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1Amarkantak
The King of Pilgrimages (Tirthraj)
Amarkantak is a town located in the Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh. It is situated at the meeting point of the Vindhya and Satpura mountain ranges and is widely known as a pilgrimage center for Hindus. The Narmada River, one of the seven sacred rivers in Hinduism, originates from Amarkantak, and the town is also home to a number of ancient temples and holy sites. Amarkantak is surrounded by dense forests and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. It is a popular destination for nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts. The town has a rich cultural heritage and is known for its traditional handicrafts, including bamboo and cane products, tribal jewelry, and textiles.
₹4,000
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2Bhilai
City with multi-culturalism and diversity
Bhilai is Chhattisgarh’s second-largest city, and its multiculturalism and diversity have earned it the nickname “Mini India.” It is famous for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful, verdant landscape. Other than being home to the world-famous Bhilai Steel Plant, the region is packed with places of worship, historical landmarks, and scenic vistas that draw visitors from all around. Because of its importance as a cultural, economic, and technological hub, this area features excellent rail, highway, and air links to all nearby major cities.
₹2,376
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3Konark
The Historic Town of Odisha
Konark is a historic town located in the Puri district of Odisha, India. It is famous for the magnificent Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most iconic landmarks in the country. Konark is a small town with a tranquil and laid-back atmosphere. It offers a break from the bustling cities and allows visitors to experience the rustic charm of rural Odisha.
₹7,500
Approx. for 5 nights trip
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4Darbhanga
Home to delicious mangoes, makhanas and music
Situated in the heart of Mithlanchal, Darbhanga is a splendid tourist destination in the state of Bihar. Well-known for its religious sites and architectural marvels, the city has a lot to offer to its tourists. Apart from that, Darbhanga also has century-old traditions in the form of folk art and music. Located in the lower regions of the Himalayas and next to the holy Ganga river, the beautiful city of Darbhanga is often called the cultural capital of Bihar. You can explore the beautiful temples that are among the finest examples of architectural splendour. Further, the museums of the city to learn about the art and culture that Darbhanga is famous for. Additionally, it has been the centre of music since around the 18th Century and has offered numerous well-known dhrupad. Darbhanga is an ideal destination to spend time with your family and friends. The city offers an ideal getaway into spirituality, history, arts and culture.
₹7,470
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5Kanha
The Land of Tigers
The city is home to Kanha National Park, one of the largest parks in Madhya Pradesh and a popular place to spot the magnificent Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat. Apart from tigers, you can also see leopards and barasingha deer here.
₹6,000
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6Tarkarli
A Konkan Village with White-Sand Beaches
If you are a beach lover, you must head to Tarkarli. You will love the outdoor activities and water sports. Don’t forget to spend some time relaxing at Tarkarli.
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7Warangal
Eastern part of the Deccan plateau
Warangal is a beautiful city located in the Indian state of Telangana. The city was originally called Orugallu, meaning one stone. The city was ruled by the Kakatiya dynasty and according to popular belief, the city is said to be carved out on a single rock. The city is located in the eastern part of the Deccan plateau. Being located in the arid region of Telangana, Warangal has a hot and dry climate almost all around the year. The summer season usually starts in the month of March and continues till June post which marks the onset of monsoons. A dry winter starts in October which continues till February. Warangal is also among the eleven cities that were chosen for the ‘Heritage City Development and Augmentation Yojana’. It is also a part of the smart city program due to which major urban and industrial development opportunities have emerged. Other attractions include Mettu Gatta, Kazipet Dargah, and water bodies like Waddepally lake and Dharmsagar lake. Apart from being a major tourist destination, Warangal is also famous for its cuisine.
₹1,000
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8Kadapa
Blending modernity and culture
The city of Kadapa is located in the southern part of the state of Andhra Pradesh. The Rayalaseema region is home to this city, which acts as the administrative hub for the YSR Kadapa district and is located in that region. In 2022, the city had a total population of 466,000 people. This city is located around 8 kilometres to the south of the Penna River and is hemmed in on three sides by the hills of Nallamalai and Palkonda. Despite the fact that the region has witnessed the rise and fall of a number of different kingdoms, the footprints of previous cultures are still present.
₹9,464
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9Sagar
Nature’s Very Own Paradise
The city of Sagar is a picturesque and charming place located in the north-central region of Madhya Pradesh. It is home to beautiful lakes, natural wonders, waterfalls, and temples. Home to the Gupta Empire, Sagar will enchant you with its elegant past and beautiful environs.
₹6,830
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10Vadodara
Cultural Capital of Gujarat
If you love history and heritage, Vadodara is the perfect getaway. You will love participating in colourful Navratri celebrations, exploring historical edifices and visiting vibrant market places. Don’t forget to sample the delicious cuisines at Vadodara.
₹404
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11Patan
The Cultural Hub of Gujarat
Patan is a city in the northern part of Gujarat, India. It has a rich history and was an important centre of learning and culture in medieval India. Today, the city is famous for its well-preserved step wells, or vavs, which were built during this period. The Rani ki Vav, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a famous stepwell in Patan. It was built by Queen Udayamati in memory of her husband King Bhimdev I in the 11th century.
₹7,500
Approx. for 5 nights trip
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12Yamunanagar
Haryana’s industrial city
Nestled in Haryana, this city is well-known for its high-quality plywood and paper products. Yamuna Nagar's location at the foot of the Shivalik Hills has contributed to the growth of the city's tourist sector. The Yamunanagar district was formally opened to the public on November 1st, 1989. Their main crops are rice, sugarcane and wheat. This town's significant contribution to the national economy can be attributed to the plywood, tool industries and metal.
₹7,000
Approx. for 7 nights trip
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13Kandy
UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka
Amidst tea and spice plantations of Sri Lanka, Kandy showcases remnants of its colonial past and affords spectacular lush landscapes and a rich Buddhist cultural heritage.
₹3,500
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14Mandu
A Historic Old City
Mandu, also known as Mandavgad, is a historic city located in the Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh, India. Mandu is known for its rich history, architectural marvels, and romantic legends, making it a popular destination for tourists, history buffs, and architecture enthusiasts.
₹2,500
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15Paonta Sahib
The Sacred Town of Himachal
Paonta Sahib is a small town located in the Sirmour district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Paonta Sahib is considered a sacred place for Sikhs. It is home to Gurudwara Paonta Sahib, which holds immense religious importance. It is believed that Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru, stayed in Paonta Sahib for several years and composed numerous religious texts here.
₹7,000
Approx. for 7 nights trip
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16Bharatpur
Home of the World-Famous Bird Sanctuary
Also known as the “Eastern Gate of Rajasthan”, Bharatpur is a paradise for bird-lovers. This off-beat destination is also home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Keoladeo National Park.
₹9,789
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17Jhunjhunu
Ancient city in Rajasthani
Jhunjhunu is an old city in the Indian state of Rajasthan, famous for the intricately-etched Havelis that can be seen there. If you want a real taste of Rajasthan, you should come here. Jaipur, the “Pink City,” is located 190 kilometres to the north. For Hindus, the city is significant because of the Rani Sati Temple. Another stunning structure in Phnom Penh is the Wind Palace (or Khetri Palace). This city in India's Rajasthan is one of a kind, with a rich architectural history that attracts tourists.
₹2,500
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18Nanded
The Holiest City of Sikh
The thriving town of Nanded is an understated gem hidden in Maharashtra. You can visit this tourist destination to explore its revered Gurudwaras, a number of Hindu temples as well as dilapidated forts to soothe your senses. Not to mention, the warm community of Nanded will truly put a smile on your face.
₹7,487
Approx. for 2 nights trip
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19Pattaya
Beachside Resort Town in Thailand
Pattaya is a delight for holidaymakers, with its stunning temples, vibrant weekend bazaars and floating markets, picture-perfect beaches, delectable cuisine, and lively clubs and bars.
₹3,500
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20Manipal
Popular University Town
Located less than 15 minutes from the city of Udupi along the Malabar Coast, Manipal is famous for its universities, hospitals and financial industry. Mangalore is the nearest airport to Manipal and Udupi, the nearest train station.
₹6,364
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21Ajanta And Ellora
Ancient Rock-Cut Caves in Maharashtra
Housing exquisite paintings, sculptures, and frescoes, Ajanta and Ellora are famous for its myriad caves with Buddhist, Jain and Hindu monuments. These are also key UNESCO World Heritage Sites!
₹4,968
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Discover destinations in the month of January with a budget of Rs. 10000
Travelling on a budget of Rs. 10,000 can be very cost-effective if you plan the trip smartly in advance. Starting with booking an accommodation under right tariff, set a daily limit for expenditure, rent a bicycle to explore the city, relish on local cuisine, and shop at the local market to get things at a lesser charge. Keep a handy notepad to track expenses to spend under the limit. So, now you know you don't need to spend a fortune to have a funfilled vacation.
When it's January, who doesn’t want to start the year on a fresh note? You are all set to kick-start an awesome new year if you are vacaying with family and friends exploring new places and fun activities.
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
What are the top things you can do while travelling with a budget of Rs. 10,000?
You don't need to spend a fortune to enjoy a trip. It doesn't cost much to spend a leisurely day at a beach. You can visit a natural attraction which is free of entry charges. Rather than a touristy bazaar, go to a local market to get stuff at lower prices.
Why is it recommended to travel in the month of January?
Travelling in January offers you the best of winter delights, shopping, sightseeing, food, etc. You can start your new year at an exotic destination and enjoy winter sports like ice skating.
What should be kept in mind when travelling with a limited budget of Rs. 10,000?
While travelling on a budget, you can track your expenses by keeping a journal or using an expense tracker app. You can set a daily target budget. Haggling when it comes to shopping saves loads of money! Accommodation, where you can prepare your meals, is a way to save money. Always travel with someone who is on a similar budget so that you don't get carried away by the splurging of your travel buddies.