Vibrant artwork and the widespread white marshy salt desert are two excellent hallmarks of the Great Rann of Kutch.
Rann Of Kutch
Besides its historical significance, it hosts a UNESCO World Heritage Site called Rani ki Vav; which is decked with several other beautiful structures, including step wells, lakes, and temples; making it a novel destination for history buffs.
Patan
Highly revered to be one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, this temple is the pride of Gujarat and is an integral part of its tour and travel industry.
Somnath Temple
Nestled between the Sahyadri hills, Saputara is surprisingly the only hill station in Gujarat. The verdant hills and cool air are alluring, offering much-required respite from a humid and hot climate.
Saputara
Dwarkadish Temple, Bet Dwarka, Rukmini Devi Temple, Jagat Mandir, Okha and Shank Narayan temple are some of the most prominent attractions here in Dwarka.
Dwarka
This magnificent palace cum museum, built in the year 1878, is four times larger than the Buckingham Palace of England and even to this day, it acts as an official residence to the Maharaja of Baroda and his family members.
Laxmi Vilas Palace
Since it is abode to 260 species of birds, 524 lions, 250 leopards, 38 species of mammals, 200 insect species, and 37 reptiles' species; you may feel like traversing in an animal realm.