Ways to travel on low budget you won’t find anywhere on the web.

 

Speaking of budget travelling these young and driven people fancy lengthy bucket lists but an inversely proportional bank balance fails them every time they plan a trip. However, planning a trip in India is much easier than planning an international one.

 

So if you are planning to complete your bucket list with least expenses, you have to master the ways to travel on low budget. A little spontaneity, and these tips for budget travel in India are all you need to achieve your travel dreams with only a few thousand bucks in your pocket.

 

·       9 Ways To Travel On Low Budget.

1.        RESEARCH IN DEPTH. 

              (Know Your Destination Well)

The first step to budget plan is surf about your location in depth. Research about your destination you planned to visit. This will help you to equip all the required information you need to plan your budget accordingly. Make sure you know everything about the location from food to places you plan to visit and your rest plans.  Plan Smartly.

 

2.        USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT.

 

Our almost 50% expense are travelling expenditure. The best way to save money and travel cheap. First step is to keep your luxury trips aside & travel by public transport such as Trains, Buses, etc. avoid Rickshaws.

 

3.        TRAVEL IN OFF SEASONS.


On seasons travel destinations always on demand so there is always a chance of rise in prices. Weather its travelling, stay or basic needs. This can create a misbalanced budget so you should plan your trips accordingly.

 

4.        EXPLORE HIDDEN PLACES.


It’s no fun visiting popular tourist spots this will just rise your expenditure. Tourist places often charge entry fee for visitors, exploring hidden places or trekking in mountains etc. Will not just give you an adventurous trips but also find beautiful untouched places.

 

5.        LIVE ON LOCAL FOODS.


Food is expensive so when you take a snack break your hotels, café & restaurants will give you a bill which you are not ready for. The best way to save money is eat your meals from local stalls, dhabas and survive on street foods. This will not just save your money but also you will be able to taste different types of food.

 

6.        BOOK HOURLY ROOMS.

 

HOURLY ROOMS provide flexible time slots where you can book rooms for 1 / 3 / 6 / 12 hours. This will save your money and you have to just pay for hours you occupying. You can also check room price according to your budget.

 

7.        PACK YOUR ESSENTIALS.


Always pack your basic necessities like toiletries, snacks, water bottles, and avoid spending as much as you can. Carry your daily requirements with you.

 

8.        DONOT VISIT DEVELOPED CITIES.


Cities which are developed often turns expensive for travellers. So the best way to go on budget friendly tours is to go to under developing places.

 

9.        BARGAIN.


Bargaining in foreign countries are offensive. But not in India. If by any chance you would shop. Precisely do street shopping, locals often charge extra than the original rate to tourists. So make sure you’re not paying extra.

 

HOPE THESE TIPS ARE HELPFUL AND HAVE A SAFE JOURNEY.