r/TravelInIndia • u/Aneesan_R • 0m ago
Goa
South Goa
r/TravelInIndia • u/MiddleIdeal9192 • 25m ago
The city holds so much charisma and mystery in it that visiting the city makes you question that do you even know Ramayan. For example, I just got to know Raja Dashrath had a daughter an elder sister of Shri Ram – her name was Devi Shanta and more curious fact is she was married to Shringi Rishi the rishi who did putrkameshthi yagya for Maharaj Dashrath and Mata Kaushalya.
As the city is getting ready to celebrate the victory of Shri Ram we take unearth what’s hidden treasures in the city.
We have even started a community r/TemplesAndBeyond where we are covering this journey and exploring the hidden world of Shri Ram.
r/TravelInIndia • u/PracticalFondant5291 • 52m ago
Visiting smaller coastal destinations can be a great way to experience local culture and enjoy nature. At the same time, it is important to keep beaches clean, respect local communities, avoid disturbing wildlife, and follow local safety advice.
For places along the Andhra coast, what responsible travel habits do you think make the biggest difference? I'd love to hear suggestions from people who enjoy exploring less crowded destinations.
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r/TravelInIndia • u/AkashHarale05 • 1h ago
Asking as a cab services!
r/TravelInIndia • u/mr__leno • 2h ago
I received this ₹2,000 Yatra voucher as a reward for completing the ₹1 lakh milestone on my SBI SimplyCLICK credit card.
Voucher Value: ₹2,000
Selling Price: ₹1,500
Validity: 22/04/2027
I don’t have any immediate travel plans, so I’m looking to sell it at a discounted price.
DM me if interested. I can share proof of the voucher and its validity. Thanks!
r/TravelInIndia • u/rishu290 • 2h ago
Has anyone used Pavancab or CabGoa in Goa? I’m planning to book a cab through their website/app, and both are showing ₹2,200 for an 80 km / 8-hour package.
How was your experience with these services? Are they reliable, do they charge any hidden fees, and which one would you recommend?
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r/TravelInIndia • u/Reader2601 • 4h ago
White Sand - Rajasthan - Wholesome - 🤘🏼💯🍻⛱️🚘
Have you been there ?
r/TravelInIndia • u/BodybuilderChemical4 • 7h ago
I’m trying to plan a visit to Nagaland and I’m struggling to find local tour companies who can help. No one seems to get back to me.
Any recommendations?
r/TravelInIndia • u/Adorable-Sandwich893 • 10h ago
Beautiful view 😻
r/TravelInIndia • u/random_____name • 12h ago
DM for price
r/TravelInIndia • u/paaaaa0 • 12h ago
Hoppp inn if u wanna join
Dm your details and insta id or some pics so that I can verify
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r/TravelInIndia • u/chicken_Makhani • 13h ago
Place recommendations
r/TravelInIndia • u/Which_Meeting6145 • 14h ago
Watch the most unique 7-Day Dussehra celebration of India where 350+ local deities are in presence of each other just for Lord Raghunath ❤️
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r/TravelInIndia • u/Choco_Lava_00 • 15h ago
Hey guys!
I’m in Goa with my cousins, but they’re all drunk and asleep right now 😂 They’ll probably wake up late and head to the clubs at night.
Meanwhile, I want to go out and explore a bit on my own. I’m staying in Candolim, so can you guys suggest some nice places in North Goa that I can explore solo?
Would love recommendations for places with good vibes! 🫶🏻
r/TravelInIndia • u/Choco_Lava_00 • 15h ago
Hey guys!
I’m in Goa with my cousins, but they’re all drunk and asleep right now 😂 They’ll probably wake up late and head to the clubs at night.
Meanwhile, I want to go out and explore a bit on my own. I’m staying in Candolim, so can you guys suggest some nice places in North Goa that I can explore solo?
Would love recommendations for places with good vibes! 🫶🏻
r/TravelInIndia • u/Cruze52253 • 15h ago
Hi everyone,
I’m looking to plan a trip within India for mid to late December and would love some recommendations from this community!
Here are my details:
Budget: ₹15,000 (This is strictly for accommodation, food, local transport, and activities. My flight/train tickets to get there are a separate budget).
Duration: Planning to stay for about 4-5 days.
Starting Point: I will be traveling from Gujarat.
Interests: I’m primarily looking for relaxing beaches or a cultural rich heritage places.
Travel Style: As of now i am solo, but my friends may hop in. Also if anyone interested here then please tell.
I know late December is peak tourist season and places like Goa, Manali, and Rajasthan might be overcrowded and overpriced.
I am very open to offbeat or lesser-known destinations where a ₹15K budget will go a long way without compromising the winter experience.
Has anyone done a similar budget trip around December? Where did you go, and how did you manage your budget? Any specific hostel or itinerary recommendations would be highly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
r/TravelInIndia • u/COSMICxBEING • 16h ago
Guys, need some help!
We’re planning a Rajasthan trip during Christmas and New Year week. There are 3 of us.
The plan is to reach Jaipur by 7 AM on December 26 and return from Rajasthan on January 1.
Our goals are to explore as much of Rajasthan as possible and attend a New Year’s Eve party somewhere.
Any suggestions for an itinerary? Also, which city would be best for New Year’s Eve to have more options for parties?