Kutch is known for its cultural district of Gujarat. Sufi & Folk songs, instruments such as Bhorrinde, Manjira, Morchay, Jodia Pava & Rava, influence the music. The language spoken in Kutch is Kutchi language. Diverse handicrafts, hand-crafts, jewellery products, wood-carving, wall paintings, & many more.

Different groups and communities live in the Kutch district. After hundreds of years migrant from Marwar (West of Rajasthan), Sindh, Afghanistan and beyond, many have reached this area The arid lands of Kutch produce a mosaic of exquisitely with a host of different colours, a multiplicity of architecture, superfluity of art, a multiplicity of music and dance which reflects the identity and spirit of the region.

Kutch is a festive land of culture, arts, crafts, music, dance, people and nature, one of the ecologically and ethnically diverse regions of the State Each year a three days festive extravaganza of hospitality, vigours and a typical taste of a winter, in the middle of the beautiful and contrasting landscape, the area is hosted and known as the Kutch or Rann Utsav. This three to 4 day carnival in the different places of Kutch brings you around the natural grandiose and introduces you to the cultural and ethnic indigenous peoples flavor of the people. The Banni Grasslands in Semi Parched are home to the most impressive exhibition of vernacular architecture as a showcase for the region’s rich arts and crafts.

The most enchanting experience is a range of folk music and dance performances in the shimmering moon-light. At the Colorful fairs that are held near the beach or on the shores of a lake there is a festive spirit, fervor and splendour is an excellent opportunity to become part of the region and witness people’s passion and individuality in a celebration of life!

In the northwest indian state of Gujarat, Dwarka is an ancient city. It’s known as a Hindu pilgrimage site. A complex main shrine, a carved entrance, and the black marble icon of Lord Krishna are featured in the Ancient Dwarkadheesh temple. Overlooking the Arab Sea, Dwarka Beach and close by the Dwarka Lighthouse. The Wildlife Sanctuary of Gaga preserves migratory birds and endangered species such as the Indian wolf in the South East.