Gujarat Tour Packages

Gujarat, often called the “Land of Legends,” is one of India’s most culturally vibrant and historically rich states. It is a combination of heritage, art, wildlife and spirituality, starting with the ruins of Lothal, all the way to the Statue of Unity. Gujarat tour packages can be paid to any of your preferences, be it adventure tourism, cultural tourism or family tourism.

These packages allow you to explore the many sides of Gujarat, which include the white desert of Kutch, the festive season of Navratri, the grandeur of the lions of Gir and the peaceful beaches of Diu. Every itinerary will consist of quality accommodation, domestic transportation, sightseeing and optional cultural activities.

The beauty of Gujarat is that it is diverse and has deserts, coasts, wildlife, temples, and modern cities, which are in balance. Gujarat is one of the most rewarding destinations in India with warm hospitality, local cuisine and good transport.

Popular Tour Packages Included in Gujarat Tours  

Gujarat Heritage Tour:  

Tour royal palaces, ancient temples, and excavations. Sabarmati Ashram, Rani Ki Vav, Champaner-Pavagadh, and Sun Temple of Modhera of the state of Gujarat. Perfect history and culture fans.

Gujarat Wildlife Safari Tour:  

Perfect for nature lovers. Tour Gir National Park, which is the unique natural habitat of Asiatic lions and the Little Rann of Kutch, which hosts the Indian wild asses. Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary is available to bird lovers.

Gujarat Couple and Honeymoon Tour:  

A love holiday on beaches and in five-star resorts and hill resorts such as Saputara. Candlelight dinners and relaxing holidays along scenic views fit newlyweds.

Gujarat Luxury Tour:  

Heritage hotels and stay in palaces. Relish resorts in the area of Rann of Kutch or extravagant river journeys in the area of the Statue of Unity and be lavish at each stage.

Gujarat Family Tour:  

Sightseeing, safaris, beaches and a culturally balanced itinerary. Visit Dwarka, Somnath, Gir, and Ahmedabad—great places for families.

Gujarat Pilgrimage Tour:  

Spiritual tour in religious places: Dwarkadhish Temple, Somnath Temple, Palitana Jain Temples, and Dakor. Fits well in a divine experience.

Rann of Kutch Festival Tour:  

On sale in Rann Utsav (Nov–Feb). Explore the white salt desert by the moon, folk dances, camel riding and markets.

Places to Visit in Gujarat  

Ahmedabad:  

UNESCO World Heritage City. Sabarmati Ashram, Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, Kankaria Lake and Manek Chowk night market are some of the main attractions.

Gir National Park:  

The habitat of Asiatic lions, jeep safari destination and leopards, deer and various birds.

Rann of Kutch:  

The white salt desert, which glows at night. Rann Utsav is characterized by music, dance and art.

Dwarka:  

It is one of the Char Dham pilgrimages in India, with the Dwarkadhish Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.

Somnath:  

Famous for Somnath Temple, a Jyotirlinga. A spiritual and scenic seaside town.

Vadodara:  

A cultural center that has Laxmi Vilas Palace, Sayaji Baug, and various museums.

Statue of Unity:  

The tallest statue in the world, 182 meters, in honor of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The Valley of flowers and Sardar Sarovar Dam are some of the attractions close to the hotel.

Saputara:  

The only hill station in Gujarat with green vegetation, good weather, and tribal art.

Bhuj:  

Gateway to Kutch, where there are handicrafts, palaces and the adjacent White Rann.

Travel Guide for Gujarat Tour Packages  

Gujarat is a mix of city, religious peace and beauty of nature. It boasts of an advanced transport infrastructure and is secure to both individuals and families.

Travel Tips:  

• Light summer cotton and light winter wool.  

• Minimize disrespect of local traditions and wear simple clothes, particularly near temples.  

• Have Gujarati thali, dhokla, khandvi, fafda and handvo.  

• Be there at Navratri, Rann Utsav and Makar Sankranti to have a feel of the real culture.  

• Book Safaris and Rann Utsav tents before the high season.

Tour operators package around themes heritage, wildlife, luxury, or spirituality to allow you to explore Gujarat at your own pace.

Best Time to Visit Gujarat  

Winter (October to February):  

Optimal climate to sightsee in. There is the Rann Utsav and the International Kite Festival.

Summer (March to June):  

Temperatures may go up to 40°C; however, Diu and Saputara provide lower temperatures. Good at evading the crowds and discounts.

Monsoon (July to September):  

The landscape is revitalized by rains particularly Saputara and Gir, which are the best place to be with the photography and nature lovers.

Best Places to Stay in Gujarat

• The Fern Gir Forest Resort, Sasan Gir: Luxury lodge in the neighborhood of the national park, ideal for wildlife lovers.  
• Rann Riders, Dasada: Green cottages along the Little Rann.  
• House of MG, Ahmedabad: Modern comfort with an old flavor.  
• Gateway Hotel, Vadodara: Business and leisure travel.  
• Radisson Blu, Dwarka: Pilgrims feel at home.  
• White Rann Resort, Dhordo: Luxurious desert view tents of Rann Utsav.
• These hotels demonstrate the hospitality and multi-layered culture of Gujarat's royal ancestry, eco-lodges and seaside resorts.

Best Shopping Places in Gujarat.  

Gujarat is the heaven of shoppers and lovers of art, who are known to be crazy about crafts, textiles and jewelry.  

• Law Garden Market, Ahmedabad: colorful handicrafts, embroidered clothes, wall hangings.  
• Bhujodi Village, Bhuj: Handwoven shawls, Bandhani fabrics, mirror work.  
• Mandvi Beach Market: Shells, local handmade artifacts, and beach souvenirs.  
• Rani-no-Haziro Market, Ahmedabad: Silver jewelry and antiques.  
• Suraj Plaza, Vadodara: Contemporary venue with branded and homegrown products.

The Gujarati snacks and handicrafts, such as Patola sarees, Rogan art and Ajrakh prints do not go home without as souvenirs.

How to Reach Gujarat  

By Air: There are a number of airports in Gujarat. The main hub is the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (Ahmedabad). Others are Vadodara, Rajkot, Bhavnagar, Kandla and Surat.  

By Train: Gujarat is linked to all the major cities through its rail network. Important stations: Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, Surat. Gujarat is also traversed by the Palace on Wheels and the Royal Orient train.  

By Road: Gujarat is accessible by car or bus using highways. It is linked to Mumbai, Rajasthan and Delhi by National Highways 8 and 48. Comfortable travel is available in GSRTC and private bus operators.