₹675₹20,000
Upto 30 hours
Karnataka's Serene Port City
Mangalore glistens with sheer divinity. You can expect heavy rainfalls with high humidity levels. You can also explore the beautiful beaches of Mangalore.
₹12,599
Approx. for 2 nights trip
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Scenic Temple & Beach Town in Karanataka
Embark upon a spiritual sojourn to Gokarna. You can expect extremely hot and humid weather. You will also enjoy the beaches at Gokarna.
₹14,870
Approx. for 5 nights trip
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Historical Treasure Trove in Karnataka
Soak in the mystic hues of Bidar, a famous pilgrimage spot! You can expect warm and humid weather along with moderate rainfalls. Also, don’t miss the heritage structures at Bidar.
₹7,886
Approx. for 5 nights trip
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Orange City
Nagpur is popular for production of the oranges and is home to magnificent lakes and tiger reserves.
₹675
Approx. for 7 nights trip
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Historical City with Sacred Sites
Embark on a soul-soothing pilgrimage to Allahabad. You can expect rain showers with pleasant weather almost all-day long. The heritage monuments in Allahabad will also charm you.
₹19,030
Approx. for 7 nights trip
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Renowned Shakti-Peetha in West Bengal
Tarapith is a Hindu temple town in Birbhum district of West Bengal. It is home to the renowned Tarapith Temple, where blood sacrifice of goats is a daily norm.
₹18,661
Approx. for 7 nights trip
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A visit to a pilgrim is an evolving journey in itself. People from around the globe of all faiths make a pilgrimage, often to a shrine or place of significance, to experience spiritual enlightenment and understanding of the universe. A pilgrimage is far from exclusively for religious inducement. People make pilgrimages to understand the gravitas of that place, self-discovery, to embrace the ancient art and architecture, meet new people and make memories, and to enjoy local ambience and food.
If you are planning a moderately low budget of around Rs. 20,000 for a tour, look for short getaway options. However, you definitely need to pre-pan to avoid last moment booking hikes. Make sure to keep a tab of all expenditures and make all your bookings in advance – right from travel, to stay, to activities. Stick to low budget restaurants or local foods and local markets to stay within your budget limits.
Travelling within your country is always a great option before moving out to an international destination. You get to save on a lot of budget most of the times and also save on a lot of travelling time. Also, you don’t need to worry much about the food, the climate or the culture. And India being the land of heritages, history, culture and geography will never fail to suprise you with its charm.
August is the time for you to check out that holiday list on your calendar and plan a getaway from the mundane ‘stuck-up-in-the-traffic’ life. If work is hectic and you cannot plan a long vacation, look for staycations, weekend getaways or short trips that can keep you sane.
Visiting a pilgrimage place brings you closer to your emotional self. The journey of self-exploration, coming across the spiritual culture and learning about the age-old set of beliefs brings about more understanding of life.
Explore the local market, have delicious meals at dhabas and try some street food. Soak in the sun and enjoy the panoramic views. Spend leisurely time at a touristy place, which is free of entry charges.
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!
The best type of places that you can visit in August are tea gardens, waterfalls, hills, backwaters, plains, deserts, beaches, temples, villages, passes, lakes and valleys.