Upon arrival in Bhuj, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel I-Lark, Bhuj. Kindly Note : Hotel check in time 1400 Hours

In the afternoon visit the Italian-Gothic style Prag Mahal Palace that was built in 1838. It took 10 years to get built. Several Italian artisans were involved in its construction. Much of the palace was destroyed by an earthquake but what remains is still quite fascinating. There is a bell tower that overlooks the city, and a courtyard containing a Hindu temple.

Next visit Aaina Mahal Palace that was built in 1750. It is a two story building with a Darbar Hall, Hall of Mirrors, and suites for the royal family. The palace was designed by a craftsman who trained for 17 years in Europe. The palace is designed on an Indo-European fusion style of architecture. All the construction materials were sourced locally. The fountains, mirrors and glass-work are still spectacular. A pendulum clock that is in sync with the Hindu calendar and doors inlaid with gold and ivory are some other attractions of the palace. The palace remains closed on Thursdays.

Also visit the Kutch Museum, the oldest museum in Gujarat that dates back to 1877. This museum is built in the Italian style and is located in the picturesque surroundings of Lake Hamirsar. The museum has a large collection of ancient inscriptions, various archaeological objects, arms and specimens of various crafts of the Kutch region. The museum remains closed on Wednesdays and 2nd and 4th Saturdays.

After breakfast, proceed on a full-day tour exploring some of the villages around Bhuj. The tour offers an insight into the traditions and the daily life of the artisans whose work is integral to the culture of the region

The village of Nirona is the only place in the world where the tradition of Rogan art is still practised - a method of producing dyes from natural resources and castor oil and creating intricate and long-lasting designs on silk and cotton. Nirona also offers the chance to see artisans making copper bells and practising wood lacquering.

The village of Dhordo provides an opportunity to see Bandhani tie and dye printing, block-printing and the intricate embroidery and embellished bead and mirror-work that encapsulates the folk culture of Gujarat.

Ludia is one of the most beautiful villages in India. The colorfully decorated houses with equally attractive embroidery work on display provide a glimpse into the vibrant culture of this community. The walls of the houses are painted with simple yet attractive motifs. The attire of the village folk is equally colorful. Return back to Bhuj by evening. Overnight stay at Hotel I-Lark, Bhuj.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your onward flight.