Kutch
Kutch, a former Indian princely kingdom that resembles an island and retains much of its regal heritage, is reminiscent of a tortoise. With its wide stretches of white salt desert, Kutch is perhaps one of India’s most picturesque—yet bizarre—locations. The Rann Festival, which takes place every year from December to February and has large camp settlements with cultural events, entertainment, and adventure sports like hot-air ballooning, brings the area to life in the winter.
Among India’s major districts, Kutch has an extremely low population density. Also, Kutch is located near the border between India and Pakistan, and from Kutch, you can see sections of Pakistan. Additionally, Kutch is well-known for its needlework, crafts, Flamingo Sanctuary, and
