Leave Amreli in the early afternoon to reach Bhuj the same night; this gives you light for one short stop en route. Roads are mostly highway — plan fuel and a quick tea stop.
Visit Aina Mahal (museum) and the adjoining 19th-century Prag Mahal palace to see royal interiors and eclectic architecture; both are typically open from about 10:00am to 5:00pm.
Visit Vijay Vilas Palace (grounds and exterior) and spend time at Mandvi Beach; palace grounds are usually accessible 9:00am–5:00pm. Great for sunset and photos.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner in Bhuj; try a restaurant offering Kutch specialties and simple Indian dishes — ask for local pomfret or vegetable specialties if available.
Start very early for the long transfer to Ajmer. Driving time is long (roughly 10–12 hours by road). Consider an overnight train/flight alternative if you prefer less road time.
Evening visit to Ajmer Sharif Dargah; the shrine is active until late evening and visiting at night can be a quieter, atmospheric experience. (Open daily; darshan times vary but generally until night.)
Visit the historic Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra mosque and nearby fort areas to see impressive Indo-Islamic architecture; sites usually open during daylight hours.
Start very early from Ajmer/Pushkar for the long drive to Surat so you can reach late night as planned; estimated drive is ~11–13 hours depending on route and stops.
Stop at a clean highway restaurant or town for breakfast; choose wholesome options (parathas, idli, or a sandwich) to keep you comfortable for the long drive.
Arrive in Surat late night as you planned; finish with a late dinner or local snack if still hungry. Check-in at your Surat accommodation or head home from here.