March marks the beginning of Summer in most regions of India. It is the month of warm sun and cool winds that make it an ideal time for a happening vacation.
Goa is one of the finest places to visit in March in India. It is famous for its biggest Hindu folk festival called “Shigmo” in Goa. This festival spans over a fortnight and one can see the float parades in different parts of Goa on different days. Also, many hotels and homestays offer attractive prices during this season.
Wayand in Kerala is the perfect definition of tranquillity and scenic beauty. Travelers who want to explore its beauty March is a perfect time as the weather is very pleasant there. Top attractions of Wayanad include trekking, hiking, and spotting the exotic wildlife at Tholpetty and Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary.
Now Ooty in Tamil Nadu is a lovely hill station that can also be explored this month. The best attractions here are its tea and spice gardens. It is surrounded by lush green beauty, botanical gardens, and lakes that give an unforgettable experience while exploring this prominent hill station.
Other than being famous for its royalty Jaipur is also famous for its Holi celebrations. It is a two-day festival celebrated in the month of March. Celebrating Holi in Jaipur is a different experience. A grand celebration starts on the first day and is followed by playing with colors on the second day. If tourists want to experience the festival of colors in a different way then Jaipur is a must-visit. Along with Jaipur (Rajasthan), Vrindavan city of Uttar Pradesh is also very famous for its grand Holi celebrations.
Goa
Nestled between the turquoise waves of the Arabian Sea and the biodiversity-rich hotspot of Western Ghats, lies the most coveted tourist destination of India i.e. the pint-sized state of Goa. It is the most relishing assortment for all age groups with historic Portuguese bungalows, serene beaches, mystic churches and a myriad of luxury hotels. This backpacker’s home offers a charismatic blend of diversities that is worth every moment of your vacation. The ones who experienced Goa agree in...
Jaipur
Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan popularly known as the “Pink City” due to the dominant colour scheme of its buildings. It holds the title of being the first planned city of India. Jaipur culture has a Rajasthani touch in it. Being famous globally for its gemstones, the city is rich in culture and heritage. Monuments in Jaipur are so mesmerizing and are visit worthy. Even the street, fort, palace & bazaar of Jaipur has its own story,...
Kerala
Kerala is situated in the Malabar Coast of Southwestern India. ”The Spice City of India” stretches for about 360 miles (580km) along the Malabar Coast, varying in width from roughly 20 to 75 miles or 30 to 120 km. The residents there are called Malayalis and Malayalam language is spoken by them. It is popularly known for its beautiful backwaters, wildlife sanctuaries and beaches. Kerala is blessed with a unique set of geographical features that have made it...
