The history of Kutch spans back to the time when it used to be a vast shallow area of the Arabian sea. Due to the geological shifts in the Earth’s surface, the area lost its connection to the sea. Gradually, it became a marshy salt desert that now hosts travelers who come from all parts of the globe to witness the unique culture while staying at hotels and resorts in nakhatrana Kutch. Being a popular tourist destination for people, the hotels and resorts in the Great Rann of Kutch, Gujarat, offer a taste of traditional Rajasthani hospitality together with the picturesque landscapes of Kutch.

The region has the perfect blend of culture, heritage, and diversity that is reflected in its food, art, landmarks, traditions, and social life. The area comprises arid lands, with extreme climates, that are inhabited by the Kutchi people, a part of the Indian diaspora. The Great Rann of Kutch along with the Little Rann of Kutch together form what is famously called the Rann of Kutch. The Great Rann of Kutch is considered as one of the hottest regions in India with temperatures rising as high as 49.5 degrees. Alternatively, winter temperatures sink dramatically and sometimes go below zero degree.

In India, the northern periphery of the Great Rann of Kutch forms the international border between India and Pakistan. This adds to the uniqueness of this beautiful desert paradise as tribes from different regions mixed with the people coming from across the border join hands to create an atmosphere of unity in diversity. Kutch is an ethnically diverse land that celebrates art, craft, music, people, and the beauty of nature. The Rann Utsav, that takes place in the months of December till February every year, is the perfect example of Kutch ethnicity and its rich cultural diversity. The carnival provides an extraordinary opportunity to people all over the world to visit and explore the true cultural ethos of the region.

The marshy salt land of Kutch is a resting place for over 200 species of migratory birds including the Grey Hypocolius, Grey Naped Tit, Small Minivet, and Lesser & Greater Flamingos. A haven for bird watchers and nature lovers alike and the Kutch Lodge in Nakhatrana along with Great Rann of Kutch, Gujarat, is the ideal place for them to spot these exotic creatures. Other mammals that inhabit the region include the Chinkara, Nilgai antelope, Indian Wolf, and desert cat. The geographical location and demography make our resort in Kutch a rather interesting destination to explore. Tourists often prefer to stay in this boutique accommodations in the Great Rann of Kutch, Gujarat, to experience the beauty of a land of infinite horizons.