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10: Rann of Kutch with Sangeeta Das

Podcast |: The Musafir Stories - India Travel Podcast
Publisher |: Saif & Faiza
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: India,; Places & Travel,; Society & Culture,; Sports & Recreation
Categories Via RSS |: Hobbies,; Kids & Family,; Leisure,; Places & Travel,; Society & Culture
Publication Date |: Jun 01, 2017
Episode Duration |: 00:42:38

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This week, The Musafir Stories speaks to Sangeeta Das from the blog lifeisavacation.in. Sangeeta blogs about the complete experience of a destination, the sites, the people, art and the food, the experience of just being there and the soul search that follows. She believes that sites are seen by tourists but travelers seek much more wanting to immerse into the sights and sounds of the place with all their senses

Today's destination: Kutch, Gujarat

Nearest Airport: Kutch airport (Bhuj) Nearest Railway Station: Bhuj railway station

Prerequisities - permit required for Great Rann of Kutch, can be obtained with ID proof

Packing - Sunscreen, sunglasses, hydrants for the day; Cap, warm/light jackets, sweaters for nights

Time of the year - December; Best time to travel is between October and March

Length of the itinerary: 10 days

Itinerary Highlights:

Day trip in Ahmedabad; free walk from Temple to Mosque (Swaminarayan temple in kalupur to Jama Masjid), local street food, Adalat stepwell
Sun temple at Modhera
Step-well at Patan (Rani ki vaav patan), built by Rani Udaymati for her husband & King Bhimdev
Patola sarees and how they are made at Patan
Little Rann of Kutch @Rann riders - Wild Ass sanctuary, watching migratory birds, exploring Kutchi cuisine, living in the traditional bhungaas
Indus civilization excavations at Dholaveera
Stay in Devpar @homestay by Jadeja royal family
Vijayvilas palace at Mandvi - summer home of the Jadeja royal family; Also the location of Hum Dil de chuke sanam!
Visiting the beach, Tasting Dabelis and camel rides Devouring the Osho thali at Mandvi
Koteshwar temple, Narayan Sarovar lake, Lakpat fort at the Land's end
Fossil park run by Mr. Sodhi
Rann utsav at the Great Rann of Kutch; stay at the eco-resort Sham-e-sarhad
Watching the moon at the Great Rann of Kutch; enjoying
Handicrafts at Nirona village, Dhordo, Rogan art; Kutchi bells, India Bridge near LOC
Birding and photography at chadidand
watching the 2 jackals at the temple at kalodungarh hill
Interacting with the Rabadi nomadic tribe

Links:

Link to Sangeeta's blog: http://lifeisavacation.in/

More about the Guest:

http://lifeisavacation.in/2013/06/03/ceo-body-life/

#travel #India #Gujarat #GujaratTourism #RannOfKutch #Kutch #Mandvi #Patan #Modhera #SteppedWell #RaniKiVav #Ahmedabad #Patola #RannRiders #WildAss #Camel #Bhungaa #DholaVira #VijayVillas #Palace #Dabeli #Osho #thali #landsend #KaloDungar #Rogan #Rabari #holiday #TheMusafirStories

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Today's destination: Kutch, Gujarat

Nearest Airport: Kutch airport (Bhuj) Nearest Railway Station: Bhuj railway station

Prerequisities - permit required for Great Rann of Kutch, can be obtained with ID proof

Packing - Sunscreen, sunglasses, hydrants for the day; Cap, warm/light jackets, sweaters for nights

Time of the year - December; Best time to travel is between October and March

Length of the itinerary: 10 days

Itinerary Highlights:

Day trip in Ahmedabad; free walk from Temple to Mosque (Swaminarayan temple in kalupur to Jama Masjid), local street food, Adalat stepwell
Sun temple at Modhera
Step-well at Patan (Rani ki vaav patan), built by Rani Udaymati for her husband & King Bhimdev
Patola sarees and how they are made at Patan
Little Rann of Kutch @Rann riders - Wild Ass sanctuary, watching migratory birds, exploring Kutchi cuisine, living in the traditional bhungaas
Indus civilization excavations at Dholaveera
Stay in Devpar @homestay by Jadeja royal family
Vijayvilas palace at Mandvi - summer home of the Jadeja royal family; Also the location of Hum Dil de chuke sanam!
Visiting the beach, Tasting Dabelis and camel rides Devouring the Osho thali at Mandvi
Koteshwar temple, Narayan Sarovar lake, Lakpat fort at the Land's end
Fossil park run by Mr. Sodhi
Rann utsav at the Great Rann of Kutch; stay at the eco-resort Sham-e-sarhad
Watching the moon at the Great Rann of Kutch; enjoying
Handicrafts at Nirona village, Dhordo, Rogan art; Kutchi bells, India Bridge near LOC
Birding and photography at chadidand
watching the 2 jackals at the temple at kalodungarh hill
Interacting with the Rabadi nomadic tribe

Links:

Link to Sangeeta's blog: http://lifeisavacation.in/

More about the Guest:

http://lifeisavacation.in/2013/06/03/ceo-body-life/

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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