Visiting Surat in March can be a good time for several reasons:
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Mild Weather: March marks the end of winter in Surat, leading to pleasant temperatures. The average temperature ranges between 20°C to 30°C, making it comfortable for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
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Vibrant Festivals: Surat is known for its vibrant cultural scene, and March often hosts various festivals and events. The Kavi Sammelan, which celebrates poetry and literature, is a popular event during this time. Additionally, the Surat International Kite Festival, held in February or March, attracts kite enthusiasts and tourists alike.
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Fewer Crowds: Compared to peak tourist seasons, March is less crowded, allowing visitors to explore the city’s attractions without long queues and congestion. This can make it a more relaxed and enjoyable experience.
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Affordable Travel: With fewer tourists during this period, hotels and flights often offer discounts and promotions, making it a more budget-friendly time to travel to Surat.
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Local Events: Surat is home to various local events and initiatives in March, such as the Surat Marathon, which attracts runners from all over the country. These events provide opportunities to interact with locals and experience the city’s culture firsthand.
Weather In Surat During March
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Things To Do In Surat In March
- Surat International Kite Festival: Held annually in March, this festival attracts kite enthusiasts from all over the world. Visitors can enjoy kite-flying competitions, workshops, and demonstrations.
- Surat Gaurav Diwas: Celebrated on March 20, this day marks the anniversary of Surat’s founding. The city comes alive with parades, cultural programs, and other festivities.
- International Yoga Day: Celebrated on June 21, this day is marked with yoga sessions, workshops, and seminars. Visitors can learn about the benefits of yoga and participate in free yoga classes.
- Surat Gujarati Sahitya Parishad’s Literature Festival: Held in March, this festival celebrates Gujarati literature and culture. Visitors can attend book readings, discussions, and workshops.
- Surat Craft Mela: This fair showcases the traditional crafts of Surat. Visitors can find a wide variety of handmade goods, including textiles, pottery, jewelry, and more.
- Surat Food Festival: Held in March, this festival offers a chance to sample a variety of Gujarati and Indian cuisines. Visitors can enjoy traditional dishes, street food, and sweet treats.
- Surat Art Festival: This festival features exhibitions of contemporary and traditional art. Visitors can admire the work of local and international artists.
Tourism In Surat, India During March
Surat is a city in the state of Gujarat, India, and is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and a variety of tourist attractions. During the month of March, Surat experiences pleasant weather, making it an ideal time for tourists to visit. The city offers a plethora of activities and attractions for visitors to explore and enjoy.
One of the main attractions in Surat is Hajira Village, located approximately 20 kilometers from the city center. Hajira Village is known for its beautiful beaches, clear blue waters, and picturesque surroundings. Tourists can indulge in various water sports activities, such as swimming, surfing, and jet skiing. The village also has a number of resorts and hotels offering comfortable accommodation and delectable cuisine.
Another popular tourist spot in Surat is the Dutch Garden, also known as Surat Castle. Built by the Dutch in the 17th century, this historical fort is a testament to the city’s rich past. Tourists can explore the fort’s ramparts, dungeons, and other structures, which offer a glimpse into Surat’s history. The garden surrounding the fort is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere.
Surat is also home to several museums and art galleries that showcase the city’s cultural heritage and artistic traditions. The Sardar Patel Museum, located in the heart of the city, houses a vast collection of artifacts, sculptures, and paintings that depict the history and culture of Surat and the surrounding region. The Jagdish and Kamlaben Art Gallery exhibits a diverse range of contemporary and traditional Indian art, providing insights into the creativity and talent of local artists.
In addition to its historical and cultural attractions, Surat offers a variety of shopping options for tourists. The city is famous for its textile industry, and visitors can find a wide range of fabrics, clothing, and handicrafts at various markets and shopping centers. Surat is also known for its delicious cuisine, and tourists can savor a variety of Gujarati dishes at local restaurants and eateries.
Overall, Surat offers a diverse range of attractions and activities for tourists visiting during the month of March. From exploring historical sites and museums to enjoying water sports and shopping, Surat has something to offer every type of traveler.