In India, March is the end of the winter season, and so the month is quite exciting as it provides a moderate climate. The best places to visit in India in March are countless because it is the only month of the year where you can visit any part and have the best experience of your life. From the lofty mountain peaks in the north to the beaches and the small hill stations in the South, you can go anywhere you want. And March is the month, which is considered to be the best time to visit India as you’ll see winter birds saying goodbye, the season saying goodbye, and a lot more.
This month offers tranquility and a peaceful environment for travelers and is also the most significant time for many festivals and fairs in the country. March is also marked as the month of tourist activities and bird watching in India. If you’re a nature lover or seeking peace, then come to India during March and get everything you want.
However, to ensure that your travel becomes mesmerizing, we’ve shared the top 15 places that you must visit in India in March:
1. Alleppey
Alleppey is one of the best places to visit in South India in March due to its amazing backwaters. Located in Kerala, Alleppey holds a vast network of waterways and more than a houseboat, which is insane. Exploring this small yet chaotic city center is a grid of canals, which is why it is titled as “Venice of the East.” During the March month, you can witness numerous festivals with decorated elephants and drum beats in Alleppey. You will feel like you’re soaking greenery when you explore the small water villages in a houseboat.
2. Kashmir
It is the popular places to visit in North India in March because of the aesthetic beauty of Kashmir. You may run out of words while describing this paradise on earth. The magnificent gardens, pristine lakes, glaciated streams, and friendly people enable Kashmir to attract thousands of tourists every year from across the globe. The major reason behind the popularity of Kashmir is the picturesque view and exotic weather. There are no summers in Kashmir; it is always cold with different temperature levels. It can be a perfect gateway for honeymooners or family or solo travelers.
3. Goa
Goa is a small state of India that is the primary tourist attraction during March due to numerous festivals that take place. One of these is “Shigmotsav,” which is said to be a version of Holi by Goan’s. Sabado Gordo is popular in Panji, which is celebrated on the Saturday before lent by a procession of floats and loud street parties. The Procession of Saints is again most famous, in which thirty statues of saints are brought out from storage and taken out as a parade near Old Goa and villages. More so, if you love water activities such as parasailing, water skiing, etc., it is a perfect time.
4. Amristar
Amritsar is the spiritual and religious center of the Sikh religion. It is the holy pool of nectar. The festival Baisakhi is the high time when you’ll see the actual face of Amritsar. You’ll come across the finest food, clothes, and merrymaking all around the city. This place is also known for the Jallianwala Bagh massacre and the well-known Wagh Border Parade. It is one of the holiest cities in India where you’ll Guru vaani humming from the Gurudwaras. The city is known for its Golden Temple, which is also called as Harimandir Sahib.
5. Chikmagalur
It is one of the best places in the States of Karnataka, known for the serene beauty and coffee plantation. Situated at the height of 3400, this hill station always has a pleasant climate throughout the year and so it will never disappoint you. Although it is an untouched destination and all thanks to the picturesque greenery and landscape, which has empowered it to seek attention from a lot of tourist across the globe.
6. Corbett
This place is not only famous for Jim Corbett National Park, but also serene beauty, exotic climate, tea gardens, and rich biodiversity. It’s highly eminent for its intensively dense forested land, green vegetation, and mesmerizing wildlife.
7. Yercaud
Abundantly filled with lush green grass plots, dense hills, and breathtaking scenic beauty, Yercaud is located in the Salem district. It is a part of the Shevaroys range of hills in the Eastern Ghats. This city surrounded by scenic hills and bountiful places to explore. If you’re a nature lover, then Yercaud is the place for you as it is known for the natural beauty and flora and fauna.
8. Agra
Agra is home to one of the enticing dynasties, the Mughals. The Taj Mahal of Agra is world-famous as it is listed in “7 wonders of the world,” and it is surely worth the visit. This place will take your breath away with its beautiful white marble architecture. Shah Jahan built this famous white tomb for his beloved wife, Mumtaz, which is why it is also called as Mumtaz Mahal. March is the right month to visit Agra.
9. Andaman and Nicobar
Located in the Bay of Bengal, Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a wide-ranging group of islands, including almost 600 islands out of which only 36 are inhabitant. Only nine islands are open for tourists, which are in Andaman. These islands are known for their extreme beauty with pristine beaches, marine life, corals, and water sports, along with the remains of the Stone Age culture. The islands are covered with varieties of flora and fauna and lush green forests.
10. Rishikesh
The green foothills of the Himalayas welcoming the holy river Ganga as she continues her journey towards the Bay of Bengal smoothly, Rishikesh has been the dwelling of knowledgeable since time immemorial. It is also popular for the pilgrimage of Char Dham and is considered as the Yoga Capital across the globe. For the adventure-seeker junkies, Rishikesh is the place as it offers white-water rafting and a lot of thrilling activities.
11. Mount Abu
The only cool and tranquil spot amid the desert in Rajasthan is Mount Abu. The Jain Temples of Dilwara is a major attraction here along with other various temples spread across the area. Nakki Lake is also a popular place in Mount Abu, attracting thousands of tourists across the globe. March is the month of festivals, and you will find many pilgrimages to this place.
12. Manali
Manali is a town that offers a multitude of options for tourists who are looking for adventurous activities such as paragliding, trekking, skiing, etc. Besides the adventurous activities, Manali boasts a lot of temples, which attracts thousands of tourists and devotees. The Hadimba temple that was built in the 14th century, is quite popular for its wooden architecture and its religious values.
13. Ooty
If you want to immerse yourself in the majestic charm, then Ooty is the destination for you. Take a ride on the toy train and experience the beauty of Ooty. The sleepy small town has a sense of timelessness and holds the lush botanical lakes, tea, gardens, plantations, and waterfalls. Don’t forget to explore the Ooty Lake and Doddabetta Peak.
14. Bheemeshwari
This small town is located near Bangalore is an ideal gateway for a nature lover and nestled away from the hustle and bustle of the city that attracts the visitors. The flora adds on to the picturesque view along with the exotic wildlife. The area also has several beautiful birds, which one can spot and also enjoy the fishing activity.
15. Nainital
Blessed with beautiful lakes, temples, and exact scenery, Nainital is a hill station surrounded by peaks of Kumaon Hills and also filled with natural hot springs. Furthermore, this beautiful destination is divided into two cities, known as Mallital and Tallital.
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