lakhpat, once an important port city but now virtually abandoned for almost 200 years.
Arts & Culture
Museo de Kutch
Explore the culture of Kutch
Made in marbe, intricate carvings adorn the pillars and ceiling of the most expensive temple
Templo Shree Swaminarayan Bhuj
Made in marbe, intricate carvings adorn the pillars and ceiling of the most expensive temple
A major center of the ajrakh block-printing technique, Dhamadka is about 50 km east of Bhuj. Some artisans have now relocated to Ajrakhpur, closer to the city, since the earthquake of 2001.
Dhamdka
A major center of the ajrakh block-printing technique, Dhamadka is about 50 km east of Bhuj. Some artisans have now relocated to Ajrakhpur, closer to the city, since the earthquake of 2001.
Entertainment & Activities
Jardín de la colina
Airport Ring RoadSome recreation for Kids