The iconic Kutch Rann Utsav has officially kicked off, promising a breathtaking display of Gujarat's rich cultural tapestry. Running until February 28, 2025, the annual festival continues to attract lakhs of visitors worldwide, doubling as a celebration of the arts and an ode to the region's hospitality. This year, attendees can expect a vibrant concoction of culture, adventure, and sustainability, further reinforcing Rann Utsav's reputation as a significant cultural event in India.
The festival originated in 2005 under the guidance of then Chief Minister Narendra Modi, marking the revival of Kutch after the devastating 2001 earthquake. Now, a global attraction, the Rann Utsav showcases the transformation of the White Rann from a disaster zone to a thriving tourist hub. The festival's blend of eco-friendly practices and luxury accommodations emphasizes sustainable tourism, with hundreds of tents offering an ideal base for cultural immersion and ecological exploration.
(With inputs from agencies.).
