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Travel Tips for Surat

Surat is one of the safest city in India, and even travelling at night is not a matter for concern, as the city night life is such that people don't interfere much with other.

Overview

Surat is one of the safest city in India, and even travelling at night is not a matter for concern, as the city night life is such that people don't interfere much with other. Everybody is busy with their own friends and family; leave them alone, and you'll be fine.

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Staying safe

Surat is one of the safest city in India, and even travelling at night is not a matter for concern, as the city night life is such that people don't interfere much with other. Everybody is busy with their own friends and family; leave them alone, and you'll be fine.

Staying safe

Surat is one of the safest city in India, and even travelling at night is not a matter for concern, as the city night life is such that people don't interfere much with other. Everybody is busy with their own friends and family; leave them alone, and you'll be fine.

  • •Surat is one of the safest city in India, and even travelling at night is not a matter for concern, as the city night life is such that people don't interfere much with other.
  • •Everybody is busy with their own friends and family; leave them alone, and you'll be fine.

When to go

The climate is tropical and the city receives the full impact of the monsoon. Winter Temperature: Max 31°C, Min 12°C Summer Temperature: Max 42°C, Min 24°C Rainfall: mid-June to mid-September 931.9 mm Lowest Recorded Temperature: 6.5°C Highest Recorded Temperature: 48°C

When to go

The climate is tropical and the city receives the full impact of the monsoon.

  • •The climate is tropical and the city receives the full impact of the monsoon.

When to go

Rainfall: mid-June to mid-September 931.9 mm

  • •Rainfall: mid-June to mid-September 931.9 mm

Getting around

While the city has a local city bus system, the public transport needs of the city are met by privately operated auto rickshaws. A lot of road engineering projects have been completed, particularly the elevated roads, or flyovers in the diamond and textile districts of the city.

Getting around

While the city has a local city bus system, the public transport needs of the city are met by privately operated auto rickshaws.

  • •While the city has a local city bus system, the public transport needs of the city are met by privately operated auto rickshaws.

Getting around

A lot of road engineering projects have been completed, particularly the elevated roads, or flyovers in the diamond and textile districts of the city. This has significantly cut down on the commuting time for many commuters travelling to the diamond and textile districts.

  • •A lot of road engineering projects have been completed, particularly the elevated roads, or flyovers in the diamond and textile districts of the city.
  • •This has significantly cut down on the commuting time for many commuters travelling to the diamond and textile districts.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When should I avoid visiting Surat?

March is the hottest month (average high 37°C), and July, August, September and October are the wettest months.

2. Which attractions are open in the morning?

Dumas Beach: Open 24 hours (best visited before sunset); Andrew Library: Daily 9AM-1PM, 3-7PM

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