One of the major highlights of a Kutch trip is visiting Kalo Dungar, the highest point in the region. From here, visitors get a panoramic view of the salt desert and the India–Pakistan border area. The winding drive up the hill, combined with the serene atmosphere at the top, makes it a memorable stop. The nearby Dattatreya Temple adds a spiritual touch, attracting both tourists and pilgrims.

Kutch is also celebrated for its vibrant handicrafts and artistic heritage. Villages like Hodka, Nirona, and Bhujodi offer a close look at traditional art forms such as embroidery, Rogan painting, weaving, wood carving, and pottery. Meeting the artisans, watching them create intricate designs by hand, and buying directly from them is a rewarding experience. For many travellers, these cultural interactions become the most meaningful part of the journey.