SURAT TOURISM

Daman and Diu lie along the western coast of the world, a little northward towards the state of Gujarat in western India. This union territory of Daman and Diu is idyllic, peaceful and still very unspoiled, lying amid the many beaches of Maharashtra, the Konkan Coast and Goa.Devka Beach in Daman is one of the key tourist attractions here. It has an amusement park right next to it, with vibrantly coloured fountains, a children's corner, as well as a food court. You can go to Jampore Beach, located south of Daman, for those who want to take a dip in the cool sea water.In addition, on the northern side of the Daman Ganga River, you can also find St. Jerome Fort. It dates back to the 17th century and has an impressive structure and design that will take away your breath. In addition, several notable Portuguese churches spread around Daman and Diu can be found.

Surat's Dumas Beach is popular for paranormal activities. Locals and tourists who say spirits walk along the shore at night have reported several incidents here. Screams at night, spooky laughter and odd noises have been recorded by people.Incidents of people disappearing from Dumas Beach have reportedly occurred. If you visit throughout the day, enjoy strolling on the expansive beach and bingeing on local food products sold at the beach (bhajiya and tomato puri). In addition, on the northern side of the Daman Ganga River, you can also find the St. Jerome Fort.

A joy for marine biology enthusiasts is this underwater aquarium. Around 100 species of fish, including sharks, exist. Fish include stingrays, piranhas, jellyfish, goldfish, starfish, lobsters, eels, turtles and a shark tank. These fishes are harvested from freshwater, lagoons and oceans. Please visit this place with your children and family.