Day 5:
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Head for Anjar city in the Kutch district which is a centre for
textile and metal handicrafts. On reaching transfer at Sharma
Resorts, the only four-star resort in the Kutch District.
Besides, visit Gandhidam known for its
excellent textile market.Earlier known as Nawanagar and located to the south
of the Gulf of Kutch, Jamnagar is a beautiful city built up by Maharaja Kumar
Shri Ranjitsinhji.
Day 6:
Drive to Bhuj the next day and on the way visit villages known
for their ajrakh block printing, Ahir embroidery, Rabari
embroidery and master weavers. Spend rest of the day
visiting markets and monuments.Surrounded by Gulf of
Kachch and the Arabian Sea, Kutch is the largest district in the Gujarat state
of India.Overnight stay
Day 7:
The day starts with a visit to the villages of Sodha Rajputs, Muslim pastoral
groups like the Jaths and Muthwas and their sub-groups, Hindu pastoral
groups like the Rabaris, Meghwal Harijans and other communities known for
their
exquisite embroidery.Overnight stay.
Day 8:
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Dasada is known for its Vadiara Rabari and Bharwad
embroidery. Also, visit weavers and other artisans.Overnight
stay.
Day 9:
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Patan is known for Patola Silk Weaving, a rare double-ikat
weaving technique.Overnight stay
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