Tribal Tour of Gujarat

Upon arrival in Mumbai, meet the Global Holiday representative who’ll assist you in smooth transfer to the hotel. We suggest you to go out  and explore some sights if you are not fatigued.

The City of Dreams offer spiritual sites like Siddhivinayak Temple, Hajji Ali, Mahalaxmi Temple, and many other. For relaxing spend time at the Gateway of India, Hanging Gardens, Chowpatty beach or the Marine drive. There are gothic colonial sites of Victoria Terminus also known as Chattrapati Shivaji terminal, Horimann Circle Gardens, etc. Elephanta Caves are worth your time. Do not miss out on the street food and the shopping delights. After a well spent day, return to the hotel for overnight stay.

Today, in the morning, board the flight to Ahmedabad. Upon arrival at the Ahmedabad airport, drive to the hotel. Later, leave by road for Utelia, a tiny village built around a medieval palace. Overnight stay at the hotel in Ahmedabad.

The day 3 is scheduled to have trysts with the local Bharwad tribes. Bharwad tribes are generally shepherds and cattleman and their houses are primarily painted in blue, green and white color. Return to the hotel for night stay.

Today, you will drive to Balaram. The entire day sightseeing is segregated into three  parts- a museum, a stepwell and a sun temple. Later, return to the hotel for night stay in Ahmedabad.

The day 5 is scheduled with the meeting with the Gowala and Garacia tribe. The lifestyle of both these tribes differs from each other. While Gowala are more settled, the Garacia people are more about wandering types.

The day 6 will give you a brief insight into the art of Patola. It is an intricate form of double ikat weaving. The weaving is so demanding and difficult that a single saree can take up to 6 months. Besides, you will visit the famous Ran ki Vav, one of the oldest Bawaris in Gujarat built around the 11th century.

Both Rabari and Banjara are the nomadic tribes who depends upon sheep and camels for their livelihood. On the contrary, the Banjara tribes are also known for their latent talent and embroidery skills.

Today, you will enter into the austere countryside of Kutch. You’ll be on the vehicle for the whole day with no pre-scheduled stopovers. Unfortunately, this is the time when the Rabari tribe migrates and therefore you may encounter them en-route.

For the next three days, you’ll be meeting with Megwar, Samma, Jat, Mutwa, Ahir and Rabari tribes. You’ll spend your time photographing them and understanding their lifestyle. You will also visit the nearby Bhuj town. Here you will visit the famous and well maintained Bhartiya Folk Museum.

Today, tourists will fly from Bhuj to Mumbai. Upon arrival in Mumbai, get transferred to the hotel. Later in the evening, drive to the airport for onward journey.