March marks the beginning of a steady transition until the monsoon season moves through, bringing some relief to countries plagued by scorching temperatures and high humidity. Take advantage by traveling to Indian sub-continent in March as you will visit during the “shoulder” period between the wet and dry seasons. South India is a perfect example, the state of Kerala remains pleasant for most of March as April to June is the summer time, with the maximum temperature remaining around 33 degrees centigrade. Travelling to South India just after the peak season will mean less busy beaches and of course hotels.