Top 20 Places to visit in March in North India Tour Package

Top 20 Places to visit in March in North
India Tour Package
India is a country that is all about unity in diversity. This country has been blessed
by the abundance of natural beauty, whether it is the hills and the mountains, the
rivers and other smaller water bodies, forests or even the sea beaches. Whether
you go to the south or the north, the east or the west, you can have your heart’s
filled with exquisite places that are worth every ounce of the money and effort.
20 Places that cannot be Given a Miss as Part of North India
Tour Itinerary:-
The mountain ranges and the charming hill stations that are a must-see as part
of North India Tours
1. Kashmir – It is also called the Switzerland of India, this place is no less than
heaven on the Earth. Srinagar is connected by air from all major cities of India and
Udhampur by rail.

Main Attractions – Other than enjoying the natural charm of the place, tourists
should not miss the boat ride on the Dal Lake, Mughal Garden, and the Apharwat
Peak.
2. Rishikesh– Other than being a holy place, the town is famous for river rafting
and the venue for many other adventure sports. Land at Jolly Grant Airport in
Dehradun or take a train up to Haridwar and then take a taxi or bus up to
Rishikesh.
Main Attractions: – The Ram Jhoola, Lakshman Jhoola, Triveni Ghat, and
Parmarth Niketan Ashram.

3. Mussoorie – Amidst the hill ranges and the clouds, this place is popular for its
scenic beauty and waterfalls. The closest airport is Jolly Grant in Dehradun and
railway station is the Dehradun station.
Main Attractions: – Kempty Falls, Shopping at Mall Road, Jharipani Falls, and
Mussoorie Lake.

4. Nainital – The Naini Lake and the surrounding Kumaon ranges make this an
interesting tourist place in March. Interested people usually take the road from
nearest cities to reach the place. Kathgodam is the closest railway station.
Main Attractions: – Naini Lake, the Naini Devi temple, Naini Peak, Tiffin Top, and
the snow view point.

5. Manali – A picturesque setting, this hill station in the north is nestled in the
Himalayan range and is located at a height of 2050 meters from sea level. This is
your best chance to see snow from closest quarters; even in March and the
summer season.
Main Attractions:- The wild Beas river, Hampta Pass, Rohtang Pass, the Hidimba
Devi Temple, Solang Valley, and Bhrigu Lake.

6. Shimla – The capital city of Himachal Pradesh, also called the queen of hills and
the summer capital of India during the British era, is an important destination for
amazing sights and view of the Himalayas. Go for a day tour of nearby areas like
Kufri and Naldehra.
Main Attractions: - The Mall road, The Ridge, Annandale Ground, Shaily Peak, and
the toy train ride from Kalka to Shimla.

7. Mcleodganj and Dharamshala – These two towns of Himachal Pradesh are
ideal destinations in March under North India tour packages. Relax and enjoy the
views of the Dhauladhar range, visit the official residence of His Holiness the Dalai
Lama in India.
Main Attractions: - Dal Lake, Kangra Fort, Gyuto Monastery, Naddi View Point and
Triund Hill.

8. Leh Ladakh – Connected by air from Leh and by rail from Jammu, this place is
for people who can easily cope with altitude sickness. Ladakh means the land of
high passes. It is located in the state of Jammu & Kashmir – Leh is the biggest city
here followed by Kargil.
Main Attractions: – Zanskar Mountain Ranges, Pangong Tso Lake, Tso Moriri Lake,
Khardungla Pass – The highest motorable place in India, Nubra Valley and the
Magnetic Hill.

9. Tirthan Valley – Situated in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, this is an
upcoming place in North India tours because of the trekking and hiking potential
here.
Things To Do – Crossing the turbulent Beas river, the Serloskar Lake, the Great
Himalayan National Park, Jalori Pass, and rock climbing opportunities.

10. Mount Abu – One of the coolest places in the otherwise hot state of
Rajasthan, March is the ideal time to visit this picturesque place and visit the
Dilwara Temple and Nakki Lake. Located at an altitude of 1220 meters, tourists
need to land at Udaipur Airport at a distance of 210 km and Abu road railway
station located 28 km from the main hub.
Main Attraction: – Dilwara Temple, the wildlife sanctuary, Nakki Lake, Achalgarh
village, Toad Rock
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Indian Forests and Wildlife Sanctuaries
11. The Ranthambore National Park - One of the most popular sites in India for
tiger watching - the park today has the highest population of tigers in India. The
park is located in Rajasthan and can be reached via rail – alight at Sawai
Madhopur railway station and take a cab. Sanganer Airport in Jaipur is the nearest
airport.
Main Attraction: – The Bakaula region of the forest, Ranthambore Fort, Raj Bagh
Ruins, Kachida Valley and Surwal Lake.

12. Jim Corbett – Located in the state of Uttarakhand, the forest is well-known for
tiger spotting and elephant safari as the temperatures start rising in March; it is a
good time to catch the tigers when they are out at the riverfront. Ramnagar is the
closest railway station. Alternately tourists can also reach via road.
Things To Do – Jungle Safari at the Corbett National Park, River Rafting, Corbett
Waterfall, visit the Corbett Museum.
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Forts, Heritage Palaces and the Thar Desert
of the North
13. Udaipur – Also known as the City of Lakes, this city in Rajasthan is filled with
heritage properties that have been converted to modern hotels to accommodate
tourist rush during the springtime. With its own railway station and airport, the
city is also reachable by road from all areas nearby.
Main Attractions: – Lake Pichola, City Palace, Sajjangarh Fort, Fateh Sagar Lake,
Eklingji Temple
14. Jaisalmer– One of the most acclaimed places because of its proximity to the
Great Indian Thar Desert, this place is a perfect tourist spot to visit in March. To

each the place cabs and taxis can be taken from Jodhpur that is the nearest
railway and air connects.
Main Attractions: – Desert Safari, Sam Sand Dunes, Jaisalmer Fort, Gadisar Lake,
Salim Singh Ki Haveli, Kuldhara Village, and Jain Temple.
15. The Pink City Jaipur – An essential part of the North India tour - the right
place to visit in March when the sun is still not so hot. One of the busiest city in

terms of Rajasthan tours, one can reach Sanganer Airport by air or take the train
to Jaipur railway station.
Main Attractions: - Don’t miss the Hawa Mahal, the Jaigarh Fort, the Amber Fort,
Jantar Mantar, Majestic Forts and Palaces, Rajput food and customs.
Must visit Holy Places in Northern India
16. Varanasi – Also called Banaras, this city in Uttar Pradesh is synonymous with
Hindu religious sentiments and considered one of the holiest places in Hinduism.

The Ganga Aarti and the ritual bath in the holy river is what attract people to this
place.
Main Attractions: – Dashashwamedh Ghat and Vishwanath Temple.
17. Amritsar – A Sikh pilgrimage city, the city is famous for The Golden Temple,
the Jallianwala Bagh and the Wagah border. Bustling with activity, Amritsar is well
connected with the rest of the country by rail and has its own airport.
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Other Top Most Tourist Destinations of North India

18. New Delhi - The capital of India. It is crowded with historical places that are
popular sightseeing destinations like the Qutub Minar, the Red Fort, Jama Masjid,
India Gate and many more such places that stand proud and tall – reminiscent of
the yesteryears. The city has 3 major railway stations – Old Delhi, New Delhi, and
Hazrat Nizamuddin stations. The Indira Gandhi International Airport connects well
with other domestic and international airports.
Other Places to visit: – Rashtrapati Bhawan, Lodhi Garden, Lotus Temple,
Humayun’s Tomb, Jantar Mantar, Chandni Chowk, Akshardham Temple, and
many more amazing places.
19. Agra– World famous for the Taj Mahal tour, a visit to this city in March is ideal
to witness the monument dedicated to love. Other places worthy of sightseeing
include the Fatehpur Sikri and the Agra Fort. The city is well connected by rail and

air from all major cities within India. Another way to reach Agra is to hire a car
from New Delhi.
Other places to visit: – Historical sites like the Itimad-Ud-Daulah Tomb and
Akbar’s Tomb. One can also plan day tours to Mathura (located at a distance of
57.5 km from Agra) and Vrindavan (located at a distance of 14.4 km from Agra).
20. Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh – It is a world heritage site. The temples with
sculptures depicting explicit sexual poses differentiate it from all other Hindu

Temples you can visit in North India Temple Tour. The city has good connectivity
by rail and air from all major cities of the country.
Main Attractions: – Architectures of Khajuraho temples, Kandariya Mahadev
Temple, Lakshmana temple, Chaturbhuj Temple, Dulhadev Temple, Nandi
Temple, and more such famous sacred sites.
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