Dumas Beach
Dumas Beach is a rustic beach along the Arabian Sea, found 21 kilometers southwest of the City of Surat in the Indian province of Gujarat. It is a mainstream traveler objective in South Gujarat. Dumas Beach is legitimately celebrated for being in the best 35 frequented spots in India. Dumas beach is known for its dark sand and is viewed as spooky; on the grounds that it was once utilized as a Hindu internment site, as per legends.
Spots of interest
Aside from the beach, spots of interest at Dumas incorporate the Dariya Ganesh Temple found contiguous to the principal beach. The promenade has a few shops selling Indian tidbits like Bhajiya (counting the celebrated "Lashkari Tomato Bhajiya"), Pav Bhaji, sweet corn simmered on charcoal, other than Chinese food. There are also a few cafés serving Chinese and Indian foods that are additionally accessible, with vegan choices for individuals. Bathrooms are accessible close to Morarji Desai Circle. Prior to arriving at Dumas beach, you will discover an Anchor at a circle well known as Sultanabad's circle. Close to the Anchor Circle, you can see the Lashkari Bhajiya, which is known for its different kinds of bhajiyas (Bhajiyas is a Gujarati Food).
Dumas beach haunted stories
As per old stories, the legend of the beach being spooky is believed to be established in the boundless conviction by local people that the beach was once in the past a graveyard and is also ascribed to the dark sands and disconnected area of the beach. Most of the reports of extraordinary events on the beach stay problematic and unconfirmed and may be a metropolitan legend up until this point.
As the sunset over Dumas Beach, I was approached by police and asked to leave. The reason being... Ghosts. This is thought to be one of the most haunted places in India. It is said that the sand has been blackened on this beach from the ashes of cremated humans being placed there. You bet I stayed after dark to investigate.
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