Rann Utsav is a unique festival celebrated in the Kutch region of Gujarat, India. It ordinarily occurs all through the chilly climate months, from November to February, when the Great Rann of Kutch, a salt marsh in the Thar Desert, changes into a spellbinding scene. What began as a three-day festival progressively evolved into a 100-day celebration at Dhordo, a village near Rann of Kutch where a whole new tent city has been created, replete with temporary infrastructure built and rebuilt every year.
Rann Utsav is one of the most eagerly-awaited tourism events of India, which celebrates the marvels of nature at the White Desert and the rich cultural and artistic heritage of Kutch. The concept of Rann Utsav was envisioned by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the then Chief Minister of Gujarat.
The festival includes the rich culture, workmanship, fortes, music, and dance of Gujarat, offering visitors a valuable chance to lower themselves in the delightful acts of the area. Practices during the Rann Utsav integrate camel safaris, individuals displays, social ventures, craftsmanship introductions, and tasty close by food.
One of the highlights of the Rann Utsav is the dazzling sight of the white salt desert edified by the full moon. Visitors can moreover stay in luxurious tents or standard bhungas (mud cabins) to experience the local friendliness and lifestyle.
Rann Utsav, by and large, is a celebration of Gujarat's social heritage and normal greatness, attracting explorers from wherever the world to experience the divination of the Rann of Kutch.
