Nestled in the quaint village of Adalaj, just a short drive from Ahmedabad, lies the Adalaj Stepwell, also known as Adalaj Ni Vav. This architectural marvel, built in 1499, is not only a testament to the ingenuity of ancient engineering but also a poignant reminder of a tragic love story intertwined with its history.

Gujarat Tourism is set to launch a new ‘Tourist Circuit Bus’ service aimed at enhancing travel convenience for visitors exploring various attractions in Kutch. This initiative comes in response to the increasing influx of tourists, both domestic and international, attending the Kutch Rann Utsav, which has seen a steady rise in attendance over the past four years. The bus service will connect key destinations, including Mata no Madh, Mandvi, Narayan Sarovar, Dhordo, and Dholavira, according to sources from the Gujarat Tourism Department.

Dholavira, located on Khadir Island in Kutch District, Gujarat, India, stands as a significant remnant of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC). This ancient city flourished from 3000 BCE to 1800 BCE and features impressive urban planning and engineering that reveal the creativity of its people. In July 2021, Dholavira was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its cultural and historical significance. It is currently being promoted by the Gujarat Tourism of Dholavira.

On 2nd December 2024, the Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC) launched a daily Volvo bus service connecting Ahmedabad Airport to Dhordo. This service also made stops in Bhuj, catering to the rising number of tourists visiting the Kutch Rann Utsav.

Lakshadweep is a beautiful archipelago in the Arabian Sea, comprising 36 islands, of which only ten are inhabited. Located 220 to 440 kilometers off the Malabar Coast, it is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and vibrant marine life. The name "Lakshadweep," meaning "one lakh islands" in Sanskrit, reflects its vast expanse, making it a peaceful and adventurous getaway for travelers to stay in Lakshadweep.

Dholera is emerging as a pivotal destination for industrialists and investors globally, driven by its ambitious development projects, including the Dholera Smart City. This initiative, envisioned as part of India's Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC), aims to transform Dholera into a global manufacturing hub with world-class infrastructure. The project is not only a testament to India's growth ambitions but also a realization of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for sustainable urban development.

India, the birthplace of yoga, offers a plethora of destinations that cater to the spiritual and physical needs of yoga enthusiasts. From serene hill stations to bustling cities, each location provides a unique experience that combines ancient yogic practices with the beauty of nature and the richness of Indian culture.

Ayodhya is not just a city but an emotion for the Hindu community. Located in the heart of Uttar Pradesh, it offers a glimpse of history, culture, and religion. Ayodhya has been in the news for the much-anticipated Ram Mandir for a few years. It is a divine city for visitors across the globe. Visiting this revered place will take you to a different world filled with historical richness and spiritual awakening.

Step into a world of boundless beauty where the wonders of nature unfold before your eyes. At Praveg Safari Velavadar, you'll discover an idyllic sanctuary, where wildlife thrives amidst a harmonious coexistence of flora and fauna. From grasslands to thorn forests, explore a range of terrains and witness the fascinating behaviours of creatures like Striped Hyenas, Jackals, Wolves, Pelicans, Flamingos, Ducks, and Raptors like Certag Spotted Eagles and Steppe Eagles. As the sun sets, a mystical wilderness comes alive, reverberating with the calls of creatures that roam freely in this unique ecosystem. Experience a lavish retreat that offers peace, amazement, and the chance to revel in the splendour of natural wonders.

As the summer heat intensifies, the quest for cool retreats becomes paramount. For travellers seeking respite, summer presents an opportune time to venture into new horizons. While sea beaches allure many, some find solace away from the sea's embrace and the salt-laden air. Water parks, bustling with crowds looking for relief in chlorinated pools, may appeal to only some. However, located beside the ancient Narmada river, this resort provides a refreshing escape from the hot weather, making it an ideal destination for holiday seekers.

Vibrant Rann Utsav 2024 is in its final week. Even after 19 years of its run, the celebration has yet to lose its charm and enthusiasm. Rann Utsav has continued to meet national and international guests thanks to the Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Limited's (TCGL) efforts and sincere support from hospitality players in Gujarat and India. For the first time in tourism history, people know that the dust can be delightful.

Step into the surreal world of Rann Utsav, where the ethereal Great Rann of Kutch becomes a canvas for a cultural extravaganza. From moonlit desert landscapes to folk performances and luxury tent stays, this blog unveils a mesmerizing celebration that seamlessly blends nature's grandeur with Gujarat's vibrant heritage. Click to journey through a transformative experience, where every moment promises a tapestry of memories waiting to be woven.

From time immemorial man’s attraction to natural water bodies brings him close to oceans, rivers, lakes, and waterfalls. The aquatic phenomenon boasts an irresistible charm and people happily succumb to that beauty. Gujarat, with its largest coastal line of nearly 1600 km, has always been a major tourist attraction in western India. People from all over the country visit religious shrines like Dwarka and Somnath not just because of their divine presence but also for their alluring locations. In addition to the two pilgrimage sites, Diu and Daman have gained popularity as exotic tourist spots.