Dasada

Some 4841 sq km of this unique eco-system, which supports a wildlife sanctuary which is one of the last refuges of the Asiatic wild ass, known locally as ghorkhur. Akin to the Tibetan kiang, the ghorkhur is distinguished by a dark stripe along its back. Known for its speed (upto 60 km), the wild ass lives in herds led by a stallion and survives by migrating between the grassy bets throughthe seasons in search of food. The sanctuary also has a large population of nilgai (blue bull), blackbuck, chinkara (Indian gazelle), wolves and the rare caracal. Birdlife includes migratory demoiselle cranes, pelicans and flamingoes who come to the salt marshes during the winter months

This world famous Chir Batti is light of ghost reported in the Banni grasslands of Rann of Kutch. Chir Batti appear at the junction of marshy wetland, salt flats and the desert near the Indian border. It is described as an unexplained light occurring on dark nights as bright as a mercury lamp and colors of light keep changing to blue, red and yellow and it resembles a moving ball of fire.

It is an archaeological site at Khadirbet in Bhachau Taluka of Kutch District. Locally also known as Kotada timbathe, the site contains ruins of an ancient Indus Valley Civilization / Harappan city. Counted as one of the significant Harappan sites and most prominent archaeological sites in India belonging to the Indus Valley Civilization. The site was discovered in 1967-8 by J. P. Joshi and is the fifth largest of eight major Harappan sites. It has been under excavation since 1990 by the Archaeological Survey of India. Dholavira is not only the opportunity of seeing world's earliest water conservation system, but also a signboard dating back to the Indus Valley civilization etched in Indus script and might just be world's first signboard.