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Infinity Resorts Rann of Kutch
Khatau Wadi, Nani Aral, Taluka Nakhatrana, District Kutch, Gujarat 370665
Tours to Kutch’s Archaeological Sites – Explore the deserted port of Lakhpat, an ancient port which at one point was one of India’s busiest and the landing point of many cultures that have now made India their home. Also visit Dholavira, the biggest Harrapan civilization ruin in the world!
Our Kutch resort provides camping excursions where your every need will be carefully attended to in a home away from home. A desert camp setup at either Jhara Dungar, an ancient battleground with amazing views of the Rann of Kutch, or Paath, a fossilised riverbed in the heart of Kutch.
Common wild animals found within the resort are Jackal, Hedgedog, Sambhar and Wild Boar. Other wild life such as Fox, Hyena, wolf and porcupine can be found in nearby sanctuaries. Our naturalists will escort guests on Tailor made Jeep, camel and horse safaris and excursions to the various wilderness areas to explore its wildlife, birdlifein the unique desert habitats.
The Great Rann of Kutch together with the Little Rann of Kutch and the Banni grasslands make up the district of Kutch with an area of approximately 30,000 square kilometres.
It is one the largest districts of India. Surrounded by the Arabian Sea and the salt encrusted desert wilderness of the Rann of Kutch, this district is the last frontier of traditions, lifestyle, tribal culture, art & crafts that have changed little over the centuries.
It is one the largest districts of India. Surrounded by the Arabian Sea and the salt encrusted desert wilderness of the Rann of Kutch, this district is the last frontier of traditions, lifestyle, tribal culture, art & crafts that have changed little over the centuries.
During the monsoons, the flat desert of salty clay and mudflats, which average 15 metres above sea level, are filled with standing waters. There are also sandy islets of thorny scrub, forming a wildlife sanctuary and a breeding ground for some of the largest flocks of greater and lesser flamingos. The famous Indian Bustards, a critically endangered bird is also found around the Lala Bustard Sanctuary.
Miles and miles of empty land, interspersed with green thorny bushes and cloudless blue sky is the hallmark of this holiday destination.
Miles and miles of empty land, interspersed with green thorny bushes and cloudless blue sky is the hallmark of this holiday destination.
