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The Rann of Kutch is a rare place in India where nature comes out as a showstopper. Covering the west coast of Gujarat, the salt desert shines at moonlight, celebrates festive events, and welcomes guests all over the country and the world. But until you get lost in the white landscapes and the bountiful culture, you have to figure out first how you are going to arrive at the place.
Luckily, since you have the option of flying, taking the train, or setting off on a long road trip, arriving at the Rann becomes a part of the adventure.
How To Reach Great Rann of Kutch
Travelling to Bhuj: Quickest Option
If you are short of time or want to reach forthwith, flying is your best choice. Bhuj Airport, which is roughly 80 kilometres from the white desert of the Rann of Kutch, is the closest airport. Regular connections are provided by bigger cities like Mumbai and Delhi. When you reach Bhuj, the desert might just be a road trip away or a bus trip, depending on your preference.
Go by Train: Enjoy a Smooth Ride
If you enjoy watching the countryside, go by while you have a window seat, consider taking the train. Bhuj Railway Station has good connectivity with cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Ahmedabad. From Bhuj, you can easily arrange a taxi or board a local bus headed for Dhordo, the area from which the main festival activities and tent city are set up.
Also Read: Immerse Yourself: The Magical White Desert Festival – Rann Utsav
Hit the Road: Drive Through Gujarat
If you are a road trip lover, a trip to the Rann of Kutch is a treat. Road conditions of Ahmedabad – Rann are great, and the 7–8-hour drive is a smooth and enjoyable affair. It’s about 400 kilometres, and along the way you pass through small towns, salt pans, and open country, which gives you a real glimpse of Gujarat ‘s zest. By car, you are free to stop and visit the villages, ancient temples, and craft centres as you desire.
Final Thoughts
Reaching the Rann of Kutch is part of the holiday as much as the holiday itself. You can arrive by flight, train, or road, and the road trip itself will have you sharing stories. And when you do reach that endless white desert, you’ll realise that all the kilometres were well spent. So book your tickets, lay out your itinerary, and get ready to be amazed by one of India’s stunning landscapes.
