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Incredible Gujarat
INCREDIBLE INDIAN TOURS Incredible Gujarat
(21 days/20 nights)
Dossier Validity: 2022-2023
Incredible Gujarat. One of India’s less explored regions, and one of the oldest, most interesting and varied parts of this diverse nation. Ancient Hindu, Buddhist and Jain sites, UNESCO world heritage locations, wildlife sanctuaries, salt deserts, a rich tribal culture and many heritage hotels - homes to erstwhile local kings - dot the state which has a history dating back thousands of years.
Providing a richer and more authentic local experience than neighbouring Rajasthan, Gujarat is the India less travelled - and will enthral you with the natural beauty, heritage sites and fascinating culture unique to this part of India.
Highlights
• discover the amazing Gujarati cuisine with a cooking class to kick off the tour • take a walk through the heritage old city of Ahmedabad • explore the ruins of Champaner • meet the tribal people of the Jambughoda area • rise to meet the heights of the amazing Jain temples in Palitana • relax in Portuguese flavoured Diu • take two wildlife safaris in Gir to spot the last remaining Asiatic Lions • enjoy nights in Heritage Palaces in Jambughoda, Palitana, Gondal and Poshina • discover the myriad embroideries and crafts of Kutch • be amazed at the salt desert of the Great Rann of Kutch • discover the Indian Wild Ass in the Little Rann of Kutch • visit the remarkable temples and stepwells in Modhera and Patan • chill in the city of lakes , Udaipur
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Day 1-2 Ahmedabad
We meet at 12pm for a short tour briefing before a enjoying a light lunch at a local restaurant. Afterwards will visit Gandhi’s ashram before a cooking class in a family home to learn about the myriad taste sensations of the state of Gujarat.
On day 2 we will start the morning on a walking tour through the Old City of Ahmedabad. Conferred UNESCO World Heritage status in 2017, the Old City of Ahmedabad is a fascinating labyrinth of communities, streets and quite unique social systems that our guide will explain to you.
Later, we will spend the day visiting the various sights of Ahmedabad, including the Adalaj Stepwell, and Sarkhej Roja.
Hotel: House of MG
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Days 3-4 Jambughoda
Travel time: 4-5 hours
Travelling south to Vadodora, we stop off to visit the extravagantly stunning Lakshmi Vilas Palace, royal residence of the Gaekwad (Maharaja) of Baroda, completed in 1890. The erstwhile royal family still live in the palace, at the time of construction reputed to be the largest private dwelling in the world, and four times the size of Buckingham Palace. Part of the palace is now a museum and even the small section open to the public does not hide the opulence of this grand palace.
Later we travel on to another, somewhat less opulent palace, Jambugodha, our home for the next two nights. The Maharajah of Jambughoda and his charming wife manage their stately residence which was opened as a hotel in recent years and is situated in the midst of the Jambugodha Wildlife Sanctuary, established in 1990 at the behest of the late Prime Minister of India, Mr Rajiv Gandhi.
On day 4 we visit the fascinating ruins of the 8th to 14th century UNESCO World Heritage site of Champaner, once the capital of Gujarat. Largely unexcavated, the site includes fortifications, palaces, religious buildings, residential precincts and agricultural structures. We also take time to visit one of the small tribal villages - home to the Rathwas and Nayaks in the Jambughoda district.
Hotel: Jambughoda Palace
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Days 5-6 Palitana
Travel time: 8 hours
A long day of travel brings us to Palitana via Lothal. We make a short visit to Lothal - this fascinating archaeological site is one of the ancient Harappan civilisation locations - a trade port on the Gulf of Khambat dating back to around 1700BC.
Once a princely state in Bhavnagar district, Shatrunjaya Hill is the most sacred pilgrimage site for the Jain community. There are nearly 900 exquisitely carved temples located on top of the hill dating back to the 11th century. There are approximately 3500 steps to the top. Pilgrims climb the hill to attain merit. Most pilgrims undertake a special yatra which involves climbing the hill 99 times in a 40 day period.
Although you are welcome to climb to the top (and back down), experience has shown that walking for several days or so after this mini pilgrimage we undertake will be difficult, so to save the calf muscles, we arrange for porters to carry us (walking part of the way is encouraged) in Dolis (swing chairs). This provides employment to the local porters who are without work for several months of the year when the pilgrimage halts over the monsoon.
Our home for these two nights, a rustic and charming palace built in 1906, is situated just a few kilometres away with views to the hill.
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Days 7-8 Diu
Travel time: 6 hours
This morning we drive south-west to the old Portuguese colony of Diu. With two nights here, we have a full day to enjoy the unassuming and laid back charm of this Portuguese heritage island town and fort, only a part of India since 1961. Diu is a union territory, and although surrounded by the state of Gujarat, is governed directly from New Delhi and as such attracts many holiday makers and tourists to enjoy the sea, sun and readily available alcohol in an otherwise dry state.
After a morning excursion to the vibrant and colourful fishing village, will explore the old town, the fort and enjoy a delicious seafood lunch. The afternoon is then free to relax at the beach or by the pool at our resort.
Hotel: Radhika Beach Resort
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Day 9 Gir
Travel time: 3 hours
After breakfast we have a morning drive to Sasan Gir, the sole refuge of the critically endangered Asiatic Lion. One of the oldest wildlife parks in India, Sasan Gir Wildlife Sanctuary was set up in 1965 to save the endangered cats that were at the threshold of extinction at the start of the twentieth century. Gir has a protected area of 1413 square kilometres and is home to 39 species of mammals, as well as many reptiles and birds.
The good news from Gir in recent years is that the population of the Asiatic Lion has increased from 359 in 2005 to 523 in 2015 proving that conservation efforts have been successful.
Arriving in time for lunch and then on to an afternoon safari, we have another safari the following morning to maximise our chances of some quality sightings of this majestic creature.
Hotel: The Fern
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Days 10-11 Junagadh/Gondal
Travel time: 3 hours
After a second safari in the National Park, and hopefully lots of Lion sightings, we will depart for our next stop, Gondal, enroute to Kutch.
On the way, we will stop at Junagadh, which has a fascinating history and some remarkable heritage buildings.
On day 11 we will spend the day exploring the sights of Gondal. Gondal was once the capital of a 1000 sq km princely state ruled by Jadeja Rajputs. It boasts several palaces and sits along a tranquil river. Today we will visit the Naulakha Palace, the Swaminarayan temple, a Khadi weaving factory, an Ayurvedic pharmacy and the central marketplace, a riot of colour and tempting aromas.
Hotel: Orchard/Riverside Palace
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Days 12-13 Bhuj
Travel time: 6-7 hours
Leaving behind the southern Gujarat region of Saurasthra, we head into Kutch in western Gujarat to the capital Bhuj. Kutch Safari Lodge, outside Bhuj is our base as we explore the region famous for its handicrafts and tribal villages. We also spend time visiting the various sights in Bhuj itself.
Many of the handicrafts sold in the western parts of the more famous and touristy northern neighbour, Rajasthan are actually Gujarati or Kutchi in origin and there are many villages where the traditional arts are still practiced. Here you can find, besides the fabulous embroidered mirrorwork and blockprint textiles, wood carvings, leather bags, footwear, copper bells and or course the beautifully decorated mud huts. We spend time visiting some of the villages and seeing how these arts still flourish. You might even be able to try your hand at some embroidery or block printing.
Most of Bhuj’s historical structures, including the Aina Mahal, the Prag Mahal, the fort and the Swaminarayan temple were badly damaged by the 2001 earthquake, but the city has recovered. Unfortunately, many of the historical buildings damaged have been not been restored, but a wander through the courtyards of the palaces and the nearby bustling market is well worth a couple of hours.
Hotel: Kutch Safari Lodge
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Day 14 Hodka
Travel time: 1 hour
Heading north, deeper into the Great Raan of Kutch, we visit more tribal villages, exploring the traditional textiles and arts that have created the unique handmade traditions and rich heritage of the region.
We also have time to experience the ‘white desert’ - the salt impregnated expanse that spreads over 16000 sq km. Flooded each monsoon, the wetlands attract a large number of water birds including flamingos, pelicans, storks and ducks. By November the waters dry up leaving a vast saline desert. Uninhabited by humans, this area, a large part of which forms the Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary, is home to a surprising diversity of fauna including Wild Ass, Desert Fox, Porcupine and some snakes and lizards.
Hotel: Shaam-e-Sarhad Village Resort
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Days 15-16 Little Rann of Kutch
Travel time: 6-7 hours
Another full day of travel today east brings us to Bajana, our base for exploring the Little Rann of Kutch.
Gujarat is not only known for the Asiatic Lion, but the other main endangered species which calls Gujarat home is the Indian Wild Ass. The unique Little Rann of Kutch is a part of the greater Kutch Desert and the Wild Ass Sanctuary covers nearly 5000 square km and is home to around 3000 Ghudkhar (the local name for the Wild Ass). Many migratory birds come to nest in the sanctuary and it is home also to gazelle, blackbuck, fox, jackals, antelope, wolves and hyenas.
The saline desert of the Little Rann of Kutch is believed to have been a shallow sea and harbours no vegetation except on the fringes and bets (‘islands’ or elevated plateaus), the largest of which is over 30 square km in size. In the monsoon, the Rann is inundated for around a month and the bets are where the wildlife survive during this period. We take a morning safari into the Wild Ass sanctuary where you’ll find an abundance of migratory birds as well as the beautiful Wild Ass.
The Little Rann of Kutch is also where you’ll find much of India’s salt mining, and we will visit a family who eke out a living farming salt in this harsh unforgiving landscape.
Hotel: Royal Safari Camp
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Day 17 Modhera/Patan/Poshina
Travel time: 7-8 hours
Today we head north-east via some of Gujarats most evocative religious sites and ruins. First we stop at the stunning Sun Temple of Modhera. Built nearly 1000 years ago, during the ‘Golden Age’ of Gujarat, this Hindu temple, one of only a few in India dedicated to the Sun God is a brilliant example of Solanki architecture with intricately carved halls and pillars.
We then move on to Patan, and to the recently excavated Rani Ki Vav, an 11th century Stepwell that was added to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Monuments in just 2014. Stepwells are a distinctive form of subterranean water storage on the Indian subcontinent and the Rani Ki Vav is one of the best preserved of these remarkable wells.
Excavation of the site began only in the late 1950s and because the well had been silted up for centuries the amazing carvings on the pillars and walls of the stepwell were found to be in pristine condition.
Before heading to our Palace hotel in Poshina for the evening, we visit the famous Patola weavers of Patan and see some of the beautiful designs made by this fascinating double ikat method of dying and weaving.
Hotel: Darbargadh Poshina
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Day 18 Poshina
A leisurely day to explore Poshina Darbargadh (Palace), the village and the area around this remote village. Just minutes from the Rajasthani border, Poshina is nestled in a lush, green, hilly corner of the southernmost tip of the Aravali mountain range.
The Poshina district is home to tribal communities and many of their unique traditions and crafts are still practiced. One such tradition is the making of terracotta horses. The local Adivasi (tribal) god is given offerings of these horses. We visit a horse ‘potter’ and other craftsmen creating jewellery, figurines as well as swords, daggers, bows and arrows
A walk through the village and an afternoon jeep trip to remote hamlets in the picturesque countryside to visit Adivasi and Garasia tribals is the perfect end to our time here in Gujarat.
Hotel: Darbargadh Poshina
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Days 19-20 Udaipur
Travel time: 5 hours
Today we say farewell to Gujarat and head north into the desert state of Rajasthan, the Land of Kings and to the city of Udaipur, known as the City of Lakes.
Udaipur, without question lives up to its reputation as India's most romantic city. Rolling hills, white marble palaces and lakes all combine to give Udaipur a very special appeal. It is a centre for artists, dancers and musicians and the shopping is superb. Its other claim to fame is as the setting for James Bond’s Octopussy.
Whilst here in Udaipur, we visit the City Palace, part of one of the largest palace complexes in India. We also wander the local markets, partake in a magical sunset boat trip on the lake, take in a cultural show and enjoy last minute shopping.
Hotel: Kankarwa Haveli
Day 21 Departure Day
There are no organised activities today. You may leave at any time, however Udaipur is a mesmerising and very relaxing town and is well worth an extra day or two.
Udaipur does not currently have a functioning international airport, however there are numerous flights daily to both Delhi and Mumbai from where you can connect to your onward international flight.
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group size minimum 4, maximum 10 accommodation Heritage hotels (12 nights), Resorts/lodges (8 nights) days 21days 20 nights optional single supplement starts in Ahmedabad, Gujarat If you are a single traveller, you are not required to pay a single supplement as we will match you up with other finishes in Udaipur, Rajasthan travellers. If we are unable to match you up with another traveller of the same sex, we will pay your single supplement price includes for you. Should you not wish to share accommodation at all, Arrival and departure transfers but would like to guarantee your own room throughout the All accommodation as specified tour a single supplement of from (TBC) will be payable. All transportation between overnight stops and to and from included sightseeing transport Full time local Gujarati specialist guide Private airconditioned SUV’s/minibus, auto-rickshaws for some Entrance fees for all sites listed as part of the itinerary sightseeing, jeeps on wildlife safaris. Meals as specified Gratuities for guides, drivers, porters etc activities included The following is a list of included activities on this trip. Other price does not include activities are optional and will be at your own expense. Visa costs Ahmedabad Old Town Heritage Walk, Adalaj Stepwell, Sidi Meals other than those listed Saiyyed Mosque, Gandhi Ashram, Cooking class Drinks, meal tips, laundry and other items of a personal (Ahmedabad) nature Lakshmi Vilas Palace (Vadodora) Domestic and International flights Champaner World Heritage Site, Tribal villages, (Jambughoda) Lothal Ancient Port archaeological site, Shatrunjaya Hill porters and Jain Temples (Palitana) Walking tour of Diu Fort and old town, Fishing Village (Diu) 2 jeep safaris (Sasan Gir) Aina Mahal, Swaminarayan Temple, Kutch villages, LLDC Museum (Bhuj) 1 jeep safari in the Wild Ass Sanctuary, (Little Rann of Kutch) Sun Temple, (Modhera) Rani ki Vav, Patola weaving museum (Patan) Village Jeep safari, Village walk (Poshina) City Palace, Old city heritage walk, Sunset Boat Cruise, Darohar Cultural show (Udaipur)
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meal inclusions money exchange As at March 2021 20 Breakfasts, 18 lunches, 16 Dinners AUD1 = 55 INR CAD1 = 57 INR meals EUR1 = 85 INR Traveling with Incredible Indian Tours we ensure that you GBP1 = 100 INR will experience a vast array of the gustatory treats NZD1 = 50 INR available in India. Generally, meals are not included in the USD1 = 72 INR trip price when there is a choice of eating options. There are many ATM machines (which accept both Cirrus/ This allows you to choose where, and what to eat. More Maestro debit cards and Visa and MasterCard) throughout often than not however we eat together as a group. On India. This is a safe and convenient way to access money in road trips by day, we have included lunches that will India, however we suggest that you bring a small amount of usually be taken at a local road-side eatery, or Dhaba. For money in cash (suggested $300) in case there are times that other meals, your leader will offer suggestions for favourite ATMs are not available. The major currencies, including AUD restaurants throughout the trip. and CAD are no problem in general to exchange. Visa & MasterCard credit cards are accepted in some hotels, major alcohol in Gujarat shops and restaurants in the bigger towns and cities. Gujarat is a dry state, however as a tourist, you are permitted to purchase and drink alcohol. A permit is spending money required. You need to apply for your permit online, and Although entrance fees to specified sites are included in the then it requires validation at a permit office in Gujarat. tour price, there are additional sights and other activities that Please let us know before the trip if you wish to get a you may wish to do. Some sites may levy camera and video permit and we will send you required information and fees. assist you in obtaining the permit as the red tape Spending money requirements will differ from one person to procedure can be a little cumbersome to navigate. the next. You will need to take into consideration your spending habits when allowing for drinks, shopping, and optional activities. You will need to allow enough money for the following: Meals – USD100 (or equivalent) Optional Activities/Camera fees – USD100 (or equivalent) Money for drinks, shopping and incidentals. Tipping is an integral part of Indian life and is essential to a smooth trip. To make things easier we cover tips for hotel room boys, guides and for drivers of private transport we use. This does NOT cover restaurant tips. Tips—allow USD20 (or equivalent)
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physical rating before the date of travel for the 30 day e-Visa and 120 days There will be plenty of walking around towns or sites, which before the date of travel for the 1 and 5 year e-Visas. The visa due to the warm-hot weather in Gujarat at this time of year is issued online (you do not need to send your passport away) will make general sightseeing a little more strenuous. If you and takes up to 3 days. The 30 day e-Visas are double entry choose to climb Shatrunjaya hill in Palitana (optional), be with validity commencing from the date of arrival. The 1 and 5 prepared for 3 hours of steady climbing up and down. year e-Visas are multiple entry with validity running from the date of issue with stays of maximum 90 days at a time culture shock rating allowed with the exception of US, UK, Japanese and Conditions in India, and in particular Gujarat who’s tourism Canadian passport holders who can stay for up to 180 days at infrastructure is still very limited, are not always as comfortable a time. as in other countries. You may need to occasionally deal with When applying for your e-Visa, be aware of a number of a squat toilet, cold showers or power failure. Often, on our commercial websites offering e-Visas that do not belong to road trips we will make ‘bush’ stops instead of utilizing the Government of India and will charge you additional unsanitary public washrooms. service fees to issue your visa. The official Government of India e-Visa website is
https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/tvoa.html travel insurance
Travel Insurance is highly recommended whilst traveling to health India and is compulsory for any group tour with Incredible We recommend that you consult your doctor for current Indian Tours. medical travel information about before departure. Your
leader will be carrying a basic first aid kit, but we suggest you visas bring along your own as well as any personal medical All foreign nationals require a visa to enter India. Most requirements . nationalities can apply for an e-Visa. Validities available are The following websites have up-to-date information about 30 days, 1 year and 5 years. You can apply up to 30 days health requirements. Australia https://www.travelvax.com.au/ New Zealand http://www.health.govt.nz/your-health/healthy- living/travelling USA https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/ UK http://www.travelhealth.co.uk/ Canada https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/health-safety/vaccines
communications Many of our hotels have Wifi, but do not rely on it being available or fast. You can purchase a local prepaid sim card (for unlocked cell phones) and data sticks (for mobile internet on your laptop) inexpensively in India. Recommended are Vodafone, Airtel and Reliance. You will need extra passport photos for this as
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well as photocopies of your photo and visa page from your joining hotel passport. House of MG Bhadra Road, Opp Sidi Saiyad Mosque, Lal Darwaja, your tour manager and guide Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 380001 Your tour manager is there to organise and streamline your Ph: +91 79 2550 6946 travels and to help you have the best trip possible. Whilst Email: [email protected] they are not a guide per se, they will share their local knowledge, give you suggestions for your free time and transfer/joining instructions manage the day to day running of the tour. We also have a Your airport transfer pickup will await you holding a sign with full-time local expert tour guide accompanying on the tour your name when you exit the baggage claim area of the throughout Gujarat. Both your tour manager and guide will arrivals hall. There may be large crowds here so please look introduce you to their local friends and recommend great carefully for your transfer. local restaurants and experiences. They will have a broad general knowledge of India, so do feel free to tap into their arriving early wisdom. Our hotel in Ahmedabad is located in the heart of the Old City. A colonial style mansion, the building has been restored responsible travel and expanded and is the only boutique heritage hotel in the We believe strongly in responsible travel. This includes being centre of Ahmedabad. The hotel itself was built in the mid respectful to the local culture (ie dressing appropriately, 1900s and has been owned by the same family for four and learning a few basic cultural do’s and don’ts), being Generations. mindful of the environment, and leaving a positive image behind. Remember we are ambassadors for our country. early arrival information Bringing a few photos of your family and home with you is a If you are arriving earlier than day 1, extra accommodation in great way to interact with the locals by giving them a House of MG from (TBC) Single/Double (or equivalent) per night glimpse of your world whilst you visit theirs. per room. Please notify us as early as possible if you require extra accommodation as the House of MG is popular and can be heavily booked up well in advance.
finishing hotel Kankarwa Haveli Lal Ghat, Udaipur Ph: +91 294 241 1457
staying on If you are staying on in Udaipur after the tour, which we highly recommend, extra accommodation is available at Kankarwa Haveli from (TBC) Single/Double (or equivalent) per night per room.
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what to take laundry We will be on the move a lot, so try to pack as lightly as Inexpensive laundry facilities are offered by most hotels we use possible. The smaller your bag in India the better, as our and you will be able to avail of them anywhere we have a 2- transport tends to have limited storage space. night stop.
India is very conservative and we ask that you dress weather accordingly. As a guideline, shoulders and knees should The weather during our journey should be great. Daytime always be covered. The wearing of shorts is looked upon by temps will be warm to hot, in the range 25-30 oc. Night time locals as akin to wearing your underwear and will limit your temperatures will be comfortable. An umbrella, sunblock and entry into mosques, temples and other places of worship. a hat are essentials plus a jacket and/or warmer layers for the Loose, lightweight, long clothing is both respectful and cooler nights towards the end of the journey in north Gujarat cool. For our safaris in Gir, subdued colours (forest/safari) are and Udaipur, Rajasthan. recommended as are warm jackets, particularly for the morning safari. Don’t forget to bring your bathers as there checklist are swimming pools at some of our hotels. Travel documents: passport, visa, travel insurance (don’t forget Singlets, tank tops and short shorts are not suitable attire for your emergency insurance contact details), air tickets. India. Photocopy of above documents Day pack/bag Note that most Indian domestic airlines have a check-in Health vaccinations/medication baggage allowance of only 15kg. The exception is Air India First aid kit which offers 25kg per person. Money: ATM card (widely available and easy to access); If you have heavier luggage, you may need to pay the credit cards (widely accepted in big cities); cash (for excess at the airport for your internal flights. Excess luggage emergencies). charges range from around Rs400 (USD 6) per kilo. Money pouch Alarm clock and torch/flashlight Mosquito repellent Ear plugs can be useful if you are a light sleeper Lock for your suitcase or bag
We recommend the use of a neck wallet or money belt to store your passport, air tickets, credit cards and cash. Avoid bringing valuable jewellery with you. Some hotels we use have safety deposit boxes.
Updated on: 27th March 2021
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