Arrival at Ahmedabad airport/station. Transfer to hotel and short rest. Afternoon guided walk through the Old City pols for intimate street and portrait photography — capture ornate wooden doors, local life in courtyards, and artisans at work. Photo brief and camera check in the evening, then head to the Sabarmati Riverfront for sunset cityscapes. Tip: Pack a fast prime (35mm/50mm) for low-light street work and a mid-tele for portrait compression.

Early departure for Bhuj (approx. 7–8 hours driving with stops). En route visits include the striking Rani ki Vav (stepwell) in Patan and the geometric architecture of Modhera Sun Temple (seasonal opening). Arrive Bhuj by evening, check-in and evening shoot at Bhujodi and local craft markets to capture textile workshops and Ajrakh printing. Note: Vehicle stops for golden-hour opportunities will be scheduled.

Full day exploring the artisan villages around Bhuj. Photograph master craftsmen and women in Hodka, Nirona (famously for Rogan art), Bhirandiyara, and Anjar. Focus on environmental portraits, craft processes (block printing, weaving, metalwork), and candid village life. Sunset shoot at a scenic village or salt pans. Tip: Carry spare batteries and a travel tripod for low-light craft interiors.

Scenic drive to Dhordo (gateway to the Great Rann). Afternoon orientation and short walks on the Great Rann of Kutch to capture the surreal salt flats—focus on textures, reflections (monsoon/puddles), and long shadows. Sunset at Kala Dungar (Black Hill) for panoramic vistas and sunset over the Rann. Evening spent in comfortable eco-camps with optional cultural performances. Important: Camera gear must be dust-protected; bring covers and silica packets.

Early-morning sunrise shoot on the White Rann — ideal for wide-angle compositions and minimalist landscapes. Daytime village visits to meet local artists and capture life at the edge of the desert. Return to the Rann for golden-hour landscapes and an extended night-photography session (star trails and Milky Way depending on season). Tip: For star photography bring a sturdy tripod, remote shutter, and wide fast lens (f/2.8 or faster).

Drive to the Little Rann of Kutch (Wild Ass Sanctuary area). Afternoon and early-evening wildlife safari focusing on the Indian Wild Ass (khur), resident and migratory birds, and desert-adapted mammals. Capture action and behavioural shots with longer telephoto lenses. Overnight at a comfortable lodge near the sanctuary. Note: Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed but guide expertise maximizes opportunities.

Morning departure to Sasan Gir (approx. 6–7 hours). En route short stops to photograph rural Gujarat landscapes. Evening briefing on Gir safari schedules, camera settings for big-cat photography, and safety briefing. Sunset village portraits near Sasan Gir if time permits. Tip: Use 200–600mm or 100–400mm lenses for lion photography.

Early morning guided jeep safari into Gir National Park to search for the Asiatic lion and other wildlife (deer, antelopes, birds). Post-safari time for trophy images and guided review of photos with the photography leader. After lunch, drive back to Ahmedabad for evening departure (or overnight in Ahmedabad on request). Important: Safari timings are governed by park rules and may vary. Carry government-issued ID for permits.