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White Rann Kutch It is also spelled as Kachchh. It is one of the most adventurous destinations in Gujarat. The main attraction is the White Rann. How to plan a tour?? The best time to visit Kutch is from October to March  The Rann Utsav is a fair that begins from November until February another reason to visit in these months. Usually, 4 Days/3 Nights would be enough to visit all the places in Kutch.   If still some places are missed then it can be extended for a week tour plan.  Itinerary Day 1: Arriving early morning at Bhuj and sightseeing in Bhuj City and in the afternoon go to Mandvi. Day 2: White Rann of Kutch Day 3: Mata No Madh, Lakhpat, Narayan Sarovar, Koteshwar Day 4: Samadhi of Jesal Toral in Anjar. Bhuj City Bhuj city is the Municipality and the Headquater of Kutch. There are many places to visit in Bhuj city. 1. Prag Mahal and Aina Mahal 2. Bhuj Ki Chhatriya (Umbrella)  3. Shri Swaminarayan Temple 4

Stepwells Stepwells are wells or ponds in which water goes down and stored in a set of steps to the water level. The purpose of making Stepwells was that the people can easily reach to the water level and can be easily maintained. In Ahmedabad there are many Stepwells which are actually called as Vav in Gujarati. Adalaj Ni Vav Well in Adalaj Stepwell It is the most remarkable and well-known Stepwells of Ahmedabad. It is constructed as  intricately carved and five stories deep. According to history, its construction was started by  Rana Veer Singh of the Vaghela dynasty, a Hindu ruler, but before this could be completed  The Rana king was killed in battle.  Rana Veer Singh's widow, Rani Roopba (or Roodabai), wanted to perform Sati and join her husband in the afterlife. However, Begada prevented her from giving up her own life and proposed marriage.  She agreed to a marriage proposal on the condition that he would first complete the building