• Temperature: High - 34°C, Low - 17°C

Varanasi is more than just a city; It is an experience that takes you through the cycle of life and death along the banks of the sacred river Ganges. This is where you will see all kinds of rituals offering a kind of spiritual salvation for the believers. March is a great month to visit, thanks in part to special events like Maha Shivratri and the Drupada Sangeet Festival. Whether you're there for spirituality or to experience one of the oldest living cities in the world, Varanasi will definitely leave an impression.

• Temperature: High - 14.4°C, Low - 6.3°C

Darjeeling is the ideal place for you in March if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Darjeeling is also famous as 'Queen of Hills' which is located in West Bengal. It is famous for its aromatic tea and vast tea plantations. The iconic Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, adds a charming, vintage touch. Whether you are into sightseeing, wildlife spotting, or spiritual journeys into monasteries, there is something for everyone. If you're an adventure lover, even better – Darjeeling has a whole host of adrenaline-pumping activities to do. 

• Temperature: High - 33°, Low - 23°

Goa in March is a festival in itself. Goa beaches are vibrant, the waters are inviting, and the culture is intoxicating. It is one of the top choices of travelers in March not only for its scenic beauty but also for its vibrant festivals. Shigmotsav is Goa's own version of Holi, a spectacle of colours, floats and street parties. Add to this the perfect weather – warm sunshine and cool breeze – and you have an ideal holiday package.

• Temperature: High - 19°C, Low - 05°C

Sikkim is like a slice of heaven in the Himalayas, often described as an untouched Shangri-La. With a stunning backdrop of snow-clad mountains like Mount Kangchenjunga, crystal-clear lakes and ancient Tibetan monasteries, Sikkim is perfect for those seeking both adventure and peace. March is the ideal time to visit; The weather is pleasant, the cold of winter has subsided, and summer has not yet started. If you're there during this time don't miss the Lampokhri Tourism Festival – it's a real cultural delight.

• Temperature: High - 29°C, Low - 17°C

Imagine a place where you can spot a one-horned rhinoceros, maybe even a tiger, amidst beautiful weather – welcome to Kaziranga National Park, Assam. March is the best time to visit, the climate here is suitable for safari. Known for housing two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinoceros population, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest wildlife sanctuary in Assam. The park offers elephant rides, which is the most authentic way to explore its natural beauty.

• Temperature: High - 33°C, Low - 10°C

Manali! It is like the land where legends and amazing nature coexist. Situated at the height of the Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh, this place is not only beautiful; It is steeped in ancient myths. Some people even say that humanity began from here. If you're glancing at the calendar for the best time to visit, circle March in bold. Firstly, there is the Fagli Mela festival, where you get a glimpse of the local hill life. Think of it as an authentic slice of Manali served on a festive platter. And hey, if you're an adrenaline junkie, you're in for a treat – river rafting season starts just then. So, whether you are interested in myths, nature, or that old adrenaline rush, a Manali trip in March is like hitting the jackpot. What are you waiting for?

• Temperature: High - 36°C, Low - 17°C

March in Nainital is like waking up to a fresh, new world. This hill station has passed its snowy winter and the atmosphere is drenched in the freshness of spring. Religious or not, you will enjoy a visit to Naina Devi Temple and Bhimtal Lake. Also, local festivals like Phuldei and Bikhoti offer a colorful glimpse of the culture. It is a refreshing break, wrapped in the aura of new beginnings.

• Temperature: High - 26°C, Low - 18°C

Rajasthan! It's like stepping into a storybook where the sand dunes are golden and the forts look like they're straight out of a fairy tale. Now, March may be balmy, but let's flip that coin – it actually adds a little extra sparkle to the place. Daytime in Jaipur is a whirlwind of colors and sounds. You can wander through the bustling markets or delve deep into the history of the ancient forts. But when the sun dips below the horizon, the real magic happens. The stars come out to play, and you won't want to miss that divine show. And if you're up for a short road trip, head to Udaipur, also known as the 'Venice of the East'. With its gorgeous lakes and palaces, it is a must-see. Whether you are keen to be a full-fledged tourist or you just want to relax in a luxurious hotel, Rajasthan has got just the ticket to a dream holiday for you. So, ready to live that fairy tale?

• Temperature: High - 36°C, Low - 21°C

Take a step back in time when you visit Hampi. This place is like an open museum of ancient Indian history and architecture which is also known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With March offering the best weather to visit, you will be transported to a world of old temples, royal palaces and once-bustling market streets. Every stone and ruin tells stories of the grand civilization that once was. You don't need to be a history buff to appreciate this; Whether you are a laid-back backpacker or a keen historian, Hampi fascinates everyone with its array of over 500 fascinating sites.

• Temperature: High - 35°C, Low - 15°C

Marching into Shillong is much like stepping into a landscape painting. Often called the 'Scotland of the East', Shillong offers an idyllic setting with its hills and lush greenery. At an altitude of 4908 feet, you are literally on top of the world, enjoying the beauty of nature without any of the disruption of the city chaos. There are plenty of tourist places in Shillong and if you are interested in adventure, you will not be disappointed.

• Temperature: High - 32°C, Low - 25°C

The Andaman Islands are a tropical paradise with a rebellious past. Once known as “Kalapani” and used by the British to imprison freedom fighters, these islands are now a top destination for both relaxation and adventure seekers. March is an ideal time to visit, it is the perfect season for exploring crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Don't miss Elephant Beach, Barren Island and Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. Be it scuba diving, snorkeling, or just enjoying the sun, Andaman has you covered.

• Temperature: High - 30°C, Low - 15°C

Where the sacred Ganga flows and the Himalayas stand tall, Rishikesh—a spiritual and adventure hotspot—waits for you. After the winter chill, the city beckons rafting lovers. Come March, and the International Yoga Festival paints the town with spirituality, offering over 60 hours of sessions from renowned teachers. It's the perfect time for both serenity and excitement.

• Temperature: High - 32°C, Low - 17°C

Starting its journey as a beacon for Project Tiger in 1973, Ranthambore National Park now stands as a sanctuary teeming with these majestic creatures. Amidst this wild beauty lies the iconic Ranthambore Fort, a World Heritage Site. March offers the perfect blend of weather for a safari adventure, as the climate strikes a balmy balance.