Travellers are transported to Dhordo, near the salt desert, which is also the location of the famous Tent City during the Rann Utsav. The White Rann is best experienced during sunset and moonrise, when the vast salt plains glimmer in golden and silver hues. Visitors can enjoy camel rides, photography sessions, and cultural performances if visiting during the festival season. Many itineraries include an overnight stay in desert tents, allowing travellers to fully immerse themselves in the unique desert atmosphere and enjoy starlit skies and peaceful nights.

On the third day, the itinerary often includes a trip to Kalo Dungar, the highest point in Kutch. From this vantage point, travellers can enjoy panoramic views of the White Rann and the surrounding desert. The nearby Dattatreya Temple adds a spiritual touch, while the Gravity Hill phenomenon fascinates visitors with its optical illusion. In the afternoon, travellers visit artisan villages such as Bhujodi, Nirona, and Hodka, where they can observe traditional crafts including weaving, Rogan painting, pottery, and lacquer work. Interacting with artisans and purchasing handmade souvenirs provides a meaningful cultural experience. Ask us for rann of kutch itinerary for 4 days.