Lakhpat, Koteshwer and Narayan Sarovar situated in the extreme western part of the country are important religious destinations and surrounding areas also have potential of ecological tourism.

Lakhpat is situated in the Kori Creek, approximately 135 km from Bhuj. It was named either after Rao Lakha or many Lakhpatis (millionaires) residing there in the peak days of its glory. There are many temples and dargahs inside the Lakhpat fort, which is 500 year old. It has one Gurudwara and as per popular believes Gurunanak made his sojourn to Mecca from it.

Koteshwer and Narayan Sarovar are located 183 km west of Bhuj and are famous for the lake and temples, which are sacred as per Hindu belief. Mata-nomath on the way to Koteshwer is a very popular religious destination in Gujarat.

Moreover, the Chinkara Sanctuary located in the proximity to Narayan Sarovar is the home of the Chinkara (Gazella gazelle) of the Indian Gazelle and Naliya/Lala Sanctuary is famous for the Great Indian Bustard. Jhakhau with views of the mangroves and natural lagoons is a small port in proximity.