Bhuj Tourism

British ruled India, Bhuj remained the Princely state. When India got Independence Bhuj became the part of India.

Since Bhuj is the vital part of India, its History is incomplete without mentioning the deadliest two earthquakes. The earthquake of 1819 and 2001 had hit the city badly. The earthquake of 1819 and 2001 had hit the city badly.

Places of attraction in Bhuj

Bhuj tourism is not a One-day tour but requires several days to see the beautiful heritage and culture. Bhuj tour comprises of different experiences in a single city. Bhuj tourism is a mixture of water, desert and old buildings. Some important places to visit in Bhuj are

Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary

Kutch desert wildlife sanctuary is situated on the great Rann of Kutch which was announced as sanctuary in February 1896. The sanctuary has different wildlife creatures like flamingos, Indian porcupines, spiny-tailed lizards, black-necked storks, and Indian cormorants.

White Desert

It's the vast area consists of Pristine white salt . White desert is also the world's largest salt desert stretches from the mouth of River Indus to the Gulf of Kutch. Vast peaceful landscape has increased Bhuj tourism in a great amount.

Aina Mahal

One of the oldest building Gujrat Aina Mahal Also known as “Hall of Mirrors” . It is a treasure piece for History buff and art lovers as it is vibrant collection of art and archaic pieces. It is one of the most glitterings, halls all over the world which has mirrors all over the area walla, ceiling, pillars, and even windows.

Mandvi beach

One of the musts going places in Bhuj Tour. Clean beach and peaceful environment is a perk one can get on visiting this place. Mandvi beach has also the facility for camping and watering sports which makes this place more interesting and exciting.

Other places to vitis are Hamirsar Lake, Shri Swaminarayan temples, Lala Prajan Sanctuary, Pirotan island, Mata No Madh, Prag Mahal, Banni grassland reserve, Kutch Museum, Clock tower, etc.

Art and Culture of Bhuj

Bhuj is a treasure for Gujarat with vast art and culture. Rann utsav is the most important festival celebrated on the high scale in Bhuj every year in the month of February or March The best part of the festival that it comprises the beauty of traditional handicraft, cultural events and tours in and around the city.Bhuj has great handicrafts, and different weaving collection like Ajrak prints, Clay pottery, Bandhini, Batik prints, Bela printing, Camel wool weaving, Kachchh weaving, Kala cotton, Kharad weaving, Knife work, Leather art, Namda, Pottery, Wood carving, etc.