Must doFull-moon night on the White Rann
Walk out onto the salt flats as the moon rises and the whole desert turns silver.

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About 30 km of road running straight across the white salt flats.
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The Road to Heaven is a road of about 30 km from Khavda to Dholavira in Kutch, running straight across the white salt flats of the Great Rann. It is free and open, and best driven in the early morning or at sunset between November and February. There is no fuel, food or shade along it.
For most of its length the road is the only thing between two horizons of white salt, with water on either side after a good monsoon. It is one of the most photographed drives in India, and the best way to reach Dholavira from the White Rann side.
Great for everyone. There is no fuel, food or shade on the road, so carry water.
None on the road. Eat at Khavda or Dholavira.
Experiences nearby
Must doWalk out onto the salt flats as the moon rises and the whole desert turns silver.
Craft & culturePrint your own cloth with a family that has made Ajrakh for generations.
Craft & cultureWatch one of India's rarest crafts, painted with a single stick and castor-oil paint.
Food & peopleWalk with a pastoralist family at sunrise and share chai in their village.
Craft & cultureCarved wooden houses, hidden passages and quiet temples, with a host who grew up in the pols.
FAQ
About 30 km, from Khavda to Dholavira across the Rann.
No. Fill up and carry water and snacks before you start.
Early morning or sunset, between November and February.
It is better in daylight; there are no lights or services along it.
Yes, the road leads straight to Dholavira. A night nearby makes it relaxed.
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