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1Amritsar
The Spiritual Capital of Punjab
Come and relish the culinary delights of Amritsar. You can expect warm and humid days with mild to heavy rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning. Amritsar also has many pilgrimage sites.
₹7,066
Approx. for 2 nights trip
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2Agra
Home To World's Finest Mughal Monuments
The lip-smacking delicacies of Agra will transport you to heaven! You can expect humid weather along with moderate rainfalls. The heritage monuments in Agra will also charm you.
₹17,740
Approx. for 5 nights trip
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3Vadodara
Cultural Capital of Gujarat
Come and relish the culinary delights of Vadodara. You can expect hot and humid weather with heavy rainfall during the monsoon months. You can also admire the heritage landmarks at Vadodara.
₹656
Approx. for 5 nights trip
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4Goa
Popular for beaches and nightlife
Goa is a haven for foodies. You can expect heavy rainfall throughout the season, pleasant sea breeze. Humidity tends to be high. You can also explore the beautiful beaches of Goa.
₹18,697
Approx. for 7 nights trip
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Travel for Food in India with Rs. 20000 in July
A true traveller knows that good food is if not more but equally important as the hotel you will be staying at. The thought of eating the most desirable piece of chocolate cake, a slice of pizza oozing with authentic cheese or the mind-numbing aroma of regional biriyani- food is the driving force of any travel plan. The first thing that strikes the mind when you arrive at your destination is the local cuisines you will get to binge on.
When you are planning a trip under Rs. 20,000 that does not break the glass ceiling and your bank balance, then we suggest that you plan early and plan smart. An unplanned getaway will not only disturb the monthly expenditure but will affect your trip once you are at the location. Try to book the commute and hotel in advance. It won't hurt to check the general price list of the activities you wish to take part in.
If you are on a budget but still want to have the best of both worlds, then a travel within your country is the best option to opt for this holiday season. A true traveller does not bother about all things fancy, bright and shiny; they are only in for it for experiences. India is a country oozing with good looks, good foods and good vibes. Ranging from colourful landscapes and breathtaking sights to hospitality and mouthwatering delicacies, India is a perfect destination for any travel plan. With so many regional and ancient art forms, India will never disappoint the impulsive shopper inside you.
July is not too late for you to plan a trip. You have another half of the year waiting for you. Set your parameters and start surfing on the world wide web for a happy stay at a fun destination.
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a foodie trip a good idea?
Every destination has a few signature dishes, and you cannot find the authentic taste elsewhere! A real foodie loves to find out about these rare delicacies and the stories behind them.
What should you keep in mind when travelling with a budget of Rs. 20,000?
A lot can be done with a budget of Rs. 20,000! Decent hotels, cool homestays and rustic BnBs can easily fit into this budget. Instead of tourist places, you can explore the destination like a local by visiting local bazaars, cafes, restaurants, streets, etc. Take a shared cab or public transportation to save money. Spend time in nature and take leisurely walks instead of visiting expensive places.
What makes India good for tourism?
India has the best of colourful landscapes, fantastic sightseeing and much more, and it is relatively cheaper than the rest of the world. The warm Indian hospitality is known throughout the globe. Also, India has so many cuisines to satisfy any kind of a traveller. Even when it comes to shopping, India never disappoints!
Which destinations are the best to visit in July?
The best places to visit in July are Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Spiti, Dharamshala, Amarnath, Rajasthan, Kerala, Kodaikanal, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Lonavala, Panchgani, Shillong, Kashmir, Goa, Coorg, Ooty, Meghalaya, Madhya Pradesh, Shimoga, Darjeeling, Diu, Assam, Pahalgam and Lakshadweep.