Bhuj Tour Packages

Whenever we think about Bhuj arises a scene of a rugged landscape. But this unique city of Gujarat houses several historic and prehistoric sites that connect with numerous civilizations and events throughout the history of South Asia. According to popular belief, Nāga chieftains govern the Rann of Kutch. Sagai, the wife of King Bheria Kumar and queen of Sheshapattana kingdom, went to war against the last chieftain of Naga, King Bhujanga. After the defeat of King Bheria in that battle, Queen Sagai committed Sati. The place where they lived later known as Bhujia Hill and the foothill as Bhuj. The city is marked with various palaces, tombs, and architectural sites dating back from the times of the Naga chiefs, the Jadeja Rajputs, the Sultans, and the British Raj as well. Some popular places of Bhuj include the Hall of Mirrors at the Aina Mahal, Prag Mahal, Kshatrapa inscriptions, Ramakund stepwell, etc.