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If you are looking for exclusive star hotel in Gandhidham (Kutch) then you have come to the right place. Hotel Fun N Food is a collection of wonderful, privately owned and managed luxury hotel in Gandhidham. Hotel Fun N Food is unique, internationally renowned and culturally elegant.
Hotel Fun N Food, in India is among India's largest luxury hotel located in Gandhidham (Kutch), Hotel Fun N Food is now offering internet reservation for deluxe hotel rooms. Accommodation at Hotel Fun N Food has an instant room online reservation, for reservations made on the internet by email or by phone. For bookings please call us or just email us and we will get back to you with our best hotel services, thus ensuring guests unrivalled levels of service and luxurious accomodation near domestic airport, hotel in Gandhidham - Kutch (Gujarat-India).
All the rooms are elegant, sophisticated, ethnic and well furnished as per the atmosphere and the environment of the area (i.e. Kutch). It is situated in the city of Kutch which is famous on one hand for its heritage and pilgrimage structures and this hotel on the other hand, it is also the major business center of the Kutch. It is considered to be the Gem of Gandhidham (Kutch).
MEETING & EVENTS
Hotel Fun N Food offers a wealth of options for your meeting or event.Hotel Fun n Food is the perfect prescription to de - stress and revitalize the mind body and souls of stressed - out corporate executives and managers. It is an ideal business venue suited for residential conferences, training programs, brand launches, dealer meets, workshops and seminars as it is in close proximity to the Gandhidham (Kandla) city (in fact within the city itself) thereby saving travel time and costs.
We pride ourselves on providing our clients with individual attention to their needs and ask that you contact us to find out more about our products, pricing and services.Hotel Fun n Food Destinations receive Special Discounts on many Products and Services.
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With the handling over the Port of Karachi to Pakistan, North-West India lost an outlet to the sea. On January 20, 1952, the then Prime Minister, Late Shri Jawaharlal Nehru laid the foundation stone for the new Port. Ever since Kandla has looked forward towards progress and was declared Major Port in 1995.
Consistent, enlightened policies have ensured that the port stood up to the challenge of the surging flood of trade created by a hinterland that covers over a million sq. km. from the north and North-West of India. Kandla today has become the hub of India's foodgrains and oil imports. |
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Lebanon's other sites were founded a millennia ago, but Anjar is a relative new-comer, going back to the early 8th Century AD. Unlike Tyre and Byblos, which claim continuous habitation since the day they were founded, Anjar flourished for only a few decades.
Today's name,"Anjar" comes from the Arabic Ain Gerrah, "the source of Gerrah", the name of an ancient stronghold founded in the era prior to Hellenistic times. |
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The main tourist attractions in Bhuj are the Aina Mahal, Prag Mahal and Cenotaph Complex. Aina Mahal was constructed by Rao Lakhpatji in 1750 AD. Aina Mahal is a unique example of an Indian palace built in the mid-eighteenth century with European influence. The Kutch Museum, formerly known as the Fergusson Museum, was established by the Maharao Khengarji III in 1877 AD. It is the oldest museum in Gujarat. This museum is constructed in the Italian style, and located in the picturesque surroundings on the banks of Hamirsar Lake. The museum has a large collection of Kshatrapa inscriptions, various archaeological objects, arms and specimens of various crafts of the Kutch region. |
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Bhadreshwar is one of the most important Jain pilgrimage spots. It is about 22 km away from Mundra and 92 km from Bhuj. There are ruins of an ancient Shiva temple and the remains of an ancient township called Bhadravati Nagari.
The evidences of Muslim dominance at this place can be seen from the Kufic inscriptions on epitaphs and remains of a mosque and tombs belonging to 12th century.This place is also known as Bhradeshwar Vasahi. The nearest railway station of Gandhidham is at a distance of 35 kilometers. Mundra and Kutch are 27 and 80 Kms kilometers respectively from this place. |
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Mundra Port is the largest private port in India. It is located at Mundra 60km west of Kandla Port in Kutch district of Gujarat. It is owned by Adani Group.
Mundra Port and special economic zone came up with an IPO in November 5th 2007 to raise around $450m. It is the first IPO by an indian port company. It is also India's largest non-government cargo terminal. |
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Looking forward for an amazingly wonderful holiday? Welcome to the beach of Ahmedpur Mandvi. Ahmedpur Mandvi is probably one of the finest beaches in India on the coastline of Gujarat. Ahmedpur Mandvi is a renowned historic port town of the Maharao of Kachchh.
While on the Ahmedpur Mandvi beach check out the beautiful blue waters, bubbly birds, soft sands and the captivating colorful fishing hamlets. The beach at Ahmedpur Mandvi is heaven for the water sports freaks. There is water scooting, skiing, surfing, Para sailing, and speed boat trips. The less adventurous of you may just laze around or take a stroll on the beach. The picture perfect setting has complimentary water for swimming. |
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The Last Frontier Fort of Western India: Lakhpat is the last town situated at the western end of India, on the India-Pakistan border, at the junction of Kori Creek and Rann of Kachchh. Lakhpat probably, derives its name from the prosperous maritime trade, which generated a daily income of one lakh (1,00,000) Kori, an old currency of Kachchh State. Another legend says that since Rao Lakha founded it, so it is named Lakhpat.
Lakhpat is a fortified town with high walls, several gates and bastions made out of hard stone. After a short period of prosperity, Lakhpat lost its maritime significance in 1851 AD, when the Sindhu River changed its course. Once a thriving town with population of 15,000, it is today a deserted town with only few families living here. |
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Dholavira is a relatively recent discovery. This Indus city has been excavated by the Archaeological Survey of India since 1989. Habitation at the site began well before 3000 B.C. and continued for more than a millennium. This long history provides important information about the formative stage of the Indus Civilization and its subsequent decline. The city's unique stone architecture is partly responsible for the remarkable preservation of its "Citadel", "Middle Town" and "Lower Town," all surrounded by gigantic water reservoirs that were cut into the bedrock. Application is currently being made to UNESCO to register and protect Dholavira as a World Heritage site.
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An unusual marshland known as the Rann of Kutch (8,750sq km) separates the state of Gujarat from Sind in Pakistan.The dry season dries out the marshland, leaving isolated salt islands on a vast plain.
As the summer heat intensifies, the salt in the blistered earth is transformed into a radiant dazzling whiteness.With the onset of the monsoon, the marshland floods and is transformed into a vast inland sea. |
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Khavda is located about 80 km from Bhuj, in Kutch District of Gujarat. Situated near a desert land of infinite dimension, it is renowned as the largest Flamingo Colony in the world.About half a million flamingos from hotter climates migrate here to breed owing to the watery expanse of this area. In addition to Flamingo, Putter Fish, Stork, Heron, Ibis, Pelican and Wader are some other migratory species spotted here.
October to March is the best time to visit. Khavda is also an ideal place to explore their traditional art, ornaments, clothes and utensils.Flamingo Colony can be approached only on camel back from Khavda.New Bhuj Railway Station is the closest rail junction. Kandla Airport serves Khavda. |
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Banni Embroidery is practiced by the women belonging to the Lohana community of Kutch District in Gujarat. It is one of the renowned styles of embroidery originating from the state. It is marked by its minute designs and mirror-work. Mauve, yellow and pink are the colors usually used.
Banni Embroidery is an integral part of the traditional life in Kutch. After a wedding, a bride carries to her new home garments containing this particular embroidery. |
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Bhujodi is a traditional craft village inhabited by around 1200 people of the Vankar community of weavers, situated at the outskirts of Bhuj, almost 12 km from the town center. The majority of people of that land engage themselves in traditional occupations such as weaving and embroidery, which they are famous for.
Exquisite shawls, traditional blankets and handicraft products including dhablas and woolen durries are made here. Harijan village, one of neighboring the villages of Bhujodi, is considered the best weaving center of Kutch. The people of this village have also proved to be adpt at mirror work and clay designing. The Bhuj Rudra Mata Airport situated at Bhuj is the nearest airfield and the nearest railway station is also at Bhuj, 13 km from Bhujodi. |
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