Is a Pilgrimage holiday on your mind? Are you planning to travel in March with a budget of Rs. 10000? Check out our recommended destinations for you.
₹960₹10,000
Upto 18 hours
Home of Kalidasa and Patanjali
One of the seven sacred Hindu cities, Ujjain is located on the banks of river Kshipra and is land of the magnificent Kumbh Mela.,Iconic religious sites and a web of lively lanes are a vibrant display of Ujjain’s art and heritage.
₹1,424
Approx. for 2 nights trip
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One of the Char Dhams
Dwarka glistens with sheer divinity. You can expect heavy showers with ample greenery and a very colourful and spiritual August as Janmashtami is celebrated with much fanfare in Dwarka. You can also explore the beautiful beaches of Dwarka.
₹4,120
Approx. for 2 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.
₹960
Approx. for 5 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.
To plan a trip on a budget under Rs. 10,000 is a hard nut to crack, but nothing can beat the power of a pre-planned and pre-booked vacation. When you are travelling on a budget, there are few things to keep at the top of your head while you make the bookings. For instance, you should keep a track of things like the commute, accommodation, food and activities you will be taking part in. Just carry along a small notepad to plan your expenses throughout the trip. If there is a friend that can tag along and wants to chip-in great.
March is here and its time to begin the fiscal year with a well deserved holiday to your favourite destination. It doesn't matter if you do a 9-5 job, freelance, study or business for a living; we all save on those leaves and holidays in our piggy bank.
Cherish the architectural significance of beautiful temples, seek blessings, participate in the traditional rituals and come back home with popular souvenirs.
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.
Travelling in March can be very pleasant as the weather is just perfect - neither too hot nor too cold. March is usually the moderate travel season so you will save yourself from the rush of tourists.