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Explore the top tourist places to visit in Gujarat

Explore the top tourist places to visit in Gujarat, including the historic Nadabet Indo-Pak Border, the majestic Statue of Unity, UNESCO World Heritage Site Dholavira, the captivating Rann of Kutch, serene Mandvi Beach, and pristine Shivrajpur Beach. Uncover the rich cultural heritage and natural wonders of Gujarat.

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All about disputed Sir Creek, the place PM Modi celebrated Diwali with jawans | Newest Information India

https://www.hospitalitycareerprofile.com/?p=26562 Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali on Thursday with personnel from the Border Safety Drive (BSF), Military, Navy, and Air Drive close to the Indo-Pak border in Gujarat’s Kutch district. PM Modi reached the disputed Sir Creek space and distributed sweets to jawans. Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the course of the Diwali celebration with Jawans, in Gujarat’s Kutch.(PTI) All about Sir Creek Sir Creek is a 96-km-long tidal estuary between Gujarat’s Rann of Kutch and Pakistan. Named after a British consultant, it extends into the Arabian Sea and roughly divides the Sindh province of Pakistan from the Kutch area of Gujarat. In line with the officers, the terrain is extraordinarily difficult as summer time days are extraordinarily sizzling and winter nights are extraordinarily chilly. The realm is disputed between India and Pakistan resulting from various interpretations of maritime boundary strains. Sir Creek is taken into account one of many largest fishing grounds within the subcontinent and is believed to carry unexplored oil and fuel sources. What’s the dispute? The dispute traces its origins to the provisions of the 1914 Bombay authorities decision, which sought to demarcate the realm between its Sindh and Kutch divisions. Paragraph 9 of the settlement states that the boundary lies “to the east of the Creek,” implying that the creek belonged to Sindh, now a part of Pakistan. Put up-partition in 1947, Sindh and Kutch divisions grew to become a part of two international locations, India and Pakistan. Thus, the dispute must be settled in line with worldwide ideas of maritime legislation, referred to as the Thalweg precept. Sir Creek is a 96-km-long tidal estuary. It extends into the Arabian Sea and roughly divides the Sindh province of Pakistan from the Kutch area of Gujarat. In line with the Thalweg precept, a boundary may be mounted solely in the midst of the navigable channel. This meant the realm needed to be divided between India and Pakistan. Pakistan claimed that Sir Creek was not navigable, so the dispute couldn’t be settled in line with the Thalweg precept. Nevertheless, India cites that the realm stays navigable throughout excessive tide, and the boundary ought to be determined in line with worldwide norms. India has additionally cited Paragraph 10 of the 1914 Bombay authorities decision, which states that Sir Creek is navigable “many of the yr.” New Delhi has constantly used this paragraph to argue that the boundary must be mounted in the midst of the creek. Talks over Sir Creek After the Indo-Pak struggle in 1965, Prime Minister Harold Wilson persuaded the 2 international locations to arrange a tribunal to resolve the dispute. The tribunal verdict granted roughly 10% of the realm to Pakistan. Until 2012, 12 rounds of talks have been held over the problem, and the 2 international locations haven’t reached a decision.

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Modi celebrates Diwali with armed forces near Indo-Pak border

Bhuj: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday said India cannot compromise on even an “inch” of land on its borders, adding the people believe in the strength of its armed forces for defending the country. India’s enemies “see the end of their sinister plans” when they see the Indian armed forces, he said at Sir Creek in Gujarat’s Kutch district, as he kept up his tradition of celebrating Diwali…

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Through Luxurious Tour Packages to See the Beauty of Saputara, Jaisalmer, and Rann Utsav

Introduction:

Start on a journey that transcends ordinary travel experiences, as we unveil the enchanting destinations of Saputara, Jaisalmer, and the vibrant Rann Utsav. These three jewels of India promise a diverse palette of landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unforgettable experiences. Let's explore the charm of each destination and the allure of curated tour packages that promise an immersive and seamless adventure.

Saputara: The Abode of Serenity

Nestled in the Sahyadri range of the Western Ghats, Saputara is a picturesque hill station that Saputara tour package offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Lush greenery, pristine lakes, and pleasant weather make Saputara a perfect retreat for nature lovers. The tour packages for Saputara include visits to the stunning Saputara Lake, the Artist Village showcasing tribal arts, and the breathtaking views from the Sunset Point. Adventure enthusiasts can indulge in trekking and boating, adding an element of thrill to this serene hill station.

Jaisalmer: The Golden City

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Jaisalmer, aptly named the Golden City for its mesmerizing sandstone architecture that glows in the warm hues of the desert sun. Jaisalmer tour packages unfold the tales of the majestic Jaisalmer Fort, the intricately carved havelis like Patwon Ki Haveli, and the unique experience of a camel safari in the Thar Desert. The vibrant markets, showcasing local crafts and textiles, add a dash of color to this historically rich city.

Rann Utsav: A Celebration of Culture and Colors

Step into the magical world of Rann Utsav, a vibrant carnival held amidst the surreal white expanse of the Great Rann of Kutch. This annual festival celebrates the rich cultural tapestry of Gujarat with traditional music, dance, crafts, and exquisite cuisine. Rann Utsav Tour packages for Rann Utsav include luxurious tent stays, cultural performances under the moonlit sky, and explorations of nearby attractions like the Kalo Dungar (Black Hill) and the Indo-Pak border.

Curated Tour Packages:

Experience the seamless joy of exploration with meticulously crafted tour packages that blend the best of Saputara, Jaisalmer, and Rann Utsav:

Saputara Delight:

Duration: 3 nights/4 days

Highlights: Saputara Lake, Artist Village, Sunset Point, Trekking, Boating

Jaisalmer Explorer:

Duration: 4 nights/5 days

Highlights: Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon Ki Haveli, Camel Safari, Local Markets

Rann Utsav Extravaganza:

Duration: 2 nights/3 days (during the festival period)

Highlights: Tent stays, Cultural Performances, Kalo Dungar Excursion

Conclusion:

Indulge in the allure of Saputara's tranquility, Jaisalmer's golden hues, and the cultural fiesta of Rann Utsav. These tour packages promise an unforgettable journey, allowing you to immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes and traditions that make each destination unique. Whether you seek serenity, history, or cultural vibrancy, this trio of destinations beckons with open arms, promising a tapestry of experiences that will linger in your memories for years to come.

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Pak drone shot down in Amritsar in 2022 came from China: BSF

BSF officials have said that most drones they recover or shoot down are manufactured in China and have batteries manufactured by a Karachi-based company

A forensic analysis of a drone shot down by security forces in Amritsar, Punjab, last December showed that it was flown in parts of China and then in Pakistan before it was used to smuggle drugs across the Indo-Pak border, officials aware of the matter said on Wednesday.

“The forensic analysis of the drone showed that it was flown in Feng Xian district of Shanghai in China on July 11, 2022. Later between September 24 and December 25, 2022 (the day it was shot down), it was flown 28 times within Khanewal in Pakistan,” a Border Security Force (BSF) officer aware of the development said.

The issue of Pakistan using drones and quadcopters to smuggle drugs and weapons has increased since 2019. Security personnel usually find heroin packets attached to the drones. In some cases, they have also found Chinese pistols tied to the drones. While this was an issue constrained to the Indo-Pak border, security personnel have started spotting drones with drugs near the Rajasthan border too.

While eight drones were shot down in the last two weeks, at least 22 drones flying into India were shot down last year by the security forces. In May 2019, BSF spotted the first case of a drone being used as a drug carrier device which has now increased manifold. These repeated incidents this year have prompted BSF personnel to increase surveillance at the border.

Sharing details of the latest case, a Border Security Force (BSF) spokesperson said the security forces, on December 25 last year, shot down a drone which entered the Indian territory in Rajatal, Amritsar.

According to the BSF personnel, the drone was later sent to the BSF headquarters for forensic analysis. After analysing, details of the drone’s flight path were found in China and Pakistan, he said.

BSF officials have said that most drones they recover or shoot down are manufactured in China and have batteries manufactured by a Karachi-based company.

HT’s analysis of the 2022 and 2023 cases of drones shot down by BSF shows that different routes along the border line were used to smuggle drugs, mostly heroin. Opium was smuggled only in one case in December last year. The drones were flown at night and could carry weights varying from 2-10 kg.

According to reports, drone sightings along the 2,289 km-long India-Pakistan International Border running along Jammu, Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat were 77 in 2020, 104 in 2021 and 311 in 2022.

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New Airbase Near Indo-Pak Border In Gujarat: PM Modi At Defence Expo

New Airbase Near Indo-Pak Border In Gujarat: PM Modi At Defence Expo

The PM said this is an unprecedented DefExpo as only Indian companies are participating in it. Gandhinagar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday laid the foundation stone of a new airbase coming up in north Gujarat near India-Pakistan border and said it will emerge as an effective centre for the country’s security. Speaking after inaugurating the Defence Expo 2022 in Gujarat capital…

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Best Places to Visit in Kutch Rann Utsav

Gujarat's Kutch region is renowned for its stunning scenery and diverse wildlife. One of the best ways to get a full picture of Kutch's culture and traditions is to visit Rann Utsav. Dhordo village in Kutch, famous as "Tent City," is the home of the Carnival of Rann Utsav. The event will only be held at this location on an annual basis. In this way, it portrays the graceful beauty of Kutch while also evoking the region's culture, rituals, and customs. Folk and traditional dances, as well as upbeat music, are included throughout the event.

Best Places to Visit in Kutch during Rann Utsav

Explore this wonderful location and look at the Kutch region's most alluring sights.

Great Rann of Kutch

The Thar Desert and the Arabian Sea are on each side of Kutch's white desert, which is a natural wonder. When the full moon shines over the white grains of the desert, the white desert transforms into a fairy-tale place. The Rann Mahotsav, camel safaris, and tent camping are best enjoyed in Kutch during the winter.

Kalo Dungar 

The best spot in the Kutch is KaloDungar, which offers panoramic views of the whole area. From this vantage point, you can see the Rann and the Indo-Pak border. The 400-year-old Dattatreya temple atop Kala Dungar would make you feel fortunate.

Aaina Mahal

Located in Kutch lies the AainaMahal - better known as the Palace of Mirrors. Venetian glass, marbles, and mirrors are only a few materials used to decorate the castle. Indian and European influences may be seen in the artwork.

Marine National Park

Indian Kutch is the location of the country's first marine reserve, Marine National Park, which was established in 1991. In addition to birds, you'll be able to see sea creatures like phalaropes and gulls as well as osprey, kingfishers, and avocets. You'll also have a chance to see dolphins and beluga whales.

Vijay Vilas Palace

Vijay Vilas Palace served as a summer retreat for the Kutch Maharaos in the 1940s. Stunning Indo-European masonry may be seen here. In addition, it has a secluded beach all to itself.

Narayan Sarovar

The Puranas tell that the area was experiencing a drought. The sages worshipped Lord Vishnu in their devotional prayers. As a result of the prayers, Lord Vishnu arrived, and the Narayan Sarovar emerged when he touched the ground with his toe. It is revered as a sacred site where pilgrims come to take a holy bath.

Lakhpat Fort

The 7-kilometer-long fort wall around the Kutch town of Lakhpat and the opulent Lakhpat Fort draws many visitors. Many well-known stories are connected to it. Because of its one-of-a-kind design, the massive architecture of the fort is incredible. 

Conclusion

In the parched regions of Kutch, a kaleidoscope of color, design, culture, and music and dance come together to form a stunning mosaic that captures the region's unique character and personality. When it comes to music, art, craftwork, dancing, people, and nature—Kutch is a celebration of all things beautiful.

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India News | BSF Seizes Two Pakistani Fishing Boats in Gujarat's Kutch

India News | BSF Seizes Two Pakistani Fishing Boats in Gujarat’s Kutch

Ahmedabad, Aug 6 (PTI) The Border Security Force (BSF) on Saturday seized two Pakistani fishing boats from a creek area close to the Indo-Pak border in Gujarat’s Kutch district. Also Read | Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Appears Before Court in Two-Year-Old Rioting Case. Also Read | Pakistan: Unrest in PoK in Stark Contrast to Development in India’s Jammu and Kashmir. With this, the BSF has seized nine…

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BSF, Pakistan Rangers exchange sweets at Indo-Pak border on eve of Eid Al-Adha | India News

BSF, Pakistan Rangers exchange sweets at Indo-Pak border on eve of Eid Al-Adha | India News

Muslims offer prayers during Eid al-Adha at the Vasi Ullah mosque in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, Sunday, July 10, 2022. (AP) BARMER: Border Security Force’s (BSF) Gujarat Frontier on Sunday exchanged sweets and greetings with Pakistan Rangers on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha on the Indo-Pak international borders in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Eid Al-Adha or Bakra Eid, which is being observed on July 10…

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Pakistani fishermen's boats enter Indian Territory

Pakistani fishermen have been caught before

Let us know that the BSF Bhuj squads have caught many Pakistani fishermen before. In February & March, due to the constant vigilance of the BSF, several fishermen were apprehended & also BSF seize their boats. In February, six Pakistani fishermen were caught together in Bhuj and 11 of their boats were seized. After that, many fishermen were also caught in April.

The search operation was carried out in the entire area.

BSF has informed that all the four Pakistani boats seized were searched. However, nothing suspicious was there during this period. Fish, fishing nets, and some equipment related to them were in the boat. BSF has informed that after seizing these fishing boats, they launch a search operation in the entire area.

On Wednesday, BSF seize a boat!

Earlier also, Pakistani boats and fishermen have been continuously apprehended in this area by the BSF. On Wednesday, the BSF seized a Pakistani fishing boat from near the international border in the Kutch district of Gujarat. The BSF had said that the patrol party had spotted the boat on the Indian side of the Indo-Pak international border in the harami Nala creek area. The BSF declares that nothing suspicious was there except fishing nets and equipment on the boat. Crossing the swamps and drains on foot, the BSF patrol immediately reached the spot & seized a Pakistani boat fishing around 100 meters inside the Indian border near the border pillar number 1165.

BSF Declaration; the seized boats have no suspicious things 

Around noon on Monday, a team of Border Security Force personnel from Bhuj was patrolling the creek area of Lakh pat. Meanwhile, BSF personnel observed the movement of some Pakistani fishing boats. The Pakistani fishermen were trying to enter the Indian border taking advantage of the rough sea conditions. A BSF patrolling team detained the Pakistani intruders as soon as they entered the Indian border. In the meantime, Pakistani intruders tried to escape after seeing the BSF personnel. The patrolling border security force personnel chased them and picked up a Pakistani fisherman along with 3 Pakistani fishing boats were also seized some other Pakistani fishermen managed to escape. 

According to the latest Gujarat Samachar, no suspicious object was there. On Thursday, The Border Security Force (BSF) detects four boats that crossed the maritime boundary of Pakistan and India. The PRO of BSF Gujarat Frontier has informed that the BSF patrol party has caught these boats of Pakistan in the sea near Harami Nala in the Kutch region of Gujarat. At around 8.30 am, BSF gave the information. On Thursday, the BSF Bhuj patrolling unit was patrolling near Harami Nala. During this time, they saw some Pakistani fishing boats in Indian Territory. In such a situation, BSF personnel immediately reached the spot. They have seized four Pakistani boats from there. Along with this, the BSF arrested two Pakistani fishermen on board.

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Amit Shah Inaugurates Indo-Pak Border Viewing Point at Nada Bat, Gujarat | India News

Amit Shah Inaugurates Indo-Pak Border Viewing Point at Nada Bat, Gujarat | India News

Banaskantha: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday (April 10) inaugurated the Indo-Pak border viewing point at Nada Bat in Gujarat’s Banaskantha district. The viewing point is modeled on the Wagah-Attari border of Punjab. According to the Nada Bat, Gujarat Tourism website, a small piece of land is lost in a large lake, where “Seema Darshan (Seema Darshan) is organized for tourists.” “It gives…

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Top Places to Visit in Kutch-Plan Your Upcoming Vacation in Kutch

However, is this part of Gujarat to be given to you? Also there is no better way to know about it than this, but visit Kutch and witness the thrill yourself, if you are unaware of the enchanting beauty of Kutch and have no idea what the wonders are. This popular hiking hotspot is actually a quarter known for its wonderful geographical location, breathtaking culture and majestic history. Apart from this, there are many good places to visit in Kutch.

So, Kutch has a list of stylish sights that you must visit at least earlier in your life.

1. City The Village Beach Resort

Drinking at City The Village Hotel & Resort in Bhuj, Kutch, a stylish resort in Bhuj, Kutch! Our resort offers 34 apartments and suites. Each room combines royal and ultramodern styles, showcasing the full picture of Indian Art Deco. Enjoy our Live Kitchen Dining which is a stylish concept in Bhuj Kutch. The resort has an elegant, quiet auditorium and an elegant Art Deco-style swimming pool. The walls of the hostel tell the stories of Kutch, the ‘White Rain Megacity’, and a unique oasis for romantic stays that are full of luxury.

2. The great desert of Kutch

The great desert of Kutch is definitely in the whole state of Gujarat, but getting there is definitely not fragile. The journey to the great desert of Kutch is extremely easy from anywhere in the world. Although the nearest transnational area is located in Ahmedabad, there are no direct flights from Ahmedabad to Bhuj. So, if you want to fly to Bhuj, you should call a flight to Mumbai from where you have a direct flight to Bhuj. If you want to enjoy a road trip from India's stylish roads, beautiful townlets and amazing geographical locations, you can go to Ahmedabad and do a hack that will help you discover the desert as well as other amazing sights in the vicinity. That

3. Mandvi Beach

If you like ‘Sun and Sand’, Mandvi Beach is a popular hiking hotspot in the Kutch Quarter that you need to explore. It is natural and has a quiet waistband, and is popular for conditioning like camel and steed lifts. Near this sand is Vijay Vilas Palace, which is really worth visiting, and it is this unique beauty and culture that makes it one of the most scenic places in Kutch.

4. Kandla Port

Those of you who are keen to know the rich history of Kutch must-visit Kandla Port. It is located on the west coast of India and is commercially involved in the petroleum, chemicals trade. Iron, sword, swab, cloth, and grain. More importantly, it offers breathtaking views of the Gulf of Kutch. There is also a natural beauty around the port which makes it one of the stylish sightseeing destinations in Kutch.

5. Kalo Dungar

Would you like to have a panoramic view of the entire Kutch area? If so, you should also visit Kalo Dungar, a popular sightseeing site which is considered to be the highest point in this graphic quarter. Since then you can also see the desert and the main Indo-Pak border. In addition, places like Dattatray temple were extremely popular at that time. Therefore, it is the combination of 'beauty and culture' that makes this quarter one of the most visited places in Kutch.

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Nadabet Seema Darshan: Unique Border Tourism Experiences Across India

India, with its rich history, diverse culture, and strategic location, offers various unique tourism experiences. One such emerging trend is border tourism in India, which allows visitors to experience the border regions up close. Among the many border tourism destinations, Nadabet Seema Darshan in Gujarat stands out as an exciting and educational experience.

What is Nadabet Seema Darshan?

Nadabet Seema Darshan is located near the Indo-Pak border in Gujarat, offering visitors a unique opportunity to witness life at the border and understand the challenges and efforts of the Indian armed forces. The border post at Nadabet, often referred to as the “Wagah of the West,” provides a similar yet distinctive experience compared to the Wagah-Attari border ceremony in Punjab.

Situated in the Rann of Kutch, Nadabet allows visitors to explore the strategic importance of India’s western border with Pakistan. The highlight of the Nadabet Seema Darshan experience is a visit to the military post, where tourists can see military tanks, bunkers, and other defense equipment on display. This visit helps people gain a deeper understanding of the Indian Army’s operations and the bravery of the soldiers who guard the border.

Why Visit Nadabet?

Nadabet offers a mix of patriotic pride, adventure, and cultural exploration, making it a must-visit among the tourist places in Gujarat. Visitors can witness a flag-lowering ceremony, interact with the Border Security Force (BSF) personnel, and get an insider’s view of the challenges faced by the forces at the Indo-Pak border. Additionally, the scenic beauty of the surrounding Rann of Kutch adds a natural charm to the experience.

Nadabet is an emerging tourist destination in Gujarat, attracting tourists interested in exploring both the historical significance and the contemporary importance of India’s borders. The site also offers educational tours and informative exhibitions, making it a wholesome experience for all age groups.

How to Book Your Visit

The Nadabet Seema Darshan online booking system is available for tourists, making it easier to plan your visit in advance. Visitors can book their tickets online and check the availability of slots to avoid any last-minute hassles. The nadabet border ticket price is reasonably set to encourage more tourists to visit and explore this patriotic destination.

For those planning a trip, it’s advisable to book tickets early, especially during peak tourist seasons, to ensure a hassle-free experience. The online booking portal provides all necessary details, including timings, ticket prices, and entry regulations.

Other Places to Visit Near Nadabet

If you’re planning a trip to Nadabet, you’ll be pleased to know that Gujarat is home to many other famous tourist places in Gujarat. After experiencing the seema darshan Nadabet, visitors can explore other attractions such as:

Nadeshwari Mata Temple:- The Nadeshwari Mata Temple is a significant and revered temple located near Nadabet, in Gujarat’s Banaskantha district. This temple is dedicated to Nadeshwari Mata, a local deity highly respected by the people in the region, especially the border security personnel. The temple holds spiritual and cultural importance and serves as a place of worship for travelers and devotees.

Promoting Border Tourism in India

The Nadabet Seema Darshan is part of a larger initiative to promote border tourism in India. India shares borders with several countries, and sites like Nadabet not only boost local tourism but also instill a sense of national pride and respect for the armed forces. Gujarat, with its rich history and proximity to the Indo-Pak border, is a perfect place to highlight the significance of border security while offering tourists an unforgettable experience.

Conclusion

Nadabet is quickly becoming one of the top places to visit in Gujarat due to its unique blend of patriotism, adventure, and cultural education. The seema darshan Nadabet experience allows tourists to witness the border up close, learn about the lives of soldiers, and explore the surrounding natural beauty of the Indo-Pak border in Gujarat. With easy access through Nadabet Seema Darshan online booking and affordable nadabet border ticket prices, this destination is sure to grow in popularity in the coming years.

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