Rann Riders, Dasada.

Rann Riders serves as a rustic but polished gateway to the Little Rann of Kutch, designed to mirror the vernacular architecture of the region’s pastoral communities. Accommodations are housed in round "bhungas" and "koobas"—traditional mud-walled structures that stay naturally cool—updated with contemporary comforts and en-suite bathrooms. Set within an expansive garden, the property emphasizes its desert surroundings rather than fighting them, using water-harvesting ponds and indigenous flora to manage the microclimate. Beyond the two swimming pools and the Flamingo restaurant, the resort is defined by its specialist activities; it houses an international-spec trap and skeet shooting range and maintains a stable of Marwari and Kathiawari horses. Jeep safaris led by on-site naturalists offer guests direct access to the nearby wildlife sanctuary, famed for the endangered Indian wild ass.