Tour Code: FTPL/BI/1389

Statue of Unity with White Desert - Self Drive

7 Nights / 8 Days
Group Tour
Winter Special
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Cities : Kevadia (2N),Dasada (1N),Hodka (1N),Bhuj (1N),Ahmedabad (2N)

Sightseeing

Ahmedabad, India
  • Walk Through Gandhi Ashram
  • Hutheesing Jain Temple
  • Adalaj Stepwell
  • Jama Masjid Ahmedabad
  • Sidi Saiyyed Mosque
Kevadia, India
  • Sardar Sarovar Dam
  • Vadgam Lake
  • Statue of Unity
Dasada, India
  • Wildlife Sanctuaries
Hodka, India
  • Ludiya Village
  • Dhordo Village
  • Bhirandiyara Village
  • Kalo Dungar
  • Kalo Dungar

Meals

  • 7 Breakfast
  • 7 Lunch
  • 7 Dinner

Day wise travel itinerary

  • Day 1 :Mumbai - Kevadia - Statue Of Unity (420 Kms - 6 Hrs)

    Start your day with a sumptuous breakfast spread at the hotel. We begin our journey with a drive to the recently constructed Statue of Unity situated near the Sardar Sarovar Dam in Kevadiya. With a height of 182 m, this colossal edifice is the tallest statue in the world and celebrates the contributions of freedom activist, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, also known as ‘Iron Manof India’. The statue stands on the isle of Sadhu - Bet in Narmada River, with the majesticVindhyachal and Satpuda Mountain Ranges in the backdrop, and one can see the statue from as far away as 8 km. The highlight of the visit will be the spectacular laser light & sound display which is projected upon the statue every evening. Overnight in Kevadiya

    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  • Day 2 :Statue Of Unity - Free Day

    Free day to Enjoy Adventure activites like River Rafting, Jungle Safari, Or any other activities in the Sardar Sarovar Area. Overnight in Kevadiya.

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  • Day 3 :Statue Of Unity - Dasada (300 Km/5-6 Hrs)

    We begin today with a soothing drive to Dasada( 5-6 hrs). Check in to hotel .The Evening Enjoy Safaris in the Little Rann Of Kutch, Where You Can Sight Animals like Wild-Ass, Desert Fox, Blue Bull, Black Buck, Wolf, Jackal and Few Species of Snakes & Many Species of Birds. Overnight in Dasada

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  • Day 4 :Dasada - Hodka (336 Km/7 Hrs)

    Today After breakfast transfer to Hodka. Today Proceed For Permit To Go To Border Area Hodka Village Where You Have The Pleasure To Stay In Traditional Bhungas (Mud Houses) Of Family Tent. The Day Ends With A Traditional Dinner At The Resort. Overnight at Resort.

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  • Day 5 :Hodka - Banni & Pachcham Region - Bhuj (200 Kms , 4 Hrs)

    Today, Get Ready To Explore The Banni And PachchamRegious And The Edge Of The Great Rann Of Kutch.( 200km/4 Hrs ). Visit Dhordo Village, Bhirandiyara Village, Ludiya Village AndKhavda Village. The Local Houses & Embroidery Of The Area Is Well Known. Later Visit KaloDungar( Black Hill) And Dattatray Temple, Which Provides The View Of The Great Rann& Sunset. Later Transfer to bhuj. Overnight Stay Bhuj.

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  • Day 6 :Bhuj - Ahmedabad (330 Km – 7 Hrs)

    After Breakfast today Proceed to Ahmedabad (330 KM).Overnight & stay at hotel Ahmedabad.

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  • Day 7 :Ahmedabad

    After Breakfast  Visit Gandhi Ashram & Calico Textile Museum one of the finest museums ( 1st section at 9 am & 2nd section at 2.40pm only 20 people allowed) , Hathisingh wadi Jain temple, Adalaj Step well, Jama Masjid , Sidi Syed Mosque & will be free for Shopping. Overnight at Hotel.

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  • Day 8 :Ahmedabad - Mumbai

    Drive down the last Leg of this amazing Journey of Gujarat with Long Lasting memories of all the Adventure, Leisure & Cultural experiences you have had in the past Week.Lunch Break with Your buddies and end at Mumbai late in the evening.

    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
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Sightseeing

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Walk Through Gandhi Ashram

Open Time - 0800hrs

Closed Time - 1830hrs

Operational Days - All 7 days

Approx. Suggested Duration - 1-2hrs

Inaugurated by his contemporary Nehru , Mahatma Gandhi’s erstwhile home has been converted to an easy but engaging museum. The Sabarmati Ashram, at the banks of the namesake river is fragmented into two sections – where Gandhi actually lived, and therefore the modern section conceived by architect Charles Correa. The ashram is ensconced in a peaceful aura, partially due to the reverence that visitors show and possibly due to a unique energy that the place actually has. This is the place where Gandhi started the Satyagraha Movement. You will find that the complex dotted with people meditating, walking in silence or transfixed to the gallery, which showcases Gandhi’s many photographs and memorabilia. The finest part for a traveler is to select a spinning machine memento from the curio shop and also send a postcard from the in-house postbox. A special ‘charkha’ stamp is employed when your mail leaves the ashram.
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Hutheesing Jain Temple

Dedicated to Dharamnath (15th tirathankar of Jains), Hutheesing Jain Temple in Ahmedabad is taken into account to be one among the architectural masterpieces within the city. The temple was inbuilt 1848 AD by Seth Hutheesing (Jain Merchant). Made from white marble, the this piece of art has a tremendous complex with protruding porches and an enormous dome. Home to 52 shrines, the arcades and paved courtyards talk tons about the gorgeous architecture and art work. The recent addition has been the Mahavir Stambha (about 78 ft tall) that stands right at the doorway of the temple.
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Adalaj Stepwell

The flamboyant 15th-century stepwell, has lost only little of its grandeur over the previous couple of centuries. Till date, the intricate carvings on the pillars that support the five storeys are mostly intact; the beams work as pit stops for pigeons flying in and out and the structure still leaves jaws dropped for swarms of individuals . The step-well represents the Indo-Islamic fusion architecture that percolated through the various stepwells of the amount . There are some fascinating features of the vav that make this a crucial emblem of superior architecture. The opening within the ceilings above the landing allows light and air to enter the octagonal well, but direct sunlight never touches the steps except at noon. It is said that the temperature inside the well is six degrees cooler than outside. The stepwell has three entrances. The stairs lead to an underground storey, which has an octagonal opening on top. The walls are covered in ornamental carvings with mythological and village scenes. Some of them include Ami khumbor (a pot that contains the water of life) and therefore the Kalp vriksha (a tree of life) carved out of one slab of stone. There is a belief that the tiny frieze of Navagraha (nine-planets) towards the sting of the well protects the monument from bad omens.
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Jama Masjid Ahmedabad

Built by Ahmed Shah in 1423, the Jama Masjid (Friday Mosque) on Gandhi (MG) Road ranks together of India’s most beautiful mosques, enhanced by a huge , peaceful courtyard. The mosque displays some architectural fusion with Hindu and Jain religions, notably within the lotus-like carving of some domes, almost like that of the many Jain temples. The prayer hall’s 260 columns support 15 principal domes at different elevations. There were once two ‘shaking’ minarets, but they lost half their height within the great earthquake of 1819, though their lower portions still flank the prayer hall’s central portico.

Jama Masjid, the principle place of prayers for Muslims was built during Ahmed Shah’s reign within the 15th century. It was supposedly the most important mosque within the Indian subcontinent. The mosque was constructed as a part of a bigger design of the town . It lies south of the processional axis that runs from the Maidan-i Shah with three arches called Teen Darwaza within the old city. Ahmed Shah, his son, and grandson have mausoleums west of the mosque. A short walk off lies Rani no Hajiro, the tombstones of queens and wives of the dynasty.

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Sidi Saiyyed Mosque

The Sidi Saiyad Mosque is an architectural wonder of Gujarat. The Mosque was authorized by the last Gujarat Sultanate and was finished in the most recent year of its standard, before the Mughals from Delhi vanquished them and assumed control over the city. Gujarat Sultanate are often credited for an excellent a part of the foremost stunning Islamic design in Ahmedabad also as quite little bit of Gujarat. The mosques worked within the ir time rival absolutely the best in the nation, and possibly within the world also . It is situated in the heart of 600 year old walled city of Ahmedabad. The design of the mosque is entirely constructed involving arches, and domes. It is the structural image of Ahmedabad and furthermore called as the India's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. The twentieth century history specialists address these Jalis because the most extraordinary and artistic stone grid work to be found anyplace within the world. Witness the beauty of Sidi Saiyad Mosque with our Gujarat tours.
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