Rooms are not spacious, washrooms were not hygienic, food was okayish. It's good if you want to stay for a day or 2.

This is a good budget hotel. It's on prime location. Enough rooms. Cleanness .staff..are good. Lots of food option available near this place.

Location is good as there are loads of eateries around. Parking is available only after the eateries are closed at around 12 midnight. Rooms have no ventilation. Hotel does not have power back up it seems, as there was a power cut for more than 1.5hrs. During that time it was suffocating inside the room. We couldn't keep the main door open as it was pitch dark corridor. Disappointing... Staff are polite. There was no towels available initially, however the reception staff arranged for the same in an hour. They need to improve...

Nice location and rooms all have to visit one time

Though the rooms are just okay to stay, the service is very poor. You have to ask for each and every thing like towels, soaps etc again and again. The staff is very unprofessional and the owner himself doesn't know how to talk to the guests. Please don't book the rooms online or on call in this hotel. They can't deliver the things they promise.

No cleaning, no water for drink and bathroom, no timely food, food quality is poor, no housekeeping, do clean yourself, no one will come to listen your problem, worst hotel. Only good is , hotel location is near dmart.

Rooms were clean, but the washroom is the basic need when you stay at a hotel, and it's ok ok. And average service by the staff. You can stay for one day else. I recommend finding a better place.

good place to stay and at ground floor there are so many food restaurants good food good rooms.

I visited and stayed here while attending marriage function of my cousine . It was good place , staff also very nice and facilities are good. Rooms are very xomfortable and all servicies are good.

The place is really old and there was no room cleaning service. We stayed for two days. Beds and rooms are not clean. Please don’t book online. You will get rates around 2500 for a day online and hotel is not that worthy. They even charge for water. Wifi service is terrible. Ac is also not that good. Overall i lost 3000+ tax for the room and experience was really poor.

Worst hotel ever. If you want to spend money and still want to live without electricity and water with a rude and irresponsible staff, book the hotel.

Best budget hotel Recently My Group stay on this Hotel superb copretiv staff and nice location with parking space. Best place

This is located on Bhuj-Airport Rind Road.. Location is very good but room are not as good as my expectations.. Here spa center is also available..

The location is nice. But the rooms were not clean. The bedsheets were not changed and old towels were laying in the room. No good service and staff was not good. Very expensive considering the rooms and ambience. Average hotel.

This is best resort for vacation. It's hospitality and atmosphere were great. Staff behavior is very polite and very humble . I personally recommend this resort for stay .

No service No lights No hot water Manager is not helpful... Very bad experience for Hotel white desert Bhuj... Plz do not stay at this property.

It's a motel at the airport road bhuj, with a nearby food place and multiplex with a shopping mall located. you will easily find this place.

Owner is such a helping person. Rooms are beautifully maintained. Genuine price for the service provided

Room is full of mosquitos, staff service too bad at price point of 2k per night

It's a very beautiful temple. The architecture is quite beautiful. The fine work on marble is mesmerizing. Although, there are certain areas where women are restricted to enter. They also offer prasadam, which is a meal. It is free of cost, but if you are an outsider, they might ask you to buy a coupon worth rs.50 or rs.100 (includes sweet). So, I didn't like that. If you visit and someone asks you to buy a coupon buy one for rs.50 only, nobody checks inside which coupon you have and you get the sweet as well with rs.50.

Swaminarayan temple in bhuj is a place of worship and a popular tourist attraction in the city Rooms available to stay Parking is available inside the premise The temple has beautiful architecture A treat for religious people to visit temple Washroom , drinking water facility is available inside the premise

Ancient temple of God Swaminarayan. Whole temple build with marble. Good place for devotional and spiritual worship. 3 star for accommodation and Food. I visited many temples but no one is like this. Food is wested and not properly cooked. Very dirty bhojan shala. Rooms are available at hotel prices even its managed by temple authorities.

Divine tranquility! Shree Swaminarayan Temple in Bhuj is a spiritual haven that radiates serenity. The intricate architecture and vibrant surroundings create a sacred atmosphere. The temple's peaceful ambiance and the spiritual resonance make it a truly uplifting experience. Whether for worship or cultural appreciation, this temple is a must-visit, leaving a lasting impression of spiritual harmony and architectural beauty.

People refer this temple as the new Swaminarayan Temple. It looks pretty much new and has been maintained very well. They have recently opened a historic museum which had antique items (not for sale) which visitors can enjoy looking through. You can also try having lunch or dinner there which is awesome because food prepared here is very hygienic and it’s basically free. However I would recommend to donate some amount as a good gesture. There is a nice garden on back side of Temple which varieties of plants in it. Perfect place for a religious visit and also a nice place to click some good family pics.

While returning from the kucth festival we got the opportunity to visit this Magnificent Temple of Shrew Swaminarayan ji.. The carving is completely breathtaking.. With full History of Shree Swaminarayan Ji.. Serene and enchanting the meditative mode.. 🧘‍♀️ 🙏💐

While returning from the Rann of Kutch festival, we had the wonderful opportunity to visit the magnificent temple of Shree Swaminarayan. This temple is a marvel of architecture and holds great spiritual significance, making it one of the most visited religious sites in the region. Sitting there is truly peaceful and provides a sense of tranquility and serenity.

Jai shree Swaminarayan.. It's better than visiting Taj Mahal.. It's fine If you have not visited Taj Mahal, But u must not miss visiting this temple. In Bhuj it is the most beautiful tourist attraction too. Swaminarayan Temple is situated in the heart of the Bhuj city and it is the most beautiful temple ever.made of marble and took 10 years to build.Carving and other architectural work is what makes it different from other temples and better than Taj Mahal.it was built in 2010.this tample is main tample of 24 Leva Patel Villages of Kutch.crores if rupees spent behind constructing and thousands of people were involved in making.it represents the devine SWARUP of Lord Swaminarayan.It looks more beautiful at the time of Diwali celebration.

Awesome carving and design , a most beautiful temple at Bhuj, a magnificent and well-organized, religious place. Built my meterial marble stone and 🪙 Gold. You feel piece and happiness at this place. Love 💗 to visit it again with my friends and guests.

This Swaminarayan temple is one of a kind and well-known in Kutch. As usual, the temple architecture is spectacular; made of marble with beautifully carved marble pillars and roofs. The entire temple complex is immaculately kept, with perfectly manicured gardens and, of course, excellent Swaminarayan food for foodies. It is a very religious place, and one should start their Kutch trip by visiting the temple.

Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj is a magnificent religious site that is located in the heart of Bhuj, a city in the Kutch district of Gujarat, India. The temple is a marvel of architecture and spiritual significance, and it is one of the most visited religious sites in the region. The temple is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, who is considered to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu in Hinduism. The temple was constructed in the 19th century by Lord Swaminarayan's followers, and it has since become a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus. The temple's architecture is breathtaking and reflects the rich cultural heritage of the region. The intricate carvings on the temple's walls and pillars are a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of the artisans who built it. The temple's sanctum sanctorum is adorned with a beautiful idol of Lord Swaminarayan, which is a sight to behold. One of the most impressive aspects of Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj is the peaceful and serene atmosphere that prevails within its walls. Visitors can spend hours meditating, praying, and soaking in the spiritual energy of the temple. The temple is also known for its excellent facilities, which include clean restrooms, drinking water, and seating areas. The temple also hosts a range of cultural and religious events throughout the year, which are attended by devotees from all over the world. The temple's staff is welcoming and helpful, and they are always ready to answer any questions visitors may have. In conclusion, Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of India. The temple's stunning architecture, peaceful atmosphere, and rich history make it a truly unique and unforgettable experience

A very beautiful temple located in the heart of Bhuj city. Visited and found it very peaceful here. Highly cleaned area. In temple found very small art works.

A beautiful Mandir nestled in the center of Bhuj. It's must see! Amazing hand carved marble as the main Mandir. A walk around also provides wonderful views of the country side!

Big temple in centre of Bhuj. We visited while enroute to Rann of Kutch. Temple timings are 9am to 12 noon. Then reopens at 4pm till 8pm. They close the outside door restricting entry and the idol doors as well for performing Pooja. Women are not allowed to enter the inner sanctum of the temple as per Swaminarayan norms, however they can wait in common area and take darshan of idols clearly visible. The temple itself is made of white marble which felt cool to walk on. There is intricate carvings on the pillars & ceilings, making it too beautiful. There is a seperate dining hall on the right side of the temple where prasadam vegetarian fulfilling & unlimited lunch is served everyday for a mere cost Rs.50 per plate. The lunch was of rotis, rice, dal and a vegetable completed by buttermilk & sweet. There is also a clean Ladies & Gents washroom near the entrance, open for visitors. And a souvenir shop too.

It is situated in the centre of Bhuj city, a must temple to visit for a tourist because it is made of marble carved architecture. Roaming around the temple you get to see scenic views of city. Temple closed at 12 pm and reopen at 3 pm.

This Swaminarayan mandir comes under the Narnarayan Dev Gadi. Senior devotees Gangarambhai jethi Sundarjibhai, Jigneshwarbhai and others from the Bhuj region of Kutch went to Gadhada where God Swaminarayan was attending a Fuldol festival. In that festival, the devotees of Bhuj met Swaminarayan and requested him to construct a temple in Bhuj. Place is very nice, A place for peace of mind... We were brought to visit the temple from the border identification camp organized by Kutch.

A magnificent temple. The carvings and embroideries are very beautiful. Moreover, all the carvings are on marble. I'm amazed.

What a Devine place to charge your spiritual energy quota. Bhagwan's Murties (Idols) are 200 years old. This is new temple constructed after the 2001 earthquakes. Stones and marble works are amazing. You need at least 1-2 hrs to visit entire temple. This is the one of the main attraction in Bhuj.

One of the best place for visit n darshan too. Very good entery gate with batter parking and rooms. Beautifull gurden n statue of Cows n elephants are there.

Beautiful Hindu temples. Amazing architecture. Parking available. Huge following of pilgrims. Have internal restaurant and accomodation also available. Must visit.

Located in kalo Dungar near dhrobana village Bhuj ,at highest point of Kutch desert . Vehicle park available at peak point . Camel ride available Shopping stalls for handicrafts are available. Good binocular is desirable to have view of desert from peak

This is a temple on the top of the Kalo Dungar just before you walk to the last point of the mountain where there is a place to stand and see the beauty. There is parking outside and then as you enter, you come across this temple. It's made for the god Dattatreya and with justb1 idol in it, it serves the much needed simplicity yet the spirituality at this place. There are washrooms, a place to have Prasad, etc. After you go down a few steps ahead of this temple. All the shops start behind the temple and before the view point.

This temple is a sacred place is built in the beauty of the black hill.,kala danger topmost point The surrounding view from there is very beautiful. Sweet voice of birds are mesmerizing us.Temple and is surrounding is very neat and clean. One can have prasadi in prasad gruh. Rooms available if someone want to stay. Donot forget to observe magnetic field while coming here on the way.

Dattatreya Temple and Kalo Dunger is one place only. You get a nice view of White desert from this place. White desert is very far from this place and is not possible to walk till there as there is full of forests hills in between. From bhuj this temple is nearly 90km. You will get lime juice, sugercan juice and few more eat and drink stuffs here to cure thurst and hunger. Please note, when you reach to this place, there is no need to opt for Camel ride as view point is very near and in walkable distance. But yes, as this is the only way of earning for the local people so consider paying them 😊. Ankur.

The temple located on the Black Hill should be ur reason to go here, bcoz the view from the top of the White Desert is just breathtaking. The heavy winds when we visited just made it the perfect spot. Take a camel ride up if u wanna experience it, 50/- per person. U can also take a binoculars on hire and see India s last bridge. We saw a lot of people trying out the local clothes n getting pics clicked. There's some juice and short eats available here. Coming to the temple, it's a 400 Yr old temple, pray here n proceed for the view. The temple also has prasad offering, nothing great just basic. Don't miss this place before going to the White Desert, trust me it'll be worth ur time

A very calm and nice place of the dattatreya temple. We can see the Pakistan border area from the naked eyes.

This temple is a sacred place growing in the beauty of the black hill. The surrounding view from there is very beautiful. Sweet voice of bulbul is mesmerizing. Temple and is surrounding is very neat and clean. One can have prasadi in prasad gruh. Few dharmasala rooms available if someone want to stay.

The temple located on the Black Hill should be ur reason to go here, bcoz the view from the top of the White Desert is just breathtaking. The heavy winds when we visited just made it the perfect spot. Take a camel ride up if u wanna experience it, 50/- per person. U can also take a binoculars on hire and see India s last bridge. We saw a lot of people trying out the local clothes n getting pics clicked. There's some juice and short eats available here. Coming to the temple, it's a 400 Yr old temple, pray here n proceed for the view. The temple also has prasad offering, nothing great just basic. Don't miss this place before going to the White Desert, trust me it'll be worth ur time

Do visit the kala Dungar . Must visit . Nearby also have Magnatic filed. One of the most unique public places in the world

Felt the joy of worship as got Dattatraya darshan at Jayanti- 26 Dec 2023.

It's a very awesome place. All area having magnatic field that pulls your car while up hill and thrusting while downhill. Parking is smaller in size. There are few view points over there. Annkhetra is also available there.

It's quite good to experience the beauty of the ruins/monuments. We went there right after lunch, so it was very sunny. There is a park adjacent to the place which is nice too. It gave some shade and a cold Breeze which was really pleasant. A good place to hangout.

Historical Place as it says. Most of the part is damaged or vanished but there's enough structure remained and maintained to witness 18th century's architecture. It's not a must visit type place but If you're visiting bhuj then you can take a look at it as it's in the city.

This place looks like the Greek structures and with the structures affected by the earthquake it is still well maintained. If you want to witness the best sunset in Bhuj then you should visit this place without fail. You will take about 30 mins to complete the visit to this place. Shots from Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam will keep coming to your mind as you see this place. There is no entry fee at this place and it gets closed by 6pm so be sure to reach before 5pm so that you get the best experience, else the security person will come whistling (the whistle sound of the birds is unique and not so irritating though 😉). A good place to visit if you are within the city of Bhuj!

Beautiful ruins. Maximum forty minutes for photography if on the run. No tickets to visit here. Recommend wearing colorful clothes here as the backdrop is of dry brown limestone and photos come out really well. We visited this place for a half day Bhuj city tour as we had come down for the Rann Utsav and had an afternoon train back to Ahmedabad.

The chattris in bhuj are constructed in 18th century AD by jadeja rulers. The structural design here is the combination of mughal and rajputana style. One of the chatris is painted in blue and the dome is highly ornamented carving. Right now some of the areas and spaces are considered as ruins but we can visit the place for its peacefull atmosphere(like cold breeze).Best for people who love architecture.

Chhatedi is a historical monument located in the city of Bhuj in the Kutch district of Gujarat, India. It is a complex of cenotaphs or memorial tombs built in honor of the Kutch rulers and their family members. The word "Chhatedi" means umbrella-shaped canopy, and the monument is named so because of its distinctive umbrella-shaped dome-like structures that adorn the top of each cenotaph. The domes are supported by intricately carved pillars and are a unique feature of the monument. Gujarat is a beautiful example of traditional Kutchi architecture and is an important cultural heritage site. Its intricate carvings, distinctive umbrella-shaped domes, and serene location make it a must-visit destination for those interested in history, architecture, and culture.

- complete name of the place is "Rao Lakkha Chatri" - most of the local people just know the place for it's old pond - It's an 18th Century monument where Rao Lakkha's 15 wives followed Sati Pratha after his death - 15 chattaris were built for them - most of them have now collapsed - this place also has some ancient temples (which are also not in use due to there conditions) - overall a nice place for history lovers

Chahatedi is located in bhuj nearby hamirsar lake. This place is Smadhi sthal of royal families of kutch and also there is some temples. This place badly damaged by 2001 earthquake so this site under restoration. But still we can visit this place. No fees for entry. There is small garden so you can spend some time. This place is good if you are interested in photography and historical architecture.

The place is good and has good historical & architectural importance. This place is in very bad condition, looks like it needs to be restored. There are many good places for tourism in Gujarat but they need restoration.

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Highly Recommend! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Visiting Bhuj, Gujarat, was a delightful experience, and Chatardi added an extra layer of charm to our trip. Situated amidst the rich historical backdrop of Bhuj, this place is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and casual travelers alike. Stepping into Chatardi felt like taking a journey back in time. The intricate architecture and well-preserved artifacts provided a glimpse into the region's vibrant past. Exploring the site, we were captivated by the stories of ancient rulers and the cultural heritage they left behind. Moreover, Chatardi is incredibly couple-friendly, offering a serene atmosphere perfect for romantic strolls and quiet moments of reflection. Whether you're a history buff or simply seeking a romantic getaway, this place has something special to offer. From its historical significance to its serene ambiance, Chatardi exceeded our expectations in every way. We left with a deeper appreciation for Bhuj's rich cultural heritage and fond memories that will last a lifetime. Don't miss out on this hidden gem during your visit to Bhuj!

It was ok and nothing to boast about as it was crowded with pre wedding photographers and felt more like a photo place than a historically important place. If you have time you can visit this place for 30 min. There is no guide nor much explanation about the ruins. Just a single board to tell you what it is

It is behind the BAPS swaminarayan mandir. The structure was built in 18th century and it is in ruins now after 2001 earthquake. What to expect: - Ruins of 18th century royal centopahs built by Jadeja ruler Rao Lakhpatji. - Broken pillars, semi damaged structure, floral patterns and stripe patterns can also be seen across the walls that remain. - Square, hexagonal, octagonal centopahs. - One of the domes with blue colour similar to what we see in Turkey but it was dull due to lack of maintenance. - Detailed artwork of a Mahaut riding an Elephant, gujarati woman and many other intricate carvings. - Locals suggest that there were 15 structures here as 15 wives of the king committed sati here. Most of them were damaged in 2001, some slabs depicting the queens can be seen. - It is very close to the Hamirsar lake and it is a paradise for birdwatchers during sunrise / sunset. - There is no entry fee and do not expect lot of cleanliness or toilets inside premises. - There is a green area with trees which is clean and people can sit and relax here. Many even bring food and sit and eat it here like picnic.

Bhuj is a municipality town as well as the district headquarters situated in the Kachchh district of the state of Gujarat, India. Located in the westernmost part of Gujarat state, Bhuj lies in the western region of India at 110 meters above sea level. It is near the Gulf of Kutch, a part of the Arabian Sea and is overlooked with a hill called as Bhujiyo Dungar towards its west. About Chattardi in Bhuj, Gujarat : A popular site is the cenotaph’s complex at Chattaradi in Bhuj. These are built of red stones. Of all the tombs here the largest and the finest is the one of Rao Lakha built in 1770 AD. It s polygonal in shape with balconies and an intricately carved roof. Other impressive cenotaphs are the ones of Rao Rayadhan, Rao Desai and Rao Pragmal, respectively. Chattardi History : Tourists will be made to remember the historical days of the past once they visit Chattardi. The complex is one of the rarest monuments existing in India to till date that is made completely out of red stones

ABOUT: • This was constructed in 18th century. • Also known as Royal Chhatris or Cenotaphs, these are basically monuments dedicated to the lives of warrior Rajput rulers of the Kutch. • Most of the part got ruined due to earthquake in 2001. CHARGES: • There are no charges. How to reach: This is 1 km from Harmirsar Lake, so you can go by walking or you can take Auto. If you want to learn about history you can visit here. Also, if you want to click some good pictures you can visit.

ASI monument. Entry free. Sprawling lawn with trees and extensive span of archaeological ruins. All the staircases start from east. Some renovations observed after earthquake. Water bodies surround the area. Parking on the road.