Gujarati Snacks, Crafts and a Gorgeous Temple

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After an exciting Day 10, the next day in Bhuj started on a sumptuous note.

Trip Stop For Dabeli!

We came across Dabeli, a favourite Gujarati snack, at a tiny shop called Krishna at the Bus Stand in Bhuj. The owner prepared it fresh in front of us in a matter of seconds. He proudly told us that he makes about 400 dabelis every hour. A soft burger bun is stuffed with chilli potato, dried coconut, tutty-fruity jellies and garnished with rose petals. We loved it so much that we went back for seconds.

Crafts Come Together At Bhujodi

A short drive from Bhuj, Bhujodi has gained prominence on the tourist map courtesy the Hiralaxmi Memorial Craft Park. This noble initiative lets local weavers set up shop in turns so that everyone makes an earning.

An Ode To God

The new Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is a masterpiece chiseled in solid marble. This one near Hamirsar Lake was created after the old one was gravely damaged during the earthquake in 2001. The remarkable architecture here reminded us of the Dilwara Temples of Mount Abu.

Keep watching this space for more adventurous tales from Kutch...

Saba Shaikh

Saba is a nomad at heart. Having lived in 12 cities, she looks to experience different cultures and is dying to trot all over the world in more than 80 days (what’s the rush!). Daydreaming and baking are her other love interests!

Gujarati Snacks, Crafts and a Gorgeous Temple

Trip Stop For Dabeli!

Crafts Come Together At Bhujodi

An Ode To God

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