Hello fella’s i am planning trip to kashmir in the last of November from 23 to 28. The thing is this will be my 1st trip ever i am planning with my 2 friends they have some experience of uttarakhand and himachal. So i want to know like where should i go and how we do everything in cheapest rate. Because i just got the job so not much money. But going to kashmir was a dream as i listen so many times if there is haven on earth then it is kashmir.
So plz guide me i want to have all the mandatory experience in the lowest budget.
I know you guyz will be thinking why i am not planning by myself. I planned but obviously reddit people always give me the best output all the time.
So help me guyz.

Bonjour à tous, je pars en inde début fevrier pendant 3 semaines avec ma mère, et mon fils de 4 ans. Début du voyage au calme en centre ayurvédique dans le kerala pendant 1 semaine, après 48h de train pour monter au taj mahal, j'aimerai visiter varanasi, je suis entrain de planifier le reste et je cherche des conseils/ idées, je vous remercie par avance.

Mathys 26 ans

I’m planning a trip to Mizoram in the first week of December and wanted to see if anyone else is planning to visit around the same time.
Would love to connect with fellow travellers, explore beautiful places, experience the local culture, and maybe plan a few things together. Solo travellers are welcome too! 🤝
If anyone’s going around those dates, drop a comment or DM me. Let’s connect! ✨

A lot of people outside Gujarat think the food here is sweet and mild. That's only true for some of it. The state has very different food regions:

- Kathiyawad (Saurashtra): spicy and bold. Think sev tamatar, bajra rotla with ringan no olo, and buttermilk.

- Surat: locho, ghari and the street food scene.

- Kutch: the home of dabeli, which started in Mandvi.

- Winter special: undhiyu, a seasonal mixed vegetable dish you mostly find from December to January.

If you're visiting, skip the tourist restaurants and ask locals where they eat. What's your favourite Gujarati dish, and did it surprise you?

Ask me if you want a food route for a Gujarat trip.

Sometimes, a good weekend doesn't require a long road trip. A peaceful river view, a boat ride, and a few hours away from the usual city routine can be enough.

Bhavani Island in Vijayawada is an interesting option for people who enjoy riverside scenery and outdoor activities. Depending on availability and conditions, visitors can explore boating experiences and activities such as kayaking or pedal boating.

I'd love to know what other lesser-known nature destinations in Andhra Pradesh people recommend. Are there any riverside spots or lakes worth visiting with friends or family?

Hey everyone!

I’m from Bangalore and planning to travel to Kashmir around November 23–24. I’ll be starting from Chandigarh, riding to Jammu and staying there for a night. The next day, I plan to head to Srinagar and stay there for around a month.

My overall budget for the entire month is around ₹20,000–₹25,000, including accommodation and daily expenses. I’m looking for a PG in Srinagar for ₹7,000–₹10,000 per month, preferably with food included.

My plan is to explore nearby places on Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, and work remotely for the remaining three days of the week.

I’ll be travelling on a sports bike and also have camping equipment, including a tent, so I’m open to camping wherever it’s practical and safe.

\*\*What I’m looking for:\*\*

1. Good people to explore Kashmir with, whether locals or fellow travellers.
   
2. People who are flexible with plans — I’m happy to change my itinerary if there are better options.

I’m not looking to rush through a checklist of tourist spots. I’d rather spend a month exploring at a comfortable pace, meet good people and experience Kashmir properly while working remotely.

I know late November can bring unpredictable weather and road closures, so I’m happy to adapt based on conditions.

If anyone is around during that time or has experience living, working remotely or travelling in Kashmir, I’d love to connect!
Cheers! ✌️

Hey everyone, me and my friend are planning a Goa trip around Christmas–New Year for 7–10 days. I know prices go crazy during peak season, so I wanted to check with people who've been.

Is ₹25-30k per person realistic for this duration (stay, food, travel, activities)? Also open to itinerary suggestions, what's worth doing, and what to skip.

We don't drink

Thanks in advance!

If you had two days for a short break from Hyderabad, where would you go?

I am interested in places with natural beauty, comfortable accommodation, local food, and a relaxed schedule rather than rushing from one attraction to another.

Would you choose a forest retreat, a hill destination, a lake, or somewhere near the coast?

Please share your favourite destinations, travel tips, and suggestions for a simple weekend itinerary.

Can someone suggest some must visit places, cafes, bars and for parties. Should I stay in south Goa for 2 nights?

1, Delhi to Banaras, 23-OCT (3 days trip)

2, F23, ONE couples, One siblings TOTAL-4

3, Female or Couple

4, Approx 8-9k

5, Airbnb, 3bhk is easily available with each one of their own private space as well.

6, I'm 23F, going as couple, with one my my Female friend, and she's going with her brother, so we're only looking for either a girl or a couple. If interested just DM, ill let you know.