8 Must Visit Places In India In March

March ends the tourism season in India. This is the end of winter season. The temperature starts to rise by the end of the March. However, March is the right time to visit many interesting places in India.

This article brings into light, the 8 Best Places to Visit in March in India. covering North India and South India destinations.

# Delhi

The capital city of India is glorious during the winter months with great weather and a cloud of mist over the city. There are several historical monuments, massive forts and beautiful mosques around the city thanks to its Mughal and Turkish past. The city offers the best glimpse of India’s cosmopolitan culture and is a unique amalgamation of the old and the new with city’s two parts being Old Delhi and New Delhi that each has its own unique personal.

# Jaipur

India’s desert state of Rajasthan offers a royal experience to every traveler who lands there. And the best place to indulge in regal luxuries and the romances of the bygone days is the capital city of Jaipur in Rajasthan. The most popular locations are the grand forts and palaces that are iconic to the city, its vibrant and colorful people, the lip smacking delicious Rajasthani cuisine and beautiful history walks around the old city.

# Agra

Agra is an iconic travel destination that houses one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal. It is a mausoleum built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan for his Mumtaz Mahal, who had died of child birth. The white marble inlaid structure with intricate carvings and a sparkling reflective pool inside the courtyard with 4 large minarets standing on 4 sides makes it a truly mesmerizing sight to behold.

# Rishikesh

Rishikesh is one of the newest additions to the hipster attractions in India, especially popular amongst the youth. The hill station offers tranquilizing beauty, massive temples, architectural marvels, and a proud list of adventure sports for those looking for thrill. The city something for everyone, with pilgrimage spots, ayurvedic massages and river rafting and camping spots around the city.

# Ranthambore

Ranthambore National Park is the main attraction of Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan. During March, you can spot many animals with their little ones. Since the weather will be pleasant, you need not cover up in thick jackets. March is the start of summer season. During this time, all the small water puddles deep in the forest region would have dried up. Thus, tigers have to walk to the main water bodies in the park for drinking. Thus, spotting tiger becomes more common during this season. Apart from this, you can find many colorful birds during this season.

# Shillong

The North-East India is always more beautiful during summer. Shillong stands as a hotspot of tourists. The city receives very heavy rainfall during monsoon. The waterfalls are at full strength during monsoon and winter season, making water activities more dangerous. Landslides and closure of trekking routes are also common during this season. Most of the activities of Shillong demand you to stay in raw nature. March is the right time to enjoy these outdoor activities.

# Varanasi

Varanasi is the temple town filled with numerous temples lined along the shores of the sacred River Ganges. The iconic attraction of the place is Ganga Aarti. You can enjoy the temples, rituals, ghats and sightseeing spots at prime beauty throughout the year. What makes March more interesting?

The temple and Ganges are endowed with more rituals and colorful customs during festival time. March is the right time to visit to enjoy many celebrations like Mahashivaratri, Rangbhari Ekadashi, Holi, Buddha Mahotsav and many others. The climate during March is mild and pleasing making sightseeing easier.

# Mount Abu

If you are planning a March vacation, you ought to enjoy the Gangaur Festival. Although this festival is linked with Hinduism, tourists can enjoy a lot more than just pilgrim activities. You can find many interesting rituals during this festival. Young people take procession around the city with oil lamps in their hand. You can also find procession of camels, horses, elephants and bullock carts. During this festival, Ghewar is made throughout the city. Ghewar is a local delicacy that is a seasonal dish here.