It s a land of legends recorded in stone statues, and folk customs reflected in popular craft and jewellery designs. The treeless marshes to the north and east, known as the Rann of Kutch, can flood completely during a heavy monsoon, effectively transforming Kutch into an island. Home to the rare wild ass, the Raan is also the only region in India where flamingoes breed successfully, during July and August, out of reach of any but the most determined bird watchers who can cross the marshes by camels. Evening campfire revelries with the local villagers. We arrive at the charming fortress town of Bhuj in the late afternoon.
Evening explore the maze of tiny streets and colorful bazaars that make up the town.
Explore the tribal villages around Bhuj. The Rabari tribes rear cattle, buffalo, goats, sheep and camels, sell ghee, weave cloth and are also known for fine embroidery. Typical houses, made of mud or brick, are decorated inside with gargomati, a raised pattern of white-washed mud and dung, inlaid with mirrors. Met upon arrival and transfer to hotel. Bombay is a bustling cosmopolitan city of over six million.