Gujarat

The Kutch Rann Utsav starts on the full moon day of December and continues for a minimum of two months that leaves every tourist saying, Khushbhoo Gujarat Ki - just the way Amitabh Bachchan does it! The Gujarat Tourism introduction to ...

Different and diverse are no foreign words for Indians. From the Northern tip of Kashmir to the Southern end of Kanyakumari, festivities and flavours differ. Similarly, Diwali is celebrated for different reasons in different destinations, but there's celebration all the same! ...

Gujarat has a coastline measuring more than 1660 km, the longest among all Indian states, lined by beaches, scenic rocky coast lands, beach palaces and shore temples.The coast promises a holiday that blends relaxing on sea beaches with sightseeing and other ...

Navratri is considered as the world's longest dance festival and celebrated not only in Gujarat but in various other parts of the country, with fervent enthusiasm and devotion by one and all. The festival is an inseparable part of identity of ...

Gujarat is proud to be the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, India's Father of the Nation. Today the state has conserved Gandhiji with museums, statues, ashrams and much more. Gandhiji was born on October 2, 1869 in Porbandar. Going back to history, ...

Known more for Hindu and Jain religious places, Gujarat has few Buddhist caves that are worth visiting and exploring. These caves are more than 2,000-years-old. Going back to history, it was believed that the earliest archeological evidence of Buddhism in Gujarat ...

Today, the temples and the Gods preach austerity while they stand for quite the opposite. The extravagance in terms of architecture and sculpture has been present since centuries; but the present day riches of temples in India is astounding to say ...