Surat, now directly connected to major cities including Delhi, Bengaluru and Kolkata
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Surat, now directly connected to major cities including Delhi, Bengaluru and Kolkata 
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Surat has direct air connectivity with 10 cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru, and Kolkata. As per recent reports, now there are direct multiple flights to and from these cities which will definitely make it more convenient for tra … Read more
Surat has direct air connectivity with 10 cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru, and Kolkata. As per recent reports, now there are direct multiple flights to and from these cities which will definitely make it more convenient for travellers to visit the "diamond city" Surat. Read less
Here’s what is in store for travellers.
Did you know that the famous Dumas Beach is located in Surat? It is believed that Dumas Beach is one of the most haunted places in India. According to folklore, the beach was once upon a time a cremation ground. Several tales of eerie voices and whispers have come up from the area…
Hajira village is another destination you must explore if scenic beach getaways are your thing. It’s a popular weekend getaway for the locals and few tourists. Hajira village is located just 28 km from Surat.
If you are a fan of history, head to the 16th century Surat Castle. This castle was built by Sultan Mahmud III as a defense against Portuguese attacks. The old fort is now a popular tourist attraction and a museum. Also worth checking out is the 17th century Dutch Garden. It’s located near the Tapi River makes the garden a popular picnic spot.
Now that the city of Surat has better air connectivity with other major cities in the country, go ahead and plan an exciting holiday in Surat.
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