About Rann Utsav 2021
Under the full moon night, Rann Utsav is organized every year in the Rann of Kutch. The three-month-long celebration is organized to celebrate our traditional culture in Dhordo. Travelers from all around the world visit this wonderful festival and enjoy its rich culture. The festivals also include cultural dance, music, & various handicraft markets. The Rann is covered with salt and is among the largest salt deserts in the world. For Online Tent or Bhunga Booking in Rann Utsav visit YatraDham.Org.
There are more than around 400 AC and NON-AC Tents known as Tent City near Dhordo village in Kutch. This tent contains the best rooms and facilities.
When does Rann Utsav Start?
Rann Utsav starts from 1st November 2021 to 20th February 2022.
Rann Utsav Booking
Rann Utsav in Kutch is started for online tent booking please visit www.YatraDham.Org.
Things To Do In Rann Utsav 2021
Staying in tents and enjoying different activities is a wonderful and different experience. It’s friends and family holiday destination to explore fun moments and store in experience for life. Here is a list of activities you can enjoy while exploring Rann Utsav.
Gujarat Tourism Cultural program and Craft Market will be held from 1st Dec 2021. However, most of the tents have their own cultural program and indoor gaming zone.
- Shopping (Traditional Handicrafts)
- Traditional Dance and Musical Performance
- ATV
- Camel Cart
- Enjoy Kutchi Cuisine
- Skyzilla Activities
- Yoga and meditation center
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Rann of Kutch is October to February. Tourists from all around the world also enjoy the festivities in the last few weeks of February.
Sunset View: Start your trip from accommodation around 5 PM return around 8 PM
Sunrise View: Start your trip from accommodation around 6 AM return around 8 AM
Weather at the White Desert will be usually cold and chilly winds will be there during the evening, night, and early morning so plan your tour accordingly.
Is the White Desert Visible?
The White Desert (Rann of Kutch) is currently visible.
