Bhuj is fast becoming a popular destination with Bollywood folks. Sanjay Leela Bhansali shot Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam there. J P Dutta's Refugee was also filmed in this area. Its arid land, beautiful hills, ancient buildings and the famous Kutch culture offer a unique attraction to the film world.

The Beach at Mandavi Palace is a deluxe camp, comprising, ten hand crafted tents. Each tent has its own verandah, spacious AC bedroom and state of the art attached bathrooms with running hot and cold water. Each of the tents is interior decorated to resemble the colonial-period camps of erstwhile royalty with carved furniture.

The Orchard Palace was built as an annex of the Huzoor Palace, the family residence, in the late-19th century to host personal guests of the Maharajas. The property gets its name from the lime, chikoo and mango groves it faces to the rear. More than 80 peacocks and peahens inhabit the gardens, and a variety of other birds can be watched while walking around the grounds