Gujarat Tour Packages from Kolkata

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Tour Overview

If you want to see Gujarat's rich culture, spiritual heritage, wildlife treasures, and royal architecture, you should book a Gujarat tour package from Kolkata. Many people from Kolkata want to travel in comfort and style. Gujarat welcomes all visitors with warm hospitality, tasty cuisine, and a blend of old and new attractions. The vacation goes even more smoothly with the help of trustworthy travel companies like Rajasthan Cab. They manage your transfers, find you excellent places to stay, and take you on tailored tours.

Tour Hightlights

Visit the Sabarmati Ashram and the ancient alleyways of Ahmedabad.
Go to Vadodara's grand Laxmi Vilas Palace and museum.
See the iconic Statue of Unity and the things to do around it.
Visit Surat to see the cuisine, culture, and textile markets.
At the Somnath Temple, ask for spiritual blessings.
Explore Junagadh's amazing buildings, including Uparkot Fort and Mahabat Maqbara.
With Rajasthan Cab, you may enjoy pleasant rides and planned activities.

Summary of Gujarat Tour Itinerary from Kolkata

Day 1: Arrival in Ahmedabad & City Highlights
Day 2: Ahmedabad → Vadodara (Approx. 120 km)
Day 3: Vadodara → Statue of Unity → Surat (Approx. 90 km + 150 km)
Day 4: Surat → Somnath (Approx. 260 km)
Day 5: Somnath → Junagadh (Approx. 90–100 km)
Day 6: Junagadh → Ahmedabad (Approx. 310 km) → Departure to Kolkata

Tour Itinerary in Detail

Day 1: Arrival in Ahmedabad & City Highlights

Get to Ahmedabad from Kolkata and check into your accommodation. Start your tour by going to the Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi lived. Take a walk along the peaceful riverbank before heading to the ancient city streets, which are lined with finely carved wooden havelis and vibrant bazaars. Later, enjoy the bustling scene at Kankaria Lake in the evening, and then have supper at a typical Gujarati restaurant. In Ahmedabad for the night.

Day 2: Ahmedabad → Vadodara (Approx. 120 km)

Start your trip to Vadodara after breakfast. The grand Laxmi Vilas Palace, which is known for its European-style architecture and huge royal complex, is your first stop. Visit the Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum, showcasing rare artworks, sculptures, and artifacts from around the world. Later, wander around the huge Sayaji Garden, one of the best natural places in Gujarat. Overnight stay in Vadodara.

Day 3: Vadodara → Statue of Unity → Surat (Approx. 90 km + 150 km)

Get up early and travel to Kevadia, where the famous Statue of Unity is. Check out the Valley of Flowers, Glow Garden, Butterfly Garden, and the statue's panoramic viewing gallery, which are all close by. If you have time, see the Laser Light Show that tells the tale of Sardar Patel's life. Go on to Surat, a city famous for its textile industry and lively restaurant scene. In the evening, you may visit Surat's famed marketplaces and street food. Stay in Surat overnight.

Day 4: Surat → Somnath (Approx. 260 km)

After breakfast, go to Somnath. When you get there, go to the famous Somnath Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. Enjoy the peaceful beachside setting and go to the Aarti in the evening, which is followed by the Sound & Light Show. This is a calm and spiritually uplifting experience. Stay at Somnath overnight.

Day 5: Somnath → Junagadh (Approx. 90–100 km)

After a leisurely morning, go to Junagadh, a city with monuments that are hundreds of years old and a charming old-world feel. The Uparkot Fort is a good place to start. It has beautiful views from the summit, antique gates, and stepwells. The Mahabat Maqbara is one of Gujarat's most unusual architectural wonders because of its Indo-Islamic architecture. Take a wander around the local markets in the evening to try out some Gujarati foods and buy some handicrafts. Junagadh for the night.

Day 6: Junagadh → Ahmedabad (Approx. 310 km) → Departure to Kolkata

Start your trip back to Ahmedabad early. In your last hours, check out contemporary sights like the Atal Footover Bridge or go shopping for bandhani fabrics, handicrafts, and delicacies like mohanthal. After that, go to the airport or train station to leave for Kolkata, which ends your great trip to Gujarat.

Best Time To Visit Gujarat

October to February: Best season for sightseeing, cool weather and outdoor activities.
March to June: Ideal for beach towns but warm in central Gujarat.
July to September: Lush green landscapes during monsoon with pleasant travel conditions.

Travelling Options from Kolkata

Travellers choosing Gujarat tour Packages from kolkata have multiple travel options depending on comfort and budget.

1. Gujarat Tour Packages From Kolkata by flight

This is the fastest and most convenient way to reach Gujarat. Direct and connecting flights link Kolkata to Ahmedabad. Rajasthan Cab arranges smooth airport pickups, dropoffs and customized journey plans.

2. Gujarat Tour Packages From Kolkata by Train

Several trains operate between Kolkata and major Gujarat cities like Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Surat. This is an economical option suitable for families and long-duration travelers.

3. Gujarat Tour Packages From Kolkata by Road

Though long, road travel offers scenic stops and flexibility. Rajasthan Cab provides well-maintained vehicles, experienced drivers and premium road trip facilities for travelers preferring a journey by road.

Why choose Rajasthan Cab?

Whether someone is planning a luxury Gujarat package from Kolkata, a relaxed Gujarat family holiday from Kolkata, or an exclusive Gujarat honeymoon package from Kolkata, Rajasthan Cab offers reliable and professional services for every type of traveller.

Inclusion

Accommodation in well-appointed hotels on a double / triple sharing basis.
Daily breakfast at the hotel.
All transfers and sightseeing by air-conditioned vehicle (as per itinerary).Pick-up and drop from airport / railway station / bus stand.
Sightseeing as mentioned in the tour itinerary.
All applicable hotel taxes.
Driver allowance, toll tax, parking charges, and fuel cost.
Assistance during arrival and departure.

Exclusion

Airfare, train fare, or bus fare.
Entry fees to monuments, museums, parks, and attractions.
Meals other than those specified in the inclusions.
Personal expenses such as laundry, tips, telephone calls, shopping, etc.
Camera or video camera fees.
Any adventure activities or optional tours not mentioned in the itinerary.
GST or any other applicable government taxes (if not mentioned in inclusions).
Any expenses caused by natural calamities, roadblocks, strikes, or unforeseen circumstances.