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BHAVANA FARM

Embark on a journey to explore Gujarat: Zhalawad in royal luxury. One that takes you through the one and only Mud Desert: Little Rann of Kutch, Wild Ass Sanctuary, Water Sources inside the Rann, Migrating Bird Safari, Archeological sight from Ancient India and Organic Farming. Our experienced team will take care of every small detail from managing your travel in sightseeing to gain luxurious experiences in a leisurely pace to ensure that you carry back memories to last a lifetime.

The Resort:

The Resort is spread over in the area of 10 acres of which Organic Farming is carried out in the 80% of area with horticulture as part of it. This is being done in the dry land for the learning and exposure visit of the farmers to encourage farming in the area.

In the rest 20% land the resort is being developed, with all modern facilities with the touch of great Indian- Zhalawad culture and tradition.

The cottages which are locally known as “Koobas” are equipped with 24 hours hot and cold water with attached wash room in the best possible western facilities. Service, Hygiene and safety have always been the guiding principles.

Location:

Route One (102Kms):

(70 Kms.) (15Kms.) (15Kms.) (2Kms.)

Ahmedabad → Viramgam → Phulki → Patdi→ Bhavana Farm

Route Two (117Kms):

(70 Kms.) (30Kms.) (15Kms.) (2Kms.)

Ahmedabad → Viramgam→ Malvan→ Patdi→ Bavana Farm

Accommodation:

The suites of cottages are enriched with traditional and cultural look with all the modern facilities.

Both A/C and Non A/C rooms are available with Swing, Large Lawn and Spacious Sitting Area.

Dinning:

The resort offers a restaurant of natural beauty with collection of traditional artisans’ products to view. It is the finest Hotel/ Restaurant in the Area.

The cuisine of Indian, Chinese, Gujarati and Tandoori meals are being served here.

Eat the food collecting the vegetables from the Organic farm of the resort.

Parcel food is also being provided with prior demand.

Special food also served as per demand in parties and functions.

Enjoy Watching Movies while taking Food in our Open Restaurant services with no extra charges in our open theater.

Recreation:

Mud Desert: Little Rann of Kutch: The world civilization has not seen number of such drastic disaster as it is in the case of Rann in India. It shows how a civilization ruined with an earthquake. The land which was a part of Sea becomes Mud Desert. According to research and the local stories the Mud Desert of Little Rann of Kutch was the part of Arabian Sea before some 1- ½ centuries a go. Even these days we can see destroyed ports, parts of Light house, points to keep ship etc in villages like Jinjhwada, Khod and Tikar etc.

Wild Ass Sanctuary: The Wild ASS (Equus hemionus khur, / Gudkhur) seen in the Rann, hails from the horse family with similar strength and grace of horse find no where in the world. This is one of the largest sanctuaries in India with an area of 4950 sq. kms. Other species of animals seen are Blue Bulls (Neel-gai), Chinkara and the Black Buck and the carnivores such as Wolf, Jackals, Foxes, Jungle-Desert Cat and different species of Poisons Snakes.

Water Sources inside the Rann: In the land of mud desert and salty water, there is only one point of potable sweet drink water point (Vechrajji Bet) in side the Rann. This is the source of drinking for all the Flora and Fauna in the Rann.

Migrating Bird Safari: The sanctuary is a bird watchers’ paradise in winter. It provides an important feeding, breeding and roosting habitat for a large number of local and migrating birds due to its strategic location on bird migration route and its connection with the dynamic Gulf of Kutch. According to an estimate about 70,000-75,000 birds nests in an area spread over 250 acres, especially Flamingos and to name some other are Houbara bustard, sand-grouse, desert chat, desert wheatear, nine species of larks, quails, gray francolin etc . A memorable experience was to go wading knee-deep into the warm waters of a salt marsh with thousands of flamingos around.

Sights from Ancient India: The killa of Zinjwada Jhilkeswar temple, sculptures from great ancient MORYA dynasty. The killa of Zinjwada is unique in nature as it is the presentations of Hindu thoughts and ideas without any sort of other influence and reference.

Salt Making Process in the Rann: India holds one of the important positions in the world salt market. Gujarat province produces 70% of the total salt produced in the country. And out of total salt production in Gujarat, 70% salt produced in Little Rann of Kutch, which is unique in nature. The salt is produced with the use of ground water: the type of which is not found in any where in the world, where approximately 100,000 people are involved in the process of production.

Organic and Horticulture Farming: The Farm and Resort are developed in the land which is believed to be of no use. To mark a tourist spot and a place of farming, organic farming and horticulture is developed in this barren land to create awareness- acceptance to save the environment and develop organic farming in this area. This is the only land in the area where one can see flora and vegetables of more than 100 species procured. The unique feature of the farm and resort is, it provides the visitors to pick the fruit and vegetables of their choice and can prepare food.

Contact Us: Dasada Road

Near HP Petrol Pump

Patdi: 382765

Dist: Surendranagar

+91 9427216059

www.bhavnafarm.com

bhavnafarm@gmail.com

Packages:

Packages for Safari/ Tour
Package Type	24 Hours	36 Hours
	Package Cost	Package Cost
One Safari/ Recreation Point for Two People	In Indian Currency
Indian Citizen	3000	4000
Extra Safari (Indians)	1500	1500
Children >5 Years to 16 Years	1000	1500
Out Side India (NRI)	5000	6500
Extra Safari	1800	1800
Children >5 Years to 16 Years	1500	2000

Packages for Accommodation Without Safari for 24 Hours
Packages Type	A/C	Non A/C
For 2 People
Indian	800	600
Out Side India (NRI)	1000	800
Extra Bed ( Children >5 Years to 16 Years)	200	100

Note:

On the mentioned amount 5% tax will be added while billing.

The Visitors have to pay the Govt. dues as per the rule for safaris.