Frequently Asked Questions

Send us an enquiry or a WhatsApp message with your dates, number of guests and preferred stay. We confirm availability and the total price, and you secure the booking with an advance payment.

The Tent City is the official festival venue, with the most activities and cultural events. Resorts are quieter and more private, and often better value for couples. We are happy to help you choose.

Yes. The tents and resorts are comfortable, meals are included, and transfers to the White Rann are by bus or camel cart. Let us know about any mobility needs and we will plan around them.

Meals at the Tent City and most Dhordo resorts are vegetarian Gujarati and Kutchi buffets. Jain food can usually be arranged on request.

Yes. We arrange private cars, tempo travellers and train, bus or flight tickets for every package.

Packages start at ₹6,300 per person for one night in a Non-AC Swiss Cottage on regular dates. A Super Premium Tent costs ₹10,300 per person per night. Full moon, Diwali, December, January and Christmas dates have a supplement.

Rann Utsav runs from 1 November 2026 to 7 March 2027.

22–25 Nov 2026, 21–24 Dec 2026, 20–23 Jan 2027 and 18–21 Feb 2027. These nights sell out first, so book early.

Yes. All meals are included from lunch on the day you arrive until breakfast on the day you leave, along with high tea.

Dhordo is about 85 km from Bhuj, the nearest airport and railway station. We can arrange a car from Bhuj, Ahmedabad or anywhere in Gujarat.

A bhunga is a traditional round Kutchi house with thick mud walls and a conical roof. It stays cool by day and warm at night. Ours are air-conditioned with attached bathrooms.

One night for two guests starts at ₹13,000 for a Dholavira Cottage, ₹14,000 for a Premium AC tent and ₹15,000 for a Rajwadi AC Bhunga, including all meals.

Yes. An extra adult or a child above 12 years is ₹3,000 per night, including all meals.

The resort is in Dhordo, a short drive from the White Rann viewpoint and the Rann Utsav Tent City.

Yes. Add one night at a Dholavira resort for ₹13,000 + GST. You drive along the Road to Heaven and visit the Harappan excavation site and museum.

Yes. A White Rann entry permit is required, and it can be bought online or at the Bhirandiyara check post. We help every guest arrange it.