Gujarat Offbeat Packages

You should purchase travel insurance while booking your holiday package. This is necessary since there may be a situation where you have to cancel the trip right after booking it, but prior to your departure for the destination. It may happen due to an injury, illness or any other mishap. Hence, buy it as soon as you finish booking your trip.  

Travel insurance will ensure greater peace of mind for all travellers, covering them in several unexpected situations. These include a sudden illness, accident or medical emergency, property damage, loss of luggage and money and trip cancellation. You can also get coverage for delayed or missed flights with your travel insurance plan. Travel insurance can be an additional safety layer while travelling anywhere in India or abroad.  

Yes, you can choose to change the activities after receiving a booking confirmation for your trip. You need to go to the My Trips section and raise a request for the activities you want to change. The changes in the activities will be subject to applicable charges. 

A: Gujarat being a huge state needs a minimum of 8-10 days in order to be explored fully. One should definitely make it a point to visit Gujarat during the Rann of Kutch festival. An ideal 6-day itinerary to Gujarat would look as follows:

1.  Day 01 – Arrival in Ahmedabad and proceed for a half day city tour.

2. Day 02 – Drive to Dwarka with a stop-over in Jamnagar.

3.  Day 03 – Spend a whole day visiting the various temples in Dwarka.

4.  Day 04 – Drive to Somnath with a stopover at Porbandar. Visit the Somnath Jyotirlinga temple.

5.  Day 05 – Drive to Gir National Park to explore the wilderness and see the famous Asiatic lions.

6.  Day 06 – Return to Ahmedabad for the journey back home!

A: Being a huge state, Gujarat is filled with lots of tourist attractions. The top must visit attractions would include Ahmedabad, Kutch, Gir National Park, Somnath, Vadodara, Dwarka, Junagadh, Saputara, Gandhinagar and Champaner-Pavagadh.

The ideal time to visit Gujarat is in the winter months from October to February. This is also a good time as it coincides with the Rann Utsav Festival in the state. Visiting Gujarat in the monsoons from July to September is also a good idea as there are some regions that receive very less or no rainfall at all.