Founded in the 1950s as a refugee settlement, Gandhidham has become one of the fastest-growing cities in Gujarat, drawing numerous businesses, entertainment venues, and restaurants to its thriving community.

Located in the world’s largest salt desert, the Rann of Kutch draws thousands of visitors each year to witness the transformation from desert to marsh during monsoon season.

Experience the serenity of Mahatma Gandhi's resting place. A beautiful and peaceful garden, the Gandhi Samadhi offers a tranquil escape from bustling city life perfect for contemplation and relaxation.

Kanda Airport serves the cities of Kandla and Gandhidham in the state of Gujarat. Located in Anjar, 20 kilometers northwest of Kandla and just 7.5 kilometers north west of Gandhidham, it serves as a popular domestic entry point for travelers visiting the area.

Shri Bhadreshwar Jain Tirth is one of the oldest Jain temples in India, which has been repeatedly damaged by natural accidents over the centuries. Today, the temple stands with a newly constructed building, preserving its rich history and religious significance.

The Jesal Toral Samadhi is located in Anjar, Kutch, and holds spiritual significance for both Jain and Hindu communities. It marks the resting place of Jesal, a mystic saint, and his wife Toral, who performed sati after his death.

Kutch Kala, or Kachchh Kala, in Gandhidham is the perfect location to shop for traditional clothing and accessories including saris, suits, shawls, bags, and wall hangings.