Best Places in India to Discover Under Rs. 10000
India as a country has all kinds of experiences to offer to you. Depends on you, which one you decide to undertake and absorb completely. We have realized one thing though- people love to spend more on experiences than places. So, at Sumera Travel we came up with a list of amazing places where you would want to spend on. These places are picked keeping in mind that you would choose to get here by train or bus and not flights. Also, most of the hotels recommended here are not luxurious, but amazing enough to give you a perfect experience of exploring the place. The prices of the hotels may vary depending on the time you decide to visit. Check out this list of places in India that you can visit under Rs. 10k.
1. Dharamshala and McleodGunj
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Somehow, your mind jumps to spirituality as soon as you think about Dharamshala or McleodGunj. The snow clad ranges visible from the mesmerizing town offer you views that do complete justice to the beauty of Himachal Pradesh. McLeodGunj is a suburb in Dharamshala and is easily the biggest highlight of the town. The best part is that, some of the most beautiful attractions here are completely free of cost. No reason to not visit a place that hardly takes anything from you but gives you an experience of a lifetime in return!
Hotel Recommendation: Snow View, Approx Tariff - Rs.1400
Attractions not to be missed:
Bhagsu Falls - Free Entry
Dip Tse Chok Ling Gompa - Free Entry
*Tariff may vary
2. Pushkar
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Pushkar is the perfect getaway for anybody who wants to connect with Rajasthan’s cultural roots. Rajasthan is known for its deserts, safaris, royalty and more than anything- for the coloRs. of liveliness that you can witness here. Pushkar is one such place. Right from the Pushkar mela, to the camel safaris, everything is so reasonable and most importantly it basically means taking back a hoard of memories from the interior of Rajasthan.
Hotel Recommendation: Teerth Palace, Approx Tariff - Rs.1500
Attractions not to be missed:
Pushkar Lake - Free Entry
Pushkar Camel Safari Tour - Entry Fee - Rs. 350 (For one hour)
3. Gokarna
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Gokarna is the perfect amalgamation of religion and recreation. A small temple town located in Karnataka offers a wide variety of water sports as well. It is the one of the most sought after beach destinations in the India. Famous for its beautiful white-ish sands and blue waters, Gokarna is perfect because for the kind of experience it offers, it’s a surprise that it does not burn a hole in your pocket!
Hotel Recommendation: Lotus Beach Hotel Resorts, Approx Tariff - Rs.800
Attractions not to be missed:
Om Beach - Free Entry
Mirjan Fort - Free Entry
4. Puducherry
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Puducherry commonly known as Pondicherry is one of the most famous union territories of India. There is a lot of hint of all the cultures that came in over time to Pondicherry. You will see a lot of French, British, Portuguese and in some places even Dutch influences. It is a beautiful place to visit as it offers you a very unconventional experience which is historical and yet charmingly modern in its own ways.
Hotel Recommendation: Lotus Bay View Hotel, Approx Tariff - Rs 2700
Attractions not to be missed:
Puducherry Museum - Entry Fee:- Rs 10
Sri Aurobindo Ashram - Free Entry
Auroville - Entry Fee:- Rs. 10.00
5. Mysore
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Neighboring the plush Bangalore lies the humble town of Mysore. Famous for Tipu Sultan’s bravery and valor- this place is still known for its unique history. The town is really small but definitely one of the best tourist destinations in the country. The air of the city is completely different and it has a lot to offer to you in terms of the light show, the beautiful gardens and a lot of other attractions.
Hotel Recommendation: Hotel M.B International, Approx Tariff - Rs.1000
Attractions not to be missed:
Mysore Palace - Entry Fee:- Rs 40
Brindavan Gardens - Entry Fee:- Rs 15
Mysore is definitely one of the most historical, royal and exciting places to visit. Planning a trip?
6. Gangtok
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Gangtok is one of the most underrated destinations in our country. It has some breathtaking sights to offer to everybody who wants to explore this quaint town. Today, it is famous as one of the most religious Buddhist pilgrimage sites. It also serves as the perfect base for Himalayan treks that begin from Sikkim. You will see a lot of influence of the Tibetan culture here. One thing is for sure, for the money that you have to spend here- it gives you a lot in return. The chance to explore yourself, understand yourself in the midst of the monasteries is something you should definitely not miss out on!
Hotel Recommendation: Mayal Retreat, Approx Tariff - Rs.2000
Attractions not to be missed:
Lake Tsomgo - Free Entry
Himalayan Zoological Park - Entry Fee:- Rs. 25
7. Khajuraho
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Madhya Pradesh has the most amazing tourist ads. You can see that people of MP are very proud of their cultural heritage and the most important reason is- Khajuraho. Khajuraho basically offers you a lot in terms of aesthetics. A lovely set of temples, this place is most definitely a must visit for people who are into art, culture, religion or even simply just out to exploring a completely new and a different place. Honestly, India has some amazing sites that have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites- this one most definitely is one of them.
Hotel Recommendation: Hotel Surya, Approx Tariff - Rs.800
Attractions not to be missed:
Kandariya Mahadev Temple - Entry Fee:- Rs 300
Chitragupta Temple - Entry fee:- Rs 300
8. Goa
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Honestly, that is definitely the first option that comes to your mind every time you have even a little saving. Also, Goa is the first option for literally any age group. The beaches cater to all kinds of crowd, the clubs make the city lively- the shacks are the essence and the churches are probably the most beautiful in the country. This one goes without saying, any body with money and time on their hand takes the first bus, train, flight or plans a road trip to Goa. It is easily accessible and definitely one of the best options to get away in a reasonable rate.
Plan your trip: A go around Goa
Hotel Recommendation: Veeniola Holiday Home, Approx Tariff - Rs.700
Attractions not to be missed:
Aguada fort - Free Entry
Candolim Church - Free Entry
9. Alleppey
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If somebody gave me the chance to discover the backwaters of Kerala in under 10 k, trust me I would take it right away. Alleppey is also known as Alappuzha and offers you unparalleled views of the backwaters. A quaint town, in the midst of coconut trees and unending sea, Alleppey is definitely one of the best options to get away to! You can spend hours on the beach, or hours even staring deep into the horizon and not get bored at all. Everything right from the house boats to the snake boats, have a lot of Kerala culture filled in them and it is definitely worth trying out once. Remember to put on Lungis to completely absorb the beauty Alleppey has to offer to you.
Hotel Recommendation: Illikkalam Lake Resort, Approx Tariff - Rs.1000
Attractions not to be missed:
Alapuzzha Beach - Free Entry
Ambalapuzha Shree Krishna Temple - Free Entry
10. Hampi
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Hampi can easily be described as a land lost in time, but Hampi’s historical excellence is almost unmatched. Even the remains, that do not really look ruined have lovely stories to tell. The temples here are of high architectural value and teach us a lot about how architecture was of utmost importance in the olden times. Hampi is basically a great option, if you are looking at travelling through times and exploring a culture that in a way evolved, but also lost a major part of it in the pages of history.
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Plan a Tour to the Ruins at Hampi
Hotel Recommendation: Kishkinda Heritage Resort, Approx Tariff - Rs.1000
Attractions not to be missed:
Vithala temple complex - Free Entry
Elephant Stables - Free Entry
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