10 Best Places to Travel in March 2025

Morocco is a vacation destination with a pleasant climate and plenty of sunshine. It is a country of dazzling diversity with epic mountains, sweeping deserts, and ancient cities. Spring begins in March. The sun shines, the flowers unfold, and the temperature in Morocco usually ranges from 10 to 20℃ with little rain or snow. The casinos, the coast, and the yachts are its labels, but you will be equally attracted by its architecture, especially that of a blue city.

Chefchaouen is a small blue town tucked away in the mountains of north-west Morocco. Here you can fulfill all your blue fantasies. Almost every house is painted in bright sea blue and precious blue. This is because blue is the color of Judaism, representing the sky and the heavens to keep people in a holy and pure spiritual state. These blues are different, such as sky-like azure and sea-like blue, cool light blue, and blue mixed with pink. Under the bright North African sun, this blue city looks particularly romantic.

Bhutan is a nature-loving destination where you will see a rare blue sky. March is spring in Bhutan. Wildflowers such as azaleas and orchids are blooming all over the mountains and the activities of the provincial birds are frequent. It seems isolated from the outside world, with no news, no disturbance and always spotless.

Located on the south side of the Himalayas, its unique geographical conditions give birth to its beautiful natural scenery. Here, you will see four 8000-meter snow-capped mountains, including Mount Everest. Moreover, you can walk on country trails, visit local people in Bhutan, and enjoy the natural and simple pastoral scenery. Paro Taktsang, or the Tiger's Nest, is a famous Buddhist temple in Bhutan, which is located on a cliff of more than 3000 meters, a very good choice for meditating. Besides, the scenery here is infinitely good, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Paro Valley.

While China is renowned for its rich history and culture, featuring iconic landmarks like the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, its natural landscapes are equally captivating, especially during the vibrant spring season in March.

Travel beyond the charming lanes of Beijing's hutong, where plum blossoms adorn the top. Head south to the water towns of Jiangnan, shrouded in mist, smoke, and rain. Explore the ancient streets of Dali, decorated with blossoms in a myriad of colors, and witness bamboo handicrafts set to the melodies of fishermen and their cormorants.

Embrace the vibrant season of growth by venturing to Chengdu, famous for its sprawling panda bases and bamboo forests. Visit the bases, where fresh bamboo shoots abound, and capture delightful moments of giant pandas enjoying their feast.

March is the time when spring has just begun in Japan, with an average temperature of 15℃, mild but on the cool side. You can visit the central region to see the cherry blossoms and enjoy Japanese customs and culture, including Lake Kawaguchi under Mount Fuji, the Kiyomizu-dera in Kyoto, which is decorated in the pink of spring, and the water-surrounded Imperial Palace in Tokyo, a good place to enjoy a leisurely boat ride.

You can also head west to Kyushu to trace the full bloom. Like in Tsurumai Park in Fukuoka, where the cherry blossoms overlap from light pink to dark pink to form a beautiful cherry blossom promenade. The cherry blossoms reflect the ruins of Fukuoka Castle with a bit of elegance and classical beauty to the cherry blossom viewing spots here. In Kumamoto prefecture, under Aso Mount, is the Ishin Gyosho Grand Cherry, one of the oldest and the largest cherry tree in Japan. Every spring when the cherry is in full bloom, it is as gorgeous as the white clouds in the sky.

In March, the weather in Korea is warm and flowers are everywhere. Everything can be said to be alive and the spring scenery is endlessly beautiful. South Korea is a mountainous country with many national parks. It is also a great mix of ancient heritage and modern trends, with palaces and temples, shopping streets, and cultural squares.

Jeju Island is a hiker's paradise and a great place to see the sea and mountains. It is known as the Hawaii of Korea because of its unique island scenery. In spring, Jeju Island is full of flowers, and the cherry blossoms and rapeseed flowers create a scenery that attracts tourists from home and abroad. Seoul, the capital of Korea, is a vibrant and dynamic city. You can visit the famous Bothensa Temple in the center, which is beautiful and full of typical Korean features. In the evening, climb to the top of Mt. Namsum for the best view of the city.

March is the dry season in Laos with an average temperature of 28℃. It is a beautiful country with a rich cultural heritage. Famous places of interest in the city include the Pha That Luang Vientiane, Wat Xiengthong, and more large and small Buddhist temples, while outside the city there are attractions such as the Kuangsi Waterfall and the Pak Ou Caves with thousands of Buddha statues. It is a pure and simple place with a well-preserved natural ecology and no overly commercialized human relations.

Vientiane, the capital of Laos, is a timeless quality of rural life, and Magical Luang Prabang bears witness to hundreds of saffron-robed monks gliding through the streets every morning in a call to alms. During the day you can cycle through the streets of Luang Prabang and enjoy the temples along the way as the wind blows. Head up to Mount PhouSi to enjoy the sunset. In the evening, you can also go to the night market and browse the wide range of goods, which may lead to unexpected discoveries.

March is one of the best times to visit Vietnam with its sunny weather and green mountains. Apart from the splendid natural landscape of Halong Bay, it is also a country that combines oriental mystery with French romance. From the ancient imperial cities of the thousand-year civilization in the East to the century-old Catholic churches in the West, from the brutal war museums to the peaceful pagodas, from the lively tourist gathering areas to the endless coastline. In Vietnam, you will always find a place that touches your heart.

Experience the atmosphere of French romanticism in Ho Chi Minh City. When you stand by the Mekong River and look at this ambiguous city, all the Vietnamese plots planted in movies and books seem to be released. Let those European churches, French cafes, and dessert houses hidden in the street corners surprise you, head to Mui Ne to experience the slow pace of life and the 10-kilometer-long half-moon beach, or go to Da Lat for a forest fairy tale world, where you can get on an old-fashioned train that travels on tracks from half a century ago.

March is the time to come to Portugal to explore the great outdoors, wildflowers and mild days are ideal for hiking and outdoor activities. Portugal is comfortable and pleasant with excellent seaports and wine fragrances everywhere. Enthusiastic local people combine ancient times with modern times perfectly.

Known as one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal, Torre de Belémis a symbol of the fearless spirit of the Age of Sail. It was here that Vasco da Gama set sail on his expedition and discovered the Cape of Good Hope, opening up a new world history. The top of Torre de Belém is a great place to see the panoramic view of the city. From there, you can watch the busy ships passing by on the magnificent sea, as if you could still see the mariners setting sail on their expeditions hundreds of years ago. You can go to livraria Lello, which is one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. JK Rowling used to come here to find inspiration for writing Harry Potter, and where the movie was set.

In March, Malaysia experiences dry weather, particularly along the west coast. This creates a pleasant and comfortably warm environment, perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking and safaris, without the concerns of excessive heat.

Explore the walkable city of Malacca to immerse yourself in the local Malaysian way of life. Make sure to arrive in Penang on an empty stomach, as the night markets and street food around George Town are eager to satisfy your taste buds. Marvel at the panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur, and then treat yourself to a relaxing beach holiday with Langkawi's tranquil waves and sun-kissed shores.

Furthermore, venture deep into the Borneo rainforest or ascend Mount Kinabalu for an exhilarating jungle hike, where you may encounter a diverse array of wildlife, including orangutans, elephants, proboscis monkeys, and vibrant birds.

Jordan has a subtropical desert climate with a wide range of morning and evening temperatures, averaging 9 to 20℃ in March. Jordan has delighted visitors for centuries with its World Heritage Sites, friendly towns, and inspiring desert landscapes. The stunning archaeological site of Petra cut into the rose-colored sandstone cliffs, is thousands of years old.

Inside the 1200-meter-long canyon, Petra ranks with the Great Wall of China, Machu Picchu of Peru, and India's Taj Mahal among the Seven Wonders of the New World. It is a place to visit once in a lifetime. Find the Rose City tucked away in a narrow valley, continue to the Roman amphitheater, and then go up 900 steps to a monastery, which is a bit tiring, but it's all worth it when you see the majestic view. With sites flung over a vast rocky landscape and a mood that changes with the shifting light of dawn and dusk, this is a highlight that rewards a longer visit.