 Dumas Beach, situated in the Surat city of the West Indian state Gujarat, is an urban beach set along the Arabian Sea. The beach is recognized for being a black sand beach which is quite rare. It serves as a popular tourist destination in the state. Dariya Ganesha temple standing adjacent to the beach is another tourist attraction. Dumas beach is also frequented for burning the dead bodies by the Hindus. The promenade of the beach has many shops serving the visitors. The long and safe seacoast of Dumas beach remains very crowded throughout the year. Being situated in the city limits, the beach serve as one of the most popular tourist destination. The land of Dumas beach is owned by the state government.
Myths of Dumas Beach There are many myths associated with Dumas Beach. The beach is often recognized as spooky and haunted by the tourists as well as local visitors. The wind at the beach blows fiercely and is believed to be laden with strange and hushed whispers of the spirits. The beliefs probably originate as the place is the burning ground of the dead bodies by the Hindu population. Thus the beach is believed to be the abode of tortured spirits of the dead. It has also been reported that dogs behave strangely at the beach. Visiting Information Dumas beach lies at a distance of 16 kilometres from Athwa Gate. Surat serves as the nearest railhead which is connected to all major cities of India. Suart lies at a distance of 297 kilometres from Mumbai, 131 kilometres from Vadodara and 234 kilometres from Ahmedabad. Roadways also connect the beach which can be reached through private cabs or buses. Nearest airport to reach the beach is the Surat Airport which hosts various domestic flights that connect all major cities of India. This article is a stub. You can enrich by adding more information to it. Send your Write Up to content@indianetzone.com |
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Dumas Beach
| Dumas Beach, in Gujarat, is one of the most crowded beaches having a unique landscape of black sand. Being the burning ground of the Hindu dead bodies, the beach is associated with strange myths. |
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