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Gujarat- Unknown Treasures
Fascinating Culture, Architecture and Tribes of Gujarat
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Duration
Duration

14 Days

Region
Region
  • Gujarat
Activity
Activity

Culture and Overland Tours

Season
Season

Oct – Mar

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Gujarat, the cradle of the Indus Valley and Harappan civilizations, unveils India's rich history. A blend of tradition and modernity, it boasts majestic forts, temples, mausoleums, and mosques that captivate art lovers and archaeologists. Home to vibrant Hindu and Jain pilgrimage sites, Gujarat also showcases Portuguese-influenced Diu, serene Arabian beaches, Sasan Gir's lion sanctuary, and migratory birds in the Little Rann of Kutch. Discover colorful tribes, rich handicrafts, and architectural marvels like the 11th-century stepwell and Modhera Sun Temple. This journey, steeped in cultural diversity and historical splendor, promises an unforgettable experience.

Itinerary

Itinerary

Reception at airport by our representative. Transfer to hotel. The ancient largest city of Gujarat is rich in culture, founded by Sultan Ahmed Shah in 1411 and named after a Sultan , The city is known for treasure of ancient heritage of splendid monuments , old wooden sculptured houses and colorful Bazaar .Another important site in city is the Sabarmati ashram associated with apostle of peace the Mahatama Gandhi . Visit the Jama Masjid , one of the finest mosques in India with 260 pillars supporting 15 domes at different elevations. Built by Ahmad Shah in 1423, the Masjid is located in the center of the old city. Old Bazar and Mentok Chowk further to Rani Rupmati's mosque is a fine example of the blend of the Hindu and Muslim styles of architecture, Sidi Saiyad's Mosque built by the slave of Ahmed Shah, is historically important for its twin windows which have beautiful carved stone. . The important thing is don’t forget to look up the Some of the buildings are beautifully carved havelis with hanging balconies and stained glass windows. They are easy to miss with all the colour at ground level. In addition its an important industrial center with textile and other industries . In spite of modernity the traditions and modernity lives together harmoniously .

Leave early in the morning to Bhav nagger the capital of Saraushtra located on the bank of golf of Cambay ,afternoon check in the hotel , after lunch visit the temple of Takheteshwar Situated on a hill top in Bhavnagarh. is one of the oldest temples of the Gujarat state. View around is breath taking. Including the entire cityscape and seacoast of the Gulf of Cambay.The temple is dedicated to three eyed Lord Shiva and was constructed by royal family in the memory of the popular maharaja of Bhavnagar late Maharaja Takhtasinhji, , Every year thousands of people climb to this hilly temple of Takteshwar to pay the homage to Lord Shiva and get blessings by Lord . Evening stroll on the Bazzar , night in hotel .

Leave to Paliana ,a small city is the most famous Jain pilgrimage centre housing 863 jain on the single Shatrunjaya (600 m) hill are built in 11th centaury and have entered in the Guinness book of records . These temples are dedicated to Jain Tirthankars. To reach at the top of the hill one needs to climb up about 5000 steps. Devotees before climbing the hill takes holy dips in the nearby river. This is the place where Jain’s first Tirthankar Rushabh attained his Moksh and hence it is very sacred. The hills close at sunset and open before sunrise. One should start climbing early in the morning , it take about 2 hours for the average walkers ./ There are some temples in the town and a Jain museum at the base of the hill is worth to visit .Evening back to Bhavnaggar and stroll in the town , night in hotel .

After early breakfast, drive to Diu an important port of 14 to 16th centaury afternoon on arrival check in hotel, later visit old fort, Gangeshwer temple and Museum, night in hotel. Diu one of India's last undiscovered Gem, The word "Diu" is derived from the Sanskrit word dweep, means island , is situated on south of Gujarat at west coast of India on the Arabian Sea . its coastal length is 21 kms For long period it was colonized by Portuguese even after India got independence, Between 14th to 16th century, this tiny island was one of India's best sea ports, an important trading centre and a naval base. Today, it is a serenely beautiful getaway with golden beaches, dense palm-groves and historical monuments. Gangeshwar Temple: Located in the Fudam village about three km out of Diu town dedicated to Shiva. The temple is famous for its five lingas As per the Legend these lingas were set up by the famous Pandavas . St. Thomas Church cum Museum (Shell museum) This Church has been transformed into Museum by the local authorities. The Church – Museum contains wood carvings statues, idols and other significant relic gathered from many sites. Diu Fort located along the coastal side of the island. It is built about between 1535 and 1541 AD. One can get splendid view of sea from here. St. Paul's Church was built in 1691, It is among the most elaborate of all the Portugese churches in India .

Day at leisure for Beach activities , For those are sportive can engage in water scooters , swimming, sunbathing, and surfing etc. Or well one can hire cycle and explore the surrounding, evening stroll in the town, night in hotel.

Leave to the wild life sanctuary of Gir , On the way visit Veraval , once a fortified port town of the royal family of Junagadh. , in spite of ruined port still impressive Junagadh gate and the Patan gate are visited , Also the town is known for a large fishing port. Further to Somnath a famous Hindu temple. Once, was one of the Richets shrines in the country. It has been attacked several times by the Muslims invaders in the 10th and 11th century AD. On arrival check in Lion safari camp. Lion sanctuary, It is home of about e 300 lions. Apart from the Asiatic Lions, there are also other species as chitals, chinkara, leopard, wild ass and other animals and birds including crocodile.

Morning at dawn jeep safari is the best way to observe the animal, Junagadh is one of the oldest towns of India. Located at the base of the holy Girnar mountain in Saurashtra, It is one of the most picturesque towns of Indian and second to none in antiquite and historical importance. Visit the fort is believed to be built by Chandragupta in AD 319, It housses Jami Masjid , Tomb of Nuri Shah and Mahabat Maqbara is the mausoleum of one of the nawabs of Junagarh. The structure is resplendent with silver doors and intricate architecture, There are some Buddhist caves, which are believed to be 1,500 years old . By evening reached at Gondal a fortified town lies on the bank of river Gondali , Once the capital of a princely state was ruled by the Jadeja Rajput clan till the Independence of India., night in hôtel .

Before leaving Visit of Gondal palaces (Navlakha palace) built in 17th century one of the oldest and most beautiful palace, leave to Rajkot a beautiful and prosperous city lies on the river bank of Aji. , . Childhood life of Gandhi’s is attached to this city due to his father who was an officer or Diwan of one of the province of Saurashtran Nawab. The home where he stayed is converted into a museum preserving and displaying the articles and photographs of Gandhi. Further to Wankaner, literally means a bend on the stream, located on the bend of the Machchhu River. Wankaner was a princely state ruled by the Jhala Rajput clan .night in hotel.

Leave to Bhuj the former princely state of Kutch till 1947 AD, on the way we may cross the group of Rabri tribes while they migrates , on arrival check in hotel , Visit beautiful Aiana Mahal, Pag Mahal and intricately carved wooden pavilions The Kutch Museum the oldest museum of Gujarat. It is a paradise for handicraft lovers.. Bhuj is famous for embroidery work. Rest of the time to explore the town .night in Bhuj.

Leave to Banni the last village of the border on desert land, on the way you Will across craft person’s expositioning their traditional art. Proceed to Khavda to watch the flamingo . You will experienced the different tribes lives as Meghawal, Harijans, Jat, and Mutva etc. the villages are visit here hodhka, dhoido, Khavda, ludia, bhindiarana, nirona, jurah, sumrasa

A small picturesque town located on the fringes of the Little Rann of Kutch. You will across different and interesting sightseeing spots. But the famous is the Wild Ass Sanctuary. Where you will also get the glimpses of exotic wildlife and rare birds, you can spot the Nilgai (Blue Bull), Chinkara, Black Buck, Jungle and Desert Cats. The Little Rann of Kutch composed of marshy salt flats and inhospitable Terai, and separates Kutch from the rest of Gujarat. ,. In the region Rabari and Banjara are the two important tribes. While the Rabari, the most nomadic of Gujarat’s tribes, constantly migrate in search for better grazing ground for their cattels , the Banjara and other tribes have settled here . Kachchh also has a strong tradition of crafts and is famous for its embroidery. The finest ari embroidery was woven for the wealthy people, Overnight stay will be at Desert Coursers.

Enjoy Jeep safari through the rann of Kutch to see the rare species of the "Indian Wild Ass" and visit nearby villages to see the local tribes such as Rabari, Koli and Banania who still maintain their rich heritage of lifestyle, clothes, Jewelry and dances. Their embroidery is exquisite. Overnight at Desert Coursers Camp

Leave to Patan, famous for patola (an intricate form of double ikkat weaving) sarees. Visit one of the three families of patola, the fact that to complete the sari can take six months of time. Later close by visit 11th century Rani-ki-Vav (step well) is reliable source of water throughout the year was built in 1499 by royal families .The Modhera Sun Temple. The Temple is said to resembling the famous Konark temple of Orissa. , it was built during the reign of King Bhimdev I of solanki dynasty in 1026 AD. Afternoon reach at Ahmedabad. Night in hotel.

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Gujarat- Unknown Treasures route map
Highlights

  • Ancients Hindu and jain temples
  • Swaying minarets of mosques and colorful bazar
  • Pilgrimage centers for Hindu, Jain communities
  • Sabarmati ashram associated with apostle of peace the Mahatma Gandhi.
  • Beaches of Diu and its mix culture of local and colonial era
  • Museum containing the traditional artifact
  • Sasan Gir lion’s sanctuary and wild ass sanctuary of Ran of Katchchh
  • Tribes of Bhuj and Kachchh
  • Interaction with tribal peoples to get the insight of their culture
  • Crafts and embroidery work of Bhuj and kachchh
  • Century old step well and rich culture heritage.

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All the cancellation must be in written and signed by the person who signed the booking form and will be effective from the date of the reception by the company. 1: 60 days or more before departure: The agency will refund the entire paid amount to his client deducting the registration fee (€ 40 per persons or equivalent in other currency), bank charges subject to the bank policies, when booking domestic flights, the Cancellation fee subject to airline policies at present or if the tickets are non- refundable in that case the full amount of the ticket will be retained. The hotels are reserved and must be paid in advance; the company will apply the cancellation policies of hotels. Cancelation charge for train tickets and other ground transport and related services if needed to be booked in advance. Hence the remaining amount will be refunded after deducting all above cancelation policies applied for different services. 2: 40 Days before departure: The agency will refund the 50% of paid amount to his client deducting the registration fee (€ 40 per persons or equivalent in other currency), bank charges subject to the bank policies, when booking domestic flights, the Cancellation fee subject to airline policies at present or if the tickets are non- refundable in that case the full amount of the ticket will be retained. The hotels are reserved and must be paid in advance; the company will apply the cancellation policies of hotels. Cancelation charges of train tickets and other ground transport and related services if needed to be booked in advance. Hence the remaining amount will be refunded after deducting all above cancelation policies applied for different services. 3: Less than 30 days before departure: The agency will be obliged to withhold the full amount of the deposit paid by the customer. In this case, the customer must inform their insurance as soon as possible and provide as much documentation to support the cancellation of trip. It is therefore strongly advised to take out cancellation insurance to cover such expenses.

Itinerary / hotels are sub. to change in case of strike, civil war threatens, you may be will lose expected places you have prepared for but will explore unexpected and for sure will not disappointed. In case of Vehicle break down another mode of transport will be managed at the earliest possible, In that case you are requested to keep patience. And co-operate with the situation

The Company cannot be made liable for the consequences of weather condition, flight cancellations, war or threat of civil war, strikes, industrial action, political unrest or any other force majeure, unusual or unforeseen circumstance. The company reserves the right to use alternate transport, or vary the itinerary if breakdown, sickness or any other force major. Any additional that result, such as extra hotel accommodation, flight or road transport will be on your charge and must be paid directly at the spot. Please understand, there are certain hazards involved in your adventurous and culture holidays which you must accept at your own risk. The company will not be liable for any illness major or minor injury, death sustained during neither the trip, nor it will be liable for any uninsured losses of your property and other losses during the trip. It is strongly advised that clients take out insurance to cover the unexpected and cancellation charges.

Accommodation is based on 3 star category of hotel and heritage hotels equivalent to 3* will be provided. Verities of Indian meals is served, bit on spicy side, Breakfast and dinner will be served at the hotel, Lunch packed or in local restaurant or in hotel sub. to the schedule.

Sub. to the number of person in group, for 2-3 Indigo car, 4-5 Toyota Innova and for more than 5 persons Tempo travelers or mini bus will be provided. All mode of vehicle will be air condition. This is mandatory for all clients travelling on any tour or independent itinerary arranged by us. You are responsible for obtaining adequate insurance covering expenses of unexpected, the loss of baggage, medical expenses, repatriation, helicopter (air or ground) rescue, injury, death, repatriation, cancellation and curtailment of the itinerary

While travelling during winter season morning and evening are fresh hence required a light Pull over, Raincoat ( occasionally required ) light polar ,light clothing, Sun hat, short and long sleeves Shirts , Loose trousers, ( wearing short is not allowed at holy spot ), swimming suite, a pair of sport shoes, sandal , few pairs of socks, Sunglasses / Spare glasses or contact lenses, , toilet kit, A small sewing kit, Safety pins, torch or flash light with spare batteries, Camera with spare films and batteries, battery Charger, day sac, water bottle, personal medical kit as per your medical advisor. Anti-mosquitos spray. fanny pack to keep safely your important doc as passport, insurance paper, credit cards, money , Multifunctional knife, lighters, wooden pencils and pen, string of 4-55 meters to dry the clothing or other purpose, English – Hindi dictionary and a note book.

Gujarat is home to various tribes, Each tribe has their own tradition even with minor of differences. While visiting their villages, family house we request you to not shock them by taking picture without their permission granted. There are certain manner to be followed which guide on the spot will explain you

Generally hot and dry. Hence the best time to traveling Rajasthan is the autumn to beginning of Spring. Winter Temperature Max: 30 ° C, Minimum: 8 -15° C Autumn Temperature Max: 35 ° C, Minimum: 10-20° C ( Post monsoon Sep-Oct.)

Gujarat is located on Indo- Pakistan border. To access toward the rural of Bhuj we required to obtain special permit called. Hence you are requested to carry printed copies of passport, visa and 4 passport size photos which enable us to save the time while issuing the permit on the check point.

Itinerary / hotels are sub. to change in case of strike, civil war threatens, you may be will lose expected places you have prepared for but will explore unexpected and for sure will not disappointed.

In case of Vehicle break down another mode of transport will be managed at the earliest possible, In that case you are requested to keep patience. And co-operate with the situation.


The Company cannot be made liable for the consequences of weather condition, flight cancellations, war or threat of civil war, strikes, industrial action, political unrest or any other force majeure, unusual or unforeseen circumstance. The company reserves the right to use alternate transport, or vary the itinerary if breakdown, sickness or any other force major. Any additional that result, such as extra hotel accommodation, flight or road transport will be on your charge and must be paid directly at the spot. 

Please understand, there are certain hazards involved in your adventurous and culture holidays which you must accept at your own risk. The company will not be liable for any illness major or minor injury, death sustained during neither the trip, nor it will be liable for any uninsured losses of your property and other losses during the trip.

It is strongly advised that clients take out insurance to cover the unexpected and cancellation charges: 


Road in Gujarat are in good condition except in rural is less wide at certain places.


Accommodation is based on 3* /4* of local standard. Deluxe fix camp in Dasada or Zainabad area.

Verities of meals are served in different parts of Gujarat, each parts has its regional specialties such as Kathiabadi in north is appreciated cuisine of Gujarat. 

Specialty of Gujarat is primarily the vegetarian meals due to the influence of Jain vegetarianism and traditional Hinduism. One should not miss the traditional Gujarati Vegetarian Thali consisting different recipes in one plat, bit on spicy side. On average, a meal will cost you between 8 to12 USD (or euros) in a mid-range restaurant, but you can go beyond depending on your budget.


4-1: Bottle water is not included in the price; mineral water is available everywhere throughout the trip. The guide will take care of purchasing it for you during the journey. Please note that you will be not allowed to use your water bottled bought from outside of hotel premises, you will be advised to consume from hotel itself


Sub. to the number of person in group, for 2-3 Indigo car, 4-5 Toyota Innova and for more than 5 persons Tempo travelers or mini bus will be provided. All mode of vehicle will be air condition.  

This is mandatory for all clients travelling on any tour or independent itinerary arranged by us. You are responsible for obtaining adequate insurance covering expenses of unexpected, the loss of baggage, medical expenses, repatriation, helicopter (air or ground) rescue, injury, death, repatriation, cancellation and curtailment of the itinerary.


Take a spacious day bag having capacity to pack the things for day use as of water bottles, camera, sun cream or medicine pack those needed etc.


Take a flexible travel bag type of duffle bag or suite case (medium size). You will pack this bag with the things you don’t need during the day. While traveling the baggage will be loaded on the roof or in the back of the vehicles, hence the day use essential should be packed in day sac or day bag. 


While flying airline is the responsible of your bag, if any dispute occur related to your baggage should be directly solved between you and airline. 

During the tour luggage will be transported by  car, Minibus, buses subject to the group size, Yours  bags should strong enough solid to adopt  such mode of transport ,  Himalayan Frontiers will not be responsible for any damage happen during  the trip. During the trip you will be responsible of your own baggage. 


You will be guided by a professional English speaking guide, Language guide can be provided by paying extra charges (sub. to availability). Drivers and guide will be there to assist you at their best. They are chosen for their knowledge of local culture and ability to communicate with foreign clients. 


This is mandatory for all clients travelling on any tour/ trek / expedition or independent itinerary arranged by us. You are responsible for obtaining adequate insurance covering expenses of unexpected / unforeseen circumstances as mentioned in liability paragraph, such loss or damage of baggage, medical expenses, war or threat of civil war, strikes, industrial action, political unrest or any other force majeure, unusual or unforeseen circumstance, helicopter (air or ground) rescue, injury, death, repatriation, cancellation and curtailment of the itinerary.


There is a tradition of  tipping in India but it’s not mandatory, you may not leave a tip if you don't want to or are not satisfied by the services of your service provider, infect it’s  a gratitude to your service provider.  In other hand much of field team members are hired for Particular seasonal and short lasting period, tipping is a bonus to the local team which add into their seasonal economy and   plays major role in carrier of all the assisting teams that includes drivers and hotel staff, Tipping became a tradition hence is very difficult to deviate from the system.


Preparation of relief of sun burn, Lip salve, Anti septic cream, Antihistamine cream (for relief of insect bites), Anti diarrhoea (flagyl or any other), Anti headache (aspirin, paracitamol, zimalgin), Anti vomiting (avomin), For stomach-ache (Baralgan, trigan or other diagnose) Dettol, wash proof Dettol plaster, Bandage and cotton, Balm, Anti cramp spray, Scissor and knife are must in the medical kit. According to your physical condition you are requested to consult your doctor to complete your medical kit.


India is ranked in zone 2 on the risks scale (maximum of 3) above all during the Monsoon (from June to September). To travel in zone 2 requests an anti-paludal treatment, which will be a part of the topics to consult with your doctor before your departure.  Kindly take into account that all the mosquitos are not vectors and sting only during the night, and think to bring a mosquito repellent.  


No vaccine is mandatory. However, you have to be up-to-date for classical vaccines. The typhoid, hepatitis A, and hepatitis B are strongly advised. Hepatitis A passes on water and hepatitis B transmits by sexual relations or saliva.

Vaccine against Japanese encephalitis is recommended if you travel in rural farming areas and under special circumstances, such as a known outbreak of Japanese encephalitis.  

Vaccine against yellow fever in only obligatory if you have travelled before in some countries of Africa and South America.


During the journey, you will visit some temples, (religious or spiritual sites) where daily rituals are performed by morning or in the evening. If it happen to witness such events, you are requested to maintain silence, strictly adhere the rules and regulations of premises. Such visit or participation if happened to attend is subject to the permission from the priests from authority, you may be permitted to join or not, If yes than be sure to attend silently.


Due to wide range of temperature and climate conditions, it is advisable to bring appropriate clothing. For protection against cold and freshness of morning and evening a layered clothing is better than a few thick ones, so choose your cloths accordingly. Cloths should be preferable be made from natural materials which allow the body to breath better. You will be offending people if you walk around in skimpy or tight fitting clothes. Although there are normally opportunities to wear shorts, it is strictly forbidden to be with short in any religious places as monasteries and temples. We would advise women to wear shirts or loose trousers, men should not wear singlet.


While travelling during winter season morning and evening are fresh hence required a light Pull over, Raincoat ( occasionally required ) light polar ,light clothing, Sun hat, short and long sleeves Shirts , Loose trousers, ( wearing short is not allowed at holy spot ), swimming suite, a pair of sport shoes, sandal , few pairs of socks, Sunglasses / Spare glasses or contact lenses, , toilet kit, A small sewing kit, Safety pins, torch or flash light with spare batteries, Camera with spare films and batteries, battery Charger, day sac, water bottle, personal medical kit as per your medical advisor. Anti-mosquitos spray. fanny pack to keep safely your important doc as passport, insurance paper, credit cards, money , Multifunctional knife, lighters, wooden pencils and pen, string of 4-55 meters to dry the clothing or other purpose, English – Hindi dictionary and a note book.


Many metropolitan cities in India are not that much conservative, but still in certain part of cities and in rural it is better to dress conservatively, One should not try to attract attention towards themselves due to their dressing style, while entering to religious site one should take off shoes, don’t dress short and half sleeves and are required to cover the head. Mobile are required to be in silent mode, hugging and kissing will shock the people hence restricted in public, To be respected, respect always local culture.


When visiting the public or religious sites, please ensure that you will respect local rules, customs, and cultural norms. Avoid causing offense to the local population by entering temples or sacred places with shoes, dressing tight-fitting or overly revealing attire. If you expect to be respected one has to give first than expecting.


There will be connectivity of foreign mobile phone only if you will activate the roaming services before leaving your home country. At most, of the places you will find WIFI in hotels, you can use your WhatsApp where Wi-fi facilities are available. Connectivity can be disturbed or interrupt in Bhuj are due to proximity of the border with neighboring country for the security reason.


Use of any general satellite phones (Thuraya / Irridium or any others) is strictly prohibited / forbidden in India, It is illegal and is an offence. 

Second:  Some new devices of mobile phone such as I phone  which has facilities of auto connectivity to GPS  through satellite like (type of Garmin in Reach) when you are out of reach to the cell tower or line ,off sight radio communication. Such mobile phone /  I phone  which has facilities of auto connectivity to GPS  through satellite, we request to deactivate such services from your devices before leaving your home country and do not activate  it till you reach back home. 

Any individual found to be in possession of an unauthorized satellite phone in India or found using such services  which are forbidden by law, he / she will be liable to prosecute or can be imprisoned without any bail by Indian law and enforcement agencies.

We, The Himalayan Frontiers as your DMC will have no role and no right to intervene between the persons found guilty and the competitive authority. Matter will be directly under the supervision of the competitive authority of India.


Throughout the trip electricity will be available at every town / places but power cut can be noticed which is refilled by generators. You may need to recharge your mobile battery during the day as in vehicle there are limited distributors,  to facilitate the recharging the battery we recommend you to bring a high-capacity portable power bank to charge your mobile phones or camera battery if it happen to face such situation.

The voltage is 220V, and the outlets are almost the same as in Europe. In some locations, the power outlets feature wide sockets, so we advise you to bring an adapter.


Before any administrative procedures, please check that your passport is valid for more than 6 months after the date of return, be sure it has minimum 3 blank pages left in good condition.



To visit India you need Indian visa, E visa or ETV Visa is applied online and is more convenient and faster to obtain than classical visa, for classic visa you need to take appointment at VFS or send the documents by post which take more time than ETV. ETV can be obtain from one month to one year with options of multi entry. Following are the official website to apply the ETV:

https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/tvoa.html

To apply for visa you will complete online visa application (form), upload the copy of passport that you are travelling with, Identity photo of particular size required of Indians standards -JPEG format, visa fee must be paid online by credit card. Once uploading of required documents is complete, you will get mail back with document of granted visa within 48 hours or earlier.  Once Visa granted mail received, you must print it and present it with your plane tickets when boarding and on arrival at the Indian immigration service.


 Those who wish to extend their tour to any destination in India or neighbouring country as of Nepal, Bhutan and to Srilanka, Please contact us in advance, such arrangement should be done prior to your arrival in respective destination.


Clients arriving in India earlier than scheduled or departing after the planned program will incur additional days or nights beyond the original itinerary. In such cases, surcharges will apply for the extra days/nights, calculated based on the rates of the hotel to be used in the respective city. Please note that check-in and check-out times are subject to the hotel's specific policies; for instance, standard times such as check-in at 12:00 PM and check-out at 12:00 PM, or check-in at 2:00 PM, etc., may apply.


Generally hot and dry. Hence the best time to traveling Rajasthan is the autumn to beginning of spring.

Winter Temperature Max: 30 ° C, Minimum: 8 -15° C
Autumn Temperature Max: 35 ° C, Minimum: 10-20° C (Post monsoon Sep-Oct.) 



Exchange rate is vary from time to time, you need to check the latest forex table.

Facilities to get exchange of foreign currency is available on arrival at airport in Delhi However in every cities and in most of the hotels, private money exchanger in cities and in bank such facilities are available and you can withdraw from the ATM as well. There are certain shop where you can pay by credit card those wish to buy the souvenir.



 Those who cancel their trip, following the terms and conditions norms as per the time period we will refund the advance or full payment made to book the trip by deducting the applicable taxes as of GST, bank charges, file charges and other applicable taxes and charges. For foreign client’s differences of currency buying has to be borne as per the present exchange rates.



For foreign nation participants additional charges will be add on to buy the foreign currency, (hence buying the currency charges has to be borne by clients) bank transfer (wire transfer) charges and other administrative paperwork to be completed which is quite long exhausted process, we request you to understand and co-operate with. We will do our best possible to deal such cases respecting the present circumstances.


Clients has to bare the 3.8% of bank charges on total amount those wish to pay by credit cards. Therefore please add 3.8% on the total amount of the tours/Treks. In other hand those who wish to pay your payment of tour/trek by bank transfer, the bank transfer charges will be borne by you, for more detail please consult your local bank where you hold your bank account.



Pre-travel conditioning is very desirable, as more you are prepared the more you enjoy the trips. For all the cultural tours minimum physically fitness is required. One has to in good health and able to resist while long drive even road in Gujarat are very good, While visiting the monuments you will be walking in and outside of the premises of monuments, in tribal are and during the Safari in Sasan Gir and in Ran of Katchh which may cause fatigue to certain persons therefore pre-travel conditioning is important 


The environment is fragile and it is our special concern and endeavor to protect and preserve the existing ecology. We are also sensitive to local cultures and traditions and make special efforts to sensitize all our clients on this matter.


(Hodhka, Dhoido, Khavda, Ludia, Bhindiarana, Nirona, Jurah, Sumrasar), home to members of the Meghawal, Harijan, Jat, Mutva, and other tribes.


The Rabari are the most nomadic tribe in Gujarat. They are constantly on the move in search of lush pastures for their herds. Their lifestyle is completely different from other tribes. In Kutch, there are between 2,500 and 3,000 Rabari families. 

According to one expert, the Rabari came from Afghanistan via Balochistan, but other specialists believe they originated in Sindh, Pakistan.


The Banjara, and other tribes, are more sedentary.


The Mutwa, live in the Banny region, and the women of this tribe produce exquisite and delicate embroidery.


The Jhat, are pastoralists who migrated from Iran approximately 500 years ago and settled in Sindh and Kutch in search of new grazing lands. All Jhat living in Kutch are Muslim and share similar marriage and lifestyle customs. 


The Meghwal, live throughout Kutch. They originate from Marwar in Rajasthan and are renowned for their wool and cotton weaving, leather embroidery, and wood carving.


The Samma, originate from the provinces of Balochistan and Sindh in Pakistan.


The Ahir, are descendants of the god Krishna. Thousands of years ago, they herded their flocks to Gokul Mathura. They later dispersed throughout northern and northwestern India. These communities are primarily farmers who sell their milk, but they have now changed their way of life and rely on salt transport due to irregular rainfall. Their native language is Gujarati.




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