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1Spiti
Known as ‘The Middle Land’ or ‘Little Tibet’
Looking for a break from city life? Say hello to Spiti! With pristine views, lush meadows, pine forests, and snow-capped mountains, it is the ideal escape to relax and rejuvenate. Oh! And the age-old monasteries make for a soulful visit that stays with you long after the trip is over.
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2Jabalpur
Unexplored Gem of Madhya Pradesh
Located in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Jabalpur woos tourists with its ancient monuments, temples and natural beauty that is hard to find anywhere else.
₹1,010
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3Cherrapunji
Paradise Amidst Hills in Meghalaya
For the best mountain views, head to Cherrapunji. You will love sightseeing and outdoor activities. Don’t forget to indulge in adventure activities at Cherrapunji.
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4Vadodara
Cultural Capital of Gujarat
Vadodara is an ideal destination for heritage buffs. You can expect hot and humid weather with heavy rainfall during the monsoon months. Vadodara also offers many culinary delights.
₹152
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5Mandu
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.
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6Champaner
The City of Forts, Palaces, Temples and Mosques
Nestled away in Gujarat, Champaner is a historical city in the Panchmahal district and is set around the beautiful archaeological park of Pavagadh that is home to many edifices and a declared UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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7Rourkela
Vibrant city in Odisha
You should still visit Rourkela since it's the perfect combination of everything lovely. Temples, marketplaces, and other attractions abound in this metropolis. Rourkela, Sundargarh is 407 kilometres from Bhubaneswar and is one of Odisha's western border districts. This beautiful District has a forest covering 43% of the area, is home to several diverse tribes, and has excellent mining potential. There are several industries here producing steel, cement, fertiliser, glass, machinery, spinning mills and china clay.
₹7,794
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8Khammam
Telangana’s Fourth Biggest City
Khammam is the fourth biggest city in the Indian state of Telangana and has been there for quite some time, going by a number of different names during the course of its long history. The city was significant in India's fight for independence from colonial rule and is about 200 kilometres from the state capital of Hyderabad. In modern times, it has become a cultural icon and a spiritual hub for tourists. It is named after the vertical rock or 'Khamba' at the base of the Narsimhadri Temple.
₹9,250
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9Nagpur
Orange City
Nagpur is popular for production of the oranges and is home to magnificent lakes and tiger reserves.
₹960
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10Chakrata
The Adventure Haven
Chakrata is a beautiful hill station located in the Dehradun district of Uttarakhand, India. The hill station is surrounded by beautiful forests of oak and rhododendron, and there are many beautiful trekking trails in the area. Chakrata is also known for its beautiful waterfalls, such as Tiger Falls and Kimona Falls, and for its adventure activities, including rock climbing, rappelling, and trekking.
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11Ambaji
Sacred town for Hindus
Ambaji is a town located in the Banaskantha district of Gujarat in India. It is situated 480 metres above sea level and is surrounded on all sides by the Araveli Hills. Ambaji town is nestled between North Gujarat and Abu Road of Rajasthan. Ambaji hosts tens of thousands of devotees from all over the country. Ambaji Temple is among the 51 Shakti Peethas. All in all, Ambaji will offer you complete tranquillity and is bustling with spiritual energy.
₹2,262
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12Bhilai
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.
₹4,775
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13Lachen
Enchanting Lachen: A Himalayan Haven
Nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas, Lachen is a charming village in North Sikkim that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its traditional wooden homes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality, Lachen is a true gem for travellers seeking tranquillity. Discover the magic of Lachen and create unforgettable memories in this picturesque paradise.
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14Hisar
Steel production capital of India
Hisar is one of Haryana's rapidly expanding urban centres. Aside from being the district capital, the city of Hisar is also notable for its well-planned neighbourhoods. Hisar is popularly known as the ‘Steel Production Capital of India’. This is a popular vacation spot because of the many attractions it offers, from historic landmarks to scenic parks and rivers.
₹6,808
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15Kedarnath
The Land of Lord Shiva
Located at the base of white, snow-laden peaks in Uttarakhand, and home to one of the most iconic of the Char Dham temples, Kedarnath and its surrounding areas are an important pilgrimage site for Hindus who come here from all over the world.
₹7,126
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16Manipal
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.
₹8,356
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17Jalgaon
The Gold City of Maharashtra
The city of Jalgaon sits in the far northwest of the Indian state of Maharashtra, on the northern Deccan Plateau. The city is accessible by a number of different modes of transportation, including the Central Railroad, State Route 6, and a nearby airport. The city's strategic placement in a fertile and well-watered region greatly facilitates the collection and transportation of agricultural goods across the state of Maharashtra. This city has an advanced and well-established infrastructure, including high-quality roadways, commercial centres, educational institutions and hospitals. The thriving gold trade that takes place here has earned it the nickname “Gold City.”
₹256
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18Patan
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.
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19Satara
Known as the soldiers’ city
Located at the foot of Ajinkyatara fort, on the west of the confluence of the holy rivers of Krishna and Venna in Maharashtra, Satara is named so after the 17 walls of its fort.
₹8,300
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20Khajjiar
Mini-Switzerland in India
The picturesque mountains of Khajjiar are calling out to you. You can expect occasional showers, flowing streams and sublime verdant surroundings. Additionally, the serene environs of Khajjiar will calm your mind.
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21Vapi
Charming City of Gujarat
Located in Gujarat's Valsad District, Vapi is a stunning metropolis. It combines all of Gujarat's best features into a single spectacular metropolis. Vapi presently ranks as one of Asia's greatest industrial centres, making a substantial impact on the economy of Gujarat. There are plenty of beautiful natural landmarks, gorgeous beaches and fascinating traditions to experience in and around the city. Vapi is full of exciting attractions, so you won't be bored throughout your stay.
₹1,248
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Travelling in the month of September with a Rs. 10000 budget
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.
September is the time for you to think what to do with all the travel savings from the last 3 quarters. Simple! Just plan a quick trip to a favorite destination and you are all set to bring in some life to the last quarter of the year.
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 September?
Though September offers pleasant weather, it is an offseason, that means massive discounts on flights and hotels as well as lesser crowds.
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.