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Best Places to Visit in India under Rs. 20000 in March from Ahmedabad
Here's a list of the best destinations you can visit in March with a budget of Rs. 20000. Discover the most preferred places for March that suit your budget.
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1Diu
Home to Palm-Fringed White Sand Beaches
Take your beach love to Diu. You will love exploring the beaches and water sports. Additionally, the serene environs of Diu will calm your mind.
₹15,905
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2Vadodara
Cultural Capital of Gujarat
Vadodara is an ideal destination for heritage buffs. You will love participating in colourful Navratri celebrations, exploring historical edifices and visiting vibrant market places. The local cuisines at Vadodara are worth trying out too.
₹152
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3Surat
Gujarat's Commercial and Economic Hub
Located on the banks of River Tapi, Surat was once a thriving seaport. Fondly called ‘The Silk City’ of India, its sandy beaches, historic landmarks and picturesque tourist spots have something for everyone.
₹13,116
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4Goa
Popular for beaches and nightlife
Come and fall in love with the beach vibe of Goa. You will love beaches, water sports and nightlife. Don’t forget to indulge in adventure activities at Goa.
₹15,675
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5Ujjain
Home of Kalidasa and Patanjali
One of the seven sacred Hindu cities, Ujjain is located on the banks of river Kshipra and is land of the magnificent Kumbh Mela.,Iconic religious sites and a web of lively lanes are a vibrant display of Ujjain’s art and heritage.
₹1,424
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6Mumbai
Financial & Glamour Capital of India
Mumbai is extremely popular for its beautiful beaches. You will love attending outdoor art festivals, trekking, shopping, sailing, beach hopping. You can also unwind amidst the tranquil surroundings of Mumbai.
₹15,419
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7Mandu
A Historic Old City
Mandu, also known as Mandavgad, is a historic city located in the Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Mandu is known for its rich history, architectural marvels, and romantic legends, making it a popular destination for tourists, history buffs, and architecture enthusiasts.
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8Muzaffarpur
The Litchi Kingdom
Muzaffarpur is a city located in the state of Bihar, India. The city is located on the banks of the Burhi Gandak River and is known for its historic landmarks, rich cultural heritage, and local cuisine. Muzaffarpur is also a major hub for trade and commerce in Bihar, with industries such as sugar, agro-based products, and jute manufacturing.
₹7,970
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9Bareilly
The ‘Zari Zardori’ City of Uttar Pradesh
Bareilly is a culturally-rich city located in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The city was founded by Mukrand Rai in 1657 and later became an essential part of the East India Company. Apart from being a historically significant city, Bareilly is also known for its cane furniture, Zari Zardozi works, Surma & Manjha-Kites production and religious places like The Nath Nagri, Ala Hazrat and so on. Along with tourist places and architectural marvels, Bareilly also offers amazing options to food lovers. Bareilly ki Barfi is famous all over the world. Once you are in Bareilly, you should try Seekh Kebabs, Tikkas, Chaats, and Lassis. Trying them from the local street vendors is a piece of advice you should definitely follow.
₹11,798
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10Azamgarh
A city of many hues!
Azamgarh is home to a diverse cultural heritage that reflects the influence of Hinduism, the Avadh culture of Eastern Uttar Pradesh, and the Jaat culture of Northern Uttar Pradesh. Ramnavmi, Janmashtmi, Shivratri, Dussehra, Deepawali, Id-ul-Fitr, Id-ul-Zuha, Moharram, and many others are celebrated by the Hindu and Muslim population here.
₹17,030
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11Tawang
The Hidden Gem of Arunachal
Tawang is a town located in Arunachal Pradesh, close to the border with Bhutan and Tibet. Tawang has a rich and fascinating history, dating back to the 17th century when it was founded by the Monpa people. It is home to the famous Tawang Monastery, one of the largest and oldest monasteries in Asia.
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12Khammam
Telangana’s Fourth Biggest City
Khammam is the fourth biggest city in the Indian state of Telangana and has been there for quite some time, going by a number of different names during the course of its long history. The city was significant in India's fight for independence from colonial rule and is about 200 kilometres from the state capital of Hyderabad. In modern times, it has become a cultural icon and a spiritual hub for tourists. It is named after the vertical rock or 'Khamba' at the base of the Narsimhadri Temple.
₹9,250
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13Vrindavan
A sacred site for the Hindu deity Krishna.
Vrindavan, also spelled Vrindaban and Brindaban, is a historic town in Uttar Pradesh's Mathura district. Located in the Braj Bhoomi region, it is a religiously significant place, especially for Hindus as Lord Krishna, the Indian deity, spent most of his early life here. Vrindavan has approximately 5,500 temples devoted solely to Krishna and his supreme consort Radha.
₹19,431
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14Kumbakonam
The Temple Town of Tamil Nadu
Kumbakonam, in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, is a stunning temple town with a wealth of attractions. Tourists and pilgrims are drawn to the area year after year by the thousands of temples that dot the landscape around the city. Kumbakonam is commonly referred to as a “temple town” all over the country since it is home to several well-known temples. Every year, thousands of people from all over the country make the journey here to pay homage to their gods at various temples that are also well-known for their cultural and architectural significance. Kumbakonam also hosts a number of annual events, including the popular Mahamahan Festival.
₹18,274
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15Nagpur
Orange City
Nagpur is popular for production of the oranges and is home to magnificent lakes and tiger reserves.
₹960
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16Kishangarh
Blend of history, culture and architecture
Kishangarh, one of Rajasthan's undiscovered gems, can be found 18 kilometres from Ajmer and 90 kilometres from the state capital, Jaipur. This, along with some of the state's other lesser-known sites, offers a truly remarkable, genuine experience apart from the state's more well-known tourist hotspots. Kishangarh enjoys the same level of fame as other tourist hotspots in the state because of its prominence in the marble industry. Kishangarh's ancient fort and Mokham Vilas are just a few attractions surrounding the area. The city's old painting art, known as Bani Thani, is so well-known that the Indian government carved a representation of it onto a stamp.
₹10,164
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17Lachen
Enchanting Lachen: A Himalayan Haven
Nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas, Lachen is a charming village in North Sikkim that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its traditional wooden homes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality, Lachen is a true gem for travellers seeking tranquillity. Discover the magic of Lachen and create unforgettable memories in this picturesque paradise.
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18Pithoragarh
A Quaint Town in Uttarakhand
Pithoragarh is a scenic town situated in the northern state of Uttarakhand in India. Known for its natural beauty and cultural significance, it serves as a gateway to the Himalayan ranges and is a popular destination among tourists and trekkers.
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19Manesar
The Industrial Hub of Haryana
Manesar is a fast-growing industrial town located in the Gurgaon district of Haryana. It is situated about 32 kilometres southwest of New Delhi and is well-connected to the national capital region (NCR) by road and rail. Many multinational companies have established their offices and factories there making it one of the fastest-growing towns in the region.
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20Hisar
Steel production capital of India
Hisar is one of Haryana's rapidly expanding urban centres. Aside from being the district capital, the city of Hisar is also notable for its well-planned neighbourhoods. Hisar is popularly known as the ‘Steel Production Capital of India’. This is a popular vacation spot because of the many attractions it offers, from historic landmarks to scenic parks and rivers.
₹6,808
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21Junagadh
City with a rich artistic heritage
Junagadh, the former capital of the princely state of the same name, is a city steeped in artistic heritage, as seen by the many works of enormous talent found here. It is home to some of the world's most beautiful and well-known forts and palaces. The city's food culture is a striking reflection of royal dishes offered in modern style and comforts at a wide variety of restaurants and cafés, making it a refuge for gastronomic discovery and a must-visit destination for any trip to Gujarat. In addition to the historical sites, local markets are a must-see in Junagadh.
₹8,700
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Discover destinations in the month of March with a budget of Rs. 20000
If you are planning a moderately low budget of around Rs. 20,000 for a tour, look for short getaway options. However, you definitely need to pre-pan to avoid last moment booking hikes. Make sure to keep a tab of all expenditures and make all your bookings in advance – right from travel, to stay, to activities. Stick to low budget restaurants or local foods and local markets to stay within your budget limits.
March is the month when you are usually left with a number of leaves before the next fiscal year begins. Well, why worry? Plan a relaxing trip and rejuvenate yourself. Head towards the northern hemisphere to experience the soothing spring, or the southern hemisphere to enjoy the awesome autumn.
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
What are some of the best holidays you can plan with a budget of Rs. 20,000?
Destinations like Murudeshwar, Bidar, Mangalore, Munnar, Kodaikanal, Araku Valley, Coorg, Havelock Island, Chikmagalur, Nandi Hills, Aurangabad, Kedarnath, Rameshwaram, Ooty, Mahabalipuram, Kabini, Shirdi, Kochi, Gokarna, Madurai, Bhopal, Patna and Nainital can be planned under a budget of Rs. 20,000.
Why is it recommended to travel in March?
Travelling in March can be very pleasant as the weather is just perfect - neither too hot nor too cold. March is usually the moderate travel season so you will save yourself from the rush of tourists.
What should you keep in mind when travelling with a budget of Rs. 20,000?
A lot can be done with a budget of Rs. 20,000! Decent hotels, cool homestays and rustic BnBs can easily fit into this budget. Instead of tourist places, you can explore the destination like a local by visiting local bazaars, cafes, restaurants, streets, etc. Take a shared cab or public transportation to save money. Spend time in nature and take leisurely walks instead of visiting expensive places.