Day 1:
Arrive at Mumbai- Gateway of India and transfer to hotel for
overnight stay.
Day 2:
Morning visit Elephanta Caves.Earlier known as Gharapuri,
the island capital of Konkan Mauryas is famous for its
beautiful caves. These caves are located on a small island of
Gharapuri, in the Arabian sea near Mumbai. The caves
date back to 6th century A.D. and is a collection of shrines, courtyards, inner
cells, grand halls and porticos arranged in the splendid symmetry of Indian
rock-cut architecture, and filled with exquisite stone sculptures of Hindu Gods
and Goddesses, especially devoted to Lord Shiva. At the entrance of the
cave is the famous Trimurti, the Creator: Brahma, the Protector: Vishnu and
the Destroyer: Shiva all three in unison. Other than this most of the sculptures
denote Lord Shiva in his various moods and forms.Afternoon visit Mumbai
(Bombay) the commercial capital of India. Although Buddhist and Hindu
dynasties ruled the region until around the 13th century, there were only
scattered settlements on the island. Once, a sultry tropical archipelago cluster
of seven islands, the British developed Bombay merging the seven islands
into one. Gateway of India built to commemorate the royal visit of George V
and Queen Mary in 1911, the Prince of Wales Museum housing collection in
the Indo Saracenic architecture, Flora Fountain, Victoria Terminus, Malabar
Hill and Mani Bhavan (Gandhi Home) are the places to visit.Overnight stay at
Hotel.
Day 3:
Morning transfer to airport to leave by air for BhujArrive Bhuj-
Capital City of Kutch district and famous for its handicrafts
and colourful fabrics and the wi ld Ass in the rann of
Kutch.Transfer to Hotel.Afternoon visit Kutch
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