Kachchh (also spelled as Kutch), located in Gujarat, is the largest district in India, covering an area of 45,652 sq km. Its administrative headquarters is Bhuj, and its major towns include Gandhidham, Anjar, Mandvi, and Mundra. The district encompasses 966 villages and is known for its vibrant culture and crafts. Kachchh plays a vital role in Gujarat's economy through trade, ports, and tourism.

The name "Kachchh" signifies a land that alternates between wet and dry, reflecting the nature of the Rann of Kachchh, a seasonal salt marsh that floods during monsoons and dries up later. Kachchhi and Gujarati are the dominant languages, with Kachchhi influenced by Sindhi, Punjabi, and Gujarati dialects. The region is rich in heritage, with a unique blend of ecological diversity, traditional art, and linguistic variation.