India, with its vast coastline of more than 7,500 kilometers, is home to several important ports that play a crucial role in trade and commerce. These ports handle exports, imports, and cargo movement, linking India with global markets. Among them, one port stands out as the busiest and largest hub for commercial activities, making it vital for the country’s economic growth.
The Mundra Port, located in Kutch district of Gujarat, is the biggest commercial port in India. It lies on the northern coast of the Gulf of Kutch and has become one of the country’s most important gateways for business and trade.
It is a deep-water, all-weather port, which means it can handle large ships throughout the year without being affected by seasonal changes. This makes it highly reliable for global trade.
Mundra Port is often called an infrastructure marvel because of its advanced facilities. It is also India’s largest private port and container-handling port. Interestingly, Mundra is also a Special Economic Zone (SEZ), which increases its role in trade and logistics.
Nearly one-third of India’s container traffic passes through this port, showing its central role in India’s maritime economy.
Mundra Port has been designed with world-class facilities that allow it to handle the largest ships in the world, such as:
Its deep draft and round-the-year operations ensure that it never shuts down due to weather, making it one of the most reliable ports in global trade.
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