Gujarat and the Indus Valley (India)

Gujarat, India’s fifth-largest state, combines parched salt flats with a coastline lapped by the Arabian Sea. Its lands are home to wild lions and centuries-old craft traditions that have been carefully passed down through the generations. Among the must-see attractions are the archaeological sites of Lothal and Dholavira, ancient remains of the Indus Valley. In the Kutch district, you can admire the marvellous handicrafts at the Shrujan Museum near Bhuj, and the journey ideally concludes in Ahmedabad, amidst temples and a lively urban atmosphere, with the Manek Chowk night market surprising visitors with its fusion street food.