IN the morning go watch Garasias women coming from the villages to sell wood, carried on top de their head which provides you with an excellent picture taking activity.

Go back to the village visit the homes of potters who makes these striking horses. You will also get a stroll in the Darbargadh Poshina where you’ll get to stay, once a palace owned by the Chalukyas whose empire spread through much of Gujarat and Central India in the 12th century. Nowadays it has become an heritage hotel. In the evening, go back to villages to witness some daily activities of the tribe people.

Then move on to Modhera Surya temple (sun temple).

Stay at the desert camp where you will experience a closed to nature and simple yet highly hos-pitable way of life. Go on safari to watch wild life and go after the nomadic tribes spend time with them, take the best pictures and maybe have chai in their company.

In the evening, relax watching tribal dance and enjoying a camp fire.

You’ll also go to some village meet with the local people and most likely get to spend some time at Akaash Ganga where kids drop by every day to learn, play and eat a snack together and with a patronage of the owner of Desert Courser camp.

Usually used to print fabric of deep crimson red and indigo blue in symmetrical patterns. The technics dates back to the civilizations of the Hindu valley around 2500 BC-1500 BC.

Dhaneti, another village where you will discover Ahir embroidery which is a rhythmic row of embroidered patterns, circular mirrors encircled with colorful stitches.

Bhujodi handloom weaving village .

In Buj go the the Wazir Museum quality vintage textiles where you will have a good lecture from M.Wazir himself. There, you will also be able to purchase some wonderful pieces of han-dicraft if you like.

Go to Bhuj Pragmahal, a palace dating back XIX° century. The go see the the and dye process to make the Bhandani fabric which dates back 6th-7th century A.D.

Bhaidaiara village, where we have lunch after what you’ll get to see the colorful Maghwaltribe specialized in embroidery.

Then go to Rann of Kutch is a salt marsh in the desert where we will attend the Rann Utsav festival and get a feeling of Gujarat fair, which goes along with a load of special photos to take.

Enjoy a leisure time to walk around the palace where you’ll be staying, and where you can see the vintage car collection in the open air museum that belonged to the Maharaja Bhagwat Sinhji as well as the train wagon that was the salon of the royal family of Gondal.

Visit the Naulakha Palace is the oldest palace in Gondal, dating back to the 17th century and the temples in Gondal include Akshar Mandir and Deri (BAPS Swaminarayan.)

Palitana is a fantastic hilltop situated at an elevation of 7,288 feet (2,221 m). Reaching it involves climbing over 3,750 stone steps. People who can’t climb it for any reason can use the service of a porters to reach the top. This service is not included in the package as it goes by the weight. So anyone in need for the service might inform us upon reservation of the tour and get to pay for directly to the providers once on site.

Meet the Rathwas and Nayak tribes which are highly superstitious and God-fearing. Their home entrance is adorned by rich wooden carving of figurines and tribal icons and, the famous Pithora paintings.