Looking for some new places to visit in March? These top spots offer something special for everyone.
India has many beautiful places to visit in March. From the Taj Mahal to the Golden Temple, these destinations will give you an unforgettable experience.
“Springtime is the land awakening. The march winds are the morning yawn.”
– Lewis Gizzard
As March sits around the corner and the flowers are ready to bloom, the streets of India are once again prepared to witness the hustle and bustle of travelers. Enjoy the perfect balance of temperature, weather, and scenic beauty in the picturesque month.
If your travel plans look just the same, Ladies! Here are eleven Indian destinations to visit in March that would hit a perfect 10/10 for your next travel plan.
Before we get on to the list, it’s evident that a few things need to be a little more planned and safe for women travelers, be it solo or group travel.
So, Go through this list of facilities these places offer that make them adequate for any traveler, especially women.
- Safe hostels and hotels for women like Zostel service.
- Female Cab/Taxi drivers
- Police services and police taxis to drop you at your hotel/hostel/home if you get stranded somewhere.
- Choose locations where people speak and understand English/Hindi speaking; if you need any help, you should convey it.
- Safe night environment because of tourist attractions
- Adequate number of banks/ATMs/online payment options/merchants
- Plenty of public transportation options if you feel unsafe while traveling alone in cars/taxis
- Friendly locality and locals.
Places To Visit In March In India
Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
It’s known to every travel enthusiast that Rajasthan is one of the safest places in India for female solo and group travelers. So, there could’ve been no better start to this list with Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.
With golden deserts and cold northern winds set up in March, a great relief from the scorching Sun can be witnessed here. The temperature is ideal for travel and pairs outfits to match your Instagram aesthetic posts.
More than just the famous Sahara Desert, attractions like the lakes, the forts and palaces, the desert safari, the traditional handicrafts and cotton markets, and the famous Sam sand dunes offer a massive list for setting up the travel mood.
Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand not only offers you a complete view of a colored mosaic, lush green forests, giant and yet gorgeous waterfalls but also a heartfelt trekking and off-roading experience through the Himalayan foothills. If you want to create a perfect balance between your health and travel, this location is the ideal one for you.
Initially known for its religious values, Rishikesh has become a bustling tourist attraction for being a safe yet beautiful place for adventure sports like bungee jumping (80ft), river rafting, etc. It is a very safe place for females throughout the day. This place is a fantastic option or choice for many female travelers.
If you are planning an extended vacation, Nainital, Mussoorie, and Dehradun sites lie at an approachable distance from Rishikesh.
So, if you are an adventure seeker and want to discover the realms of adventure sports, shifting your way towards Rishikesh would be the best deal for you.
Kullu and Manali, Himachal Pradesh
If you missed the chance to visit the winter snow of Himachal in January, don’t worry. The cold breeze flowing from higher mountains and the comfortable sun heat make this location a perfect place for your staycation this spring.
The mall road, a considerable variety of trekking spots, water sports, and beautiful river channels are still waiting for you. Various temple sites and the famous village of Malana lie close to Kullu and Manali. And yes! Don’t dare to forget the famous Naggar Castle from the movie “Jab We Met” in case you have already decided to pay a visit here. If you are lucky enough with the weather, you can easily bag a chance to ski through the Solang valley and enjoy a yak ride or two.
Fully packed with hotels, hostels, and resorts, staying at this beautiful place is no big problem. However, suppose you still want to strengthen the feeling of security in your mind. In that case, you can always book your stay at Himachal Tourism’s range of government hotels (with the name HPTDC).
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
The strategic position of these islands offers a year broad scope of travel opportunities at this place. A series of small islands and exciting water sports, accompanied by beautiful hut resorts, make this a fantastic option for your travel plans.
It’s one of the cheapest yet trendy places for water sports like scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling, etc. Suppose you are also interested in knowing about exotic lifestyles and cultural practices of tribal groups. In that case, these islands are also planning to promote tribal tourism and a chance to spend a few days in that exotic life in their ‘safe tribal zones .’
However, keep in check with the list of prohibited activities (public consumption of toxic substances, restrictions on overnight strolls and stay at beaches, etc.) available at the UT’s website.
Udaipur, Rajasthan
One of the safest, absolutely gorgeous, and a little less explored, Udaipur is an excellent alternative for female travelers. The city is full of lakes, unlike the popular conception of Rajasthan to be a dry state. This place offers an insight into the history and culture of Rajasthan, along with the finest cotton and bamboo silk textile shops in the country.
Other than the readily available and safe stay options, you get a chance to stay at some heritage hostels and palaces at affordable prices. Heritage stays at Udaipur are way cheaper than castle stays at Jaipur, and the views from these places are surreal.
Mysore, Humpi, and more, Karnataka
Besides the exclusively beautiful Western Ghats and hill ranges like Chikmagalur, Karnataka visits some historically significant yet absolutely gorgeous sites like Mysore and Hampi.
The beautiful beaches of Mangalore and densely rich forests of remote Karnataka act as a contrast to each other and yet attract many tourists from around the world.
If you like things the modern way, the nightlife of Bangalore, Mysore palace, Cubbon park, and botanical garden in mainstream Bangalore can also be a good option for you.
Gulmarg, Kashmir
Rightly said as the “Heaven on Earth,” Gulmarg and other parts of Kashmir become fully accessible in March. The tulip gardens, Nubra Valley, a Shikara ride at the Dal Lake, and a beautiful houseboat stay are an ideal watchlist for our female travelers.
This place is always a fun and safe destination for solo travelers. This place automatically becomes better if you are traveling in a group. Boarding even to the nearest airport or railway station still offers a vast scope for enjoying the motorable roads, views, and boundaries of this region.
Triund, Himachal Pradesh
A mountain top with an unreal view, streets full of traditional Buddhist and Hindu artifacts and arts, and the entire Kangra valley of Himachal Pradesh all light up with just the adequate amount of sunlight in March.
One can easily find his way to nearby spots in the vicinity of this place. The base destination of Dharamshala, the summer capital of Himachal, is considered the safest place for females to visit in the state.
You can enjoy a fulfilling adventurous road trip in the mountains.
Wayanad, Kerala
We all know that Kerala has a lot of beautiful beaches to offer. Still, other than that, Kerala also offers some wildlife sanctuaries, waterfalls, natural cave sites, lakes, and a very famous wildlife park, all in the region of Wayanad.
Kerala offers village tours, traditional boat rides, magnificent Dravida-style temples, and age-old ayurvedic therapy sessions if we move further south. If one is lucky enough, they can also find some eye-catching bars and parties in the streets of Kerala.
Sikkim
When we think of travel, we often think about the northeastern states of India. However, what usually misses our eye is the state of Sikkim, infamously known as the brother of ‘the seven sisters .’
In case the famous K2 mountains are not enough to catch your attention, we are sure the lavishly filled street markets, everblooming rhododendrons of March, traditional and delicious Tibetan food will surely do the magic’.
The zero point and Gangtok stand to be the most popular tourist attractions in the region.
Goa - The beach town of Goa is known for its beautiful beaches, lively nightlife and laid back vibe.
Undoubtedly, any “places to visit” list is incomplete without mentioning Goa. If you were also looking for this name, here it is! Though in massive demand throughout the year as a tourist destination, the period from mid-February to mid-March is the most ideal for anyone who wants to re-awaken their party animal.
The Great Goa Carnival, the never-ending rave parties, the cheapest beer in the entire country?? Obviously, the beaches are a significant attraction during March.
Some Famous places to visit in march
Jaipur - Explore the Pink City with its famous forts and palaces.
Jaipur is one of the most popular destinations in Rajasthan. It has been called the ‘Pink City’ because of the color of its buildings. This city was founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727. He wanted to build a capital city that would rival Mughal Delhi.
Agra - See the Taj Mahal and other iconic monuments at this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Agra is located in Uttar Pradesh state in northern India. It is known as the “City of Love” because of the Taj Mahal. Built between 1632 and 1648, this mausoleum is an architectural masterpiece. It is made entirely of white marble and features intricate carvings and floral designs.
Kerala - Experience the backwaters of Kerala and relax on houseboats.
Kerala is one of the most beautiful states in India. Located along the Arabian Sea, it has lush green forests, beaches, and mountains. Its capital city, Thiruvananthapuram, is home to many historical sites and museums. One of the most popular attractions is the Kovalam Beach, where visitors can enjoy the sun and sand.
Delhi - Discover the rich culture of India's capital city.
Kerala is one of the most beautiful states in India. Located along the Arabian Sea, it has lush green forests, beaches, and mountains. Its capital city, Thiruvananthapuram, is home to many historical sites and museums. One of the most popular attractions is the Kovalam Beach, where visitors can enjoy the sun and sand.