Day 2:
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The day starts with a drive to Sayla. On reaching, take lunch
at a textiles hotel and visit nearby villages to watch weavers
at work and see local beadwork. Later continue to Gondal,
known for its beadwork, silver jewelry and
brassware and also visit the cottage industries of Gondal to watch spinners,
weavers and other artisans at work. Also visit the famous Naulakha Palace
housing a collection of beautiful beadwork, brass utensils, silverware and
hand-painted wooden toys from the princely collection.Once a princely state
of Kathiawar, Gondal is a beautiful city in the Rajkot district of Gujarat.
Founded in 1634, Gondal lies on the banks of Gondali river and is known for
its palaces and historical monuments.Overnight stay
Day 3:
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Begin your day with a drive to Gir via Jetpur, known for its
screen-printing factories, block printing and textile units. Also
visit the Junagadh museums exhibiting texti les of the
erstwhi le Nawab including beautiful carpets.Known
for its forts and palaces, Junagadh is a beautiful city situated at foot of
mountain Girnar. Located in the Junagadh district of Gujarat, Junagadh was
once a princely state of British India.Overnight stay.
Day 4:
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Drive in the Gir Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park. Later
proceed to Jamnagar known for its bandhini (tie-and-dye)
work.Gir in Gujarat is a deciduous forest and is the last abode
of the Asiatic lion. Besides, the forest also has
a thriving panther (leopard) population. It also has home to large population of
chital or spotted deer, sambar, blue bull antelope, chinkara gazelle,
chousingha (the world's only four-horned antelope), wild boar and other
wildlife. Besides, you will also see a large number of avian population on the
game-drive trail.Overnight stay
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