Gujarat Tribal Tour Packages in India

On the first day, upon your arrival in Mumbai, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative who will assist you with the transfer to your hotel. Once checked in, you can relax and settle in after your journey. This bustling metropolis, known as the financial and entertainment capital of India, offers a vibrant blend of colonial charm, modern skyscrapers, and rich cultural diversity. The rest of the day is at your leisure to unwind or explore the city at your own pace. Overnight stay at the hotel.

On the second day, after breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Baroda (Flight: 9W-349, 10:15 – 11:05 hrs). Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel for check-in. Later, embark on an enriching excursion to Chhota Udaipur, home to the Rathwa tribes—one of the most ancient and culturally rich tribal communities of Gujarat. After enjoying an early lunch, set out on a jeep safari to explore tribal villages such as Kol, Kharakwada, Timla, and Devhat, where you can witness traditional lifestyles, unique art forms, and authentic village life. In the evening, return to Baroda for an overnight stay.

On the third day, after breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Ahmedabad. Upon arrival, embark on a scenic drive to Utellia, a charming feudal village located approximately 78 km away, taking around 1.5 hours. Utellia is known for its peaceful rural atmosphere and its striking 19th-century palace, reflecting the grandeur of medieval architecture. After reaching, check in at your heritage hotel and take time to relax and soak in the tranquil surroundings. The rest of the evening is free for leisure, allowing you to explore the village or simply unwind. Overnight stay in Utellia.

On the fourth day, embark on a cultural excursion to a Bharwad tribal village. The Bharwad community, traditionally shepherds and cattle herders, are known for their vibrant lifestyle and distinctive use of colors—especially blue, green, and white—in painting their homes. During your visit, you’ll have the chance to step into their homes and experience their everyday life, rich in tradition and simplicity. Some members of the community have also ventured into the diamond cutting and polishing industry, and you’ll get a unique opportunity to observe this intricate craft. Later, visit a local camel-breeding farm, famed for producing high-quality camels. Return for an overnight stay in Utellia.

On the fifth day, after breakfast, drive to Balaram, a serene and picturesque town nestled amid lush green forests and revered for its spiritual significance. En route, visit some of Gujarat’s most remarkable landmarks. Begin with the Calico Museum, renowned for its rare and exquisite collection of textiles. Then, stop at the beautifully carved Adalaj Stepwell, built in 1499, an architectural marvel that served both spiritual and practical purposes. Continue to the Modhera Sun Temple, dating back to 1026 AD, a stunning example of Solanki architecture often likened to the famed Konark Temple in Odisha. After a day of exploration, arrive in Balaram and check in at the elegant Balaram Palace Resort. Overnight stay at the resort.

On the sixth day, set out on an enriching excursion to the tribal regions of the Gowala and Garasia communities, located in the scenic hills straddling the Gujarat-Rajasthan border. The Gowalas are a more settled community, while the Garasias maintain a nomadic lifestyle, each preserving distinct customs and traditions. Observe the differences in attire—Gowala women often wear more ornate clothing, whereas Garasia women favor simpler dress styles. Immerse yourself in their vibrant cultures, interact with locals, and gain insight into their daily lives. In the evening, enjoy a private tribal dance performance, offering a lively display of music and tradition. Overnight stay in Balaram.

On the seventh day, depart from Balaram and drive to Patan, a historic city that once served as the capital of medieval Gujarat. Renowned for its exquisite Hindu and Jain architecture, Patan is home to the magnificent 11th-century Rani-ki-Vav, a UNESCO World Heritage stepwell known for its intricate carvings and architectural brilliance. While in Patan, you’ll also have the rare opportunity to meet one of the three remaining families of Patola weavers, masters of the intricate double ikkat technique—an ancient and highly revered art form. After this enriching cultural experience, continue your journey to the Little Rann of Kutch and check in at the Desert Courser Camp. Overnight stay at the camp.

On the eighth day, immerse yourself in the unique landscape of the Little Rann of Kutch, a striking expanse of salt flats and marshlands that form one of India’s most unusual ecosystems. Begin your day with a wildlife safari to spot the rare and endangered Asiatic Wild Ass, native to this region and found nowhere else in the world. The area is also rich in birdlife and other desert fauna. In addition to its natural wonders, the region is home to the nomadic Rabari and settled Banjara tribes, known for their vibrant clothing, embroidery, and traditional lifestyles. Spend the day exploring both the wildlife and the tribal heritage of this fascinating region. Overnight stay at Desert Courser Camp.

On the ninth day, set off on a scenic drive to Bhuj, the cultural heart of the Kutch region, known for its vibrant traditions, crafts, and tribal heritage. As you travel through the arid yet captivating landscape, keep an eye out—you may be fortunate enough to spot migrating Rabari tribes journeying with their livestock, a rare and authentic glimpse into nomadic life. Upon arrival in Bhuj, check in at your hotel for a four-night stay, which will serve as your base to explore the region's rich and diverse tribal cultures. Spend the evening at leisure. Overnight stay in Bhuj.

On the tenth day, begin your immersive exploration of the Rann of Kutch, a region renowned for its vibrant tribal communities such as the Megwar, Samma, Jat, Mutwa, Ahir, and Rabari. Each tribe boasts distinct customs, attire, and artistic traditions that contribute to the cultural mosaic of Kutch. You’ll start visiting these tribal villages over the next few days, gaining firsthand insight into their way of life. Later, explore the historic city of Bhuj, which has resiliently recovered from the devastating 2001 earthquake. Visit key landmarks including the Old City, the elegant Aina Mahal, the majestic Prag Mahal, and the Bharatiya Folk Museum, which vividly captures tribal heritage. Conclude your day by meeting a local artist who still practices the rare and ancient art of Rogan painting. Overnight stay in Bhuj.

On the eleventh day, continue your cultural exploration with another excursion into the tribal regions of the Little Rann of Kutch. This journey offers deeper insight into the diverse communities that inhabit this stark yet beautiful landscape. Visit more remote villages to interact with local tribes and observe their daily routines, artistic expressions, and time-honored traditions. Each encounter reveals a unique facet of Kutch’s rich cultural mosaic, from embroidery and beadwork to mud-wall paintings and folklore. Return to Bhuj in the evening to relax and reflect on the day’s experiences. Overnight stay in Bhuj.

On the twelfth day, continue your journey through the vibrant tribal heartland of the Little Rann of Kutch. Set out on excursions to different tribal villages, each offering a distinct window into the region's cultural richness. Witness traditional crafts, intricate embroidery, and the unique architecture of mud homes decorated with mirrors and motifs. Interact with local artisans and gain a deeper appreciation for their centuries-old customs and ways of life. These immersive experiences provide an intimate understanding of the resilience, beauty, and creativity of Kutch’s tribal communities. Return to Bhuj by evening. Overnight stay in Bhuj.

On the thirteenth day, enjoy a relaxed morning at leisure in Bhuj, giving you time to unwind or reflect on the rich cultural journey through Gujarat. Later, transfer to Bhuj airport for your flight to Mumbai. Upon arrival in the bustling metropolis, you will be met by a representative and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your own pace—perhaps take a short walk, sample some local cuisine, or simply relax at the hotel. Prepare for the final leg of your journey. Overnight stay in Mumbai.

On the fourteenth and final day, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before checking out. You will then be transferred to the international airport or railway station for your onward journey. As you depart, you’ll carry with you lasting memories of the Gujarat Tribal Tour—an enriching experience filled with vibrant cultures, timeless traditions, warm hospitality, and the striking landscapes of western India. From ancient temples and majestic palaces to remote tribal villages and artistic encounters, the journey offers a deep and unforgettable connection to India’s diverse heritage. Safe travels and fond farewell!