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Goa, Rishikesh, Alleppey, Jaipur, Meghalaya, Udaipur, Darjeeling, Pondicherry, Kasol, Pushkar, Nainital, Jaisalmer, Itanagar, Kanyakumari, Ooty, Mcleodganj, Gokarna, Lonavala, Kodaikanal, Khajuraho.

From scenic escapades to the mountains to cozy offbeat reposes, the cheap places to visit in India make quality tourism accessible to travellers across all budget strata. Whether you’re drawn to the busy quality of city life or desire a quieter holiday amidst nature, these affordable and fantastic destinations will help you design the perfect vacation of your choice. Contrary to popular notions, big cities such as Goa, Jaisalmer, Udaipur and Kanyakumari can prove to be some of the cheapest places to travel in India, if one’s holiday is planned properly.

To make one’s trip as cost-effective as possible, tourists can optimize their budget by taking self-guided tours across the attractions in these cities, most of which do not charge an entry fee and choose standard hotels and dormitories for stay. Hill stations could turn out to be some of the best low budget tourist places in India as well. Whether it be the quaint Darjeeling to the stunning Mcleodganj or even Meghalaya in the Northeast, the hill stations offer a perfect balance of great weather, budget stays opportunities, and adventure, making them especially popular among backpackers and solo travellers.

Here is the list of cheap places to visit in India:

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Rishikesh

If you’re a tourist with a religious bent, Rishikesh can turn out to be one of the cheap places to visit in India. It’s history inextricably linked with the epic Ramayana, the ‘Yoga Capital’, as it is popularly known as, is a much sought after site of religious pilgrimages.

The temples, which are the biggest attractions here, charge a nominal entry fee. Besides, watching the Ganga aarti is absolutely free. When it comes to accommodation, Rishikesh has plenty of pocket friendly options to choose from, including guest houses, hostels such as goStops and many ashrams.

Average Cost: Rs. 3,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: April to June
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Alleppey

Contrary to popular belief, a trip to the south need not be heavy on one’s pockets. If the holiday is timed properly, Alleppey can make for one of the best budget trips in India. The backwaters of course, are the biggest draw here, but an economical way of exploring it would be to book a ferry tour rather than an overnight stay in a houseboat.

There are several standard hotels in Alleppey, and some of them choose scenic locations as well. However, when visiting off season, one might be able to secure a hefty deal at one of the better resorts as well.

Average Cost: Rs. 8,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: May to June
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Jaipur

The city of towering forts, Jaipur is one of the most stunning low budget tourist places in India. Although Jaipur is widely known for its haveli and palatial stays, there are plenty of Treebo hotels, guesthouses, and homestays to choose from as well. Besides, the forts and the palaces charge only a nominal fee from domestic travelers, making sightseeing a super pocket friendly affair.

When it comes to shopping, Jaipur offers plenty of local bazaars and markets where haggling is not only commonplace, but also recommended. If you’re traveling from another city within Rajasthan, taking the road might make the journey not more affordably but also way more enjoyable.

Average Cost: Rs. 7,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to March
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Meghalaya

Nestled in the mountains of the North East, Meghalaya can be one of the cheapest places to travel in India. A common haunt for backpackers, the hill stations here are prepared to welcome solo and budget travelers. Shared accommodation facilities are commonplace throughout the state, although camps are preferable as well.

To make your trip as cost effective as possible, it would be ideal to go on individual treks instead of booking an adventure tour. The living root treks is the most popular trekking spot in Meghalaya; one can even avail the help of local guides to make their way easier. When it comes to food, there are several local cafes selling full meals at good prices.

Average Cost: Rs. 5,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: April to June
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Udaipur

Albeit known best for its royal accommodation, a pocket friendly trip to Udaipur is definitely a possibility. And that wouldn’t include compromising on one’s accommodation either, for there are several havelis and lakeside resorts leasing out rooms at budget rates.

If you’re open to being experimental, sightseeing in Udaipur can be both fun and cheap. Cycle, boat and trekking tours are some of the most exciting ways of navigating the city without spending much. The forts and museums in Udaipur also make it one of the best cheap places to visit in India in terms of sightseeing, charging a very nominal fee for entry.

Average Cost: Rs. 2,500/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: November to February
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Darjeeling

Nestled on the slopes of the Lesser Himalayas, Darjeeling is one of the most beautiful cheap places to visit in India. An itinerary in the little hill station would inevitably include a ride in the colonial Toy Train, a sunset watch at the Tiger Hills and a visit to the Japanese Peace Pagoda, all of which are either free of cost or require a nominal fee.

Although there are luxury hotels galore, homestays and standard AirBnbs are common here, and often sought after by student or budget travelers. Darjeeling has a Mall Street as well, where locally made clothes, books, souvenirs and jewelry are sold at extremely friendly prices.

Average Cost: Rs. 3,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: April to June
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Kasol

Hill stations are among the best cheap places to visit in India, and Kasol is no exception. To make your trip here as cost effective as possible, it would be advisable to book a homestay or hostel, rather than going for the traditional resorts.

Parvati Valley is a popular tourist area near Kasol, and while booking a car to the valley is the more popular choice, trekking to Parvati is not only more exciting but also goes much easier on the pockets. As for food, Kasol has plenty of local dhabas serving warm, well prepared meals at extremely pocket friendly prices.

Average Cost: Rs. 7,000/- for 2 nights
Best time to visit: October to June
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Pondicherry

Although travel to Pondicherry is generally deemed too expensive, it can prove to be one of the cheapest places to travel in India if planned with care. The most economical way of traveling to the city is by rail, although there are frequent buses connecting Pondicherry to neighboring cities as well.

Dormitory rooms would be the best option for backpackers or solo travelers, although there are several standard hotels to choose from. Auroville, Pondicherry’s biggest attraction, does not require an entry fee, and the beaches are always free. Additionnary, bicycles and bikes can be availed on rent, for those willing to tour the city.

Average Cost: Rs. 2,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to March
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09

Goa

As a tourist destination, Goa remains popular among both international as well as domestic tourists throughout the year. When planned well, Goa can turn out to be one of the cheap places to visit in India. The city boasts of a bohemian vibe, and offers plenty of Air Bnbs and homestays to choose from for budget travelers.

Entry to beaches- which are, by far, Goa’s biggest attraction - is free unless one voluntarily opts for water sports. There are plenty of beach shacks and local eateries to choose from as well. Sightseeing tours are pocket friendly and experimental and include scooter, cycle and walking tours as well.

Average Cost: Rs. 5,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to March
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Pushkar

One of Rajasthan’s smaller cities, Pushkar makes for one of the best low budget tourist places in India. Most of the resorts here quote standard prices, although one can always avail homestays as well.

The Camel Fair at Pushkar, which is one of its biggest cultural attractions, requires only a nominal entry charge. The Pushkar Lake is the central attraction in the city, along with the many Hindu temples, none of which incur an entry fee either.

Average Cost: Rs. 5,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: November to February
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Nainital

While a great visit in itself, Nainital can be an ideal detour from the other hill stations of Uttarakhand here. Staying and touring in Nainital is comparatively much less expensive than its sister cities, making it among the best cheap places to visit in India. Standard hotels and homestays are popular among budget travelers, and are quite easy to access as well.

The lakes, which are the primary attractions here, are free to visit, although activities such as boating might incur a minimal charge. Most of its other attractions, such as the temples or the viewpoints, do not require a fee either. Like Darjeeling, Nainital has a Mall Road as well, selling locally made items at extremely nominal charges.

Average Cost: Rs. 5,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: May to June
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Jaisalmer

Although more popular as a luxury travel destination, Jaisalmer ranks pretty high in the list of cheap places to visit in India as well. There are plenty of budget friendly hotels and resorts to choose from, and some cost effective desert camps as well. If you’re planning on visiting the attractions, it would be safe to include any or all of the forts, museums and palaces to your list, since these places either charge no or very minimal entry fee. If you’re opting for a desert safari, it would be advisable to go for camel safaris offered by locals and negotiate the prices accordingly.

Average Cost: Rs. 3,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: November to February
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Ooty

Sitting on the bright blue Nilgiris, Ooty serves as a dream vacation spot for anyone looking to escape the busy city vibe. While a luxury stay in Ooty can be heavy on the pockets, planning one's holiday meticulously might make Ooth one of the cheapest places to travel in India.

The Nilgiri toy train is the most popular attraction, and like in Darjeeling, the tickets don't cost much. The beautiful lake at the center of the city serves as a great visit as well. If you’re an adventurer, camping could be a good way to spend one’s time here, and it costs nothing to pitch a tent at the lakeside camping spots.

Average cost: Rs. 5,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: November to February
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Mcleodganj

Also known as the Little Lhasa, the dreamlike Mcleodganj nestles just beside Dharamshala.  While Dharamshala is rarely considered for a full fledged vacation, it is a popular getaway destination, especially during the summer season. With most of its attractions being natural, Mcleodganj is among the most beautiful cheap tourist places in India.

Camping and trekking are some of the most popular cost effective activities here, especially if you’re tent-camping individually, and not through tour groups. The Triund Trek is, in fact, one of the most popular routes in the HImalayas, and can be attempted by beginners as well. The hill station has several excellent flea markets as well for cheap and affordable shopping.

Average cost: Rs. 3,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to March
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Gokarna

Located on the eastern Kannada Coast, the sleepy town of Gokarna serves a perfect respite from the bustle of everyday life. The temple town is known widely for its Mahabaleshwar Temple, which is one of the most important Shaivite pilgrimages in the country.

Gokarna is among the best cheap places to visit in India as well, offering several standard hotels and hostels for stay. Gokarna has some beautiful beaches, and while swimming is never a bad idea, one can also try their hand at a number of water sports here. Beachside trekking is another popular activity.

Average cost: Rs. 3,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to February
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Lonavala

A short drive from both Pune and Bombay, Lonavala is one of the most popular weekend destinations. The hill station has plenty of stunning view points to choose from; Duke’s Point is just a beautiful trek away and serves up breathtaking views of the valley, while Lion’s Point is known for its ravishing sunsets.

Lonavala has a lot of charming lakes as well, the Bushi Dam and Lonavala Dam standing out among them. While there are plenty of luxury stays in Lonavala, prior research will yield good quality, budget friendly accommodation options such as Treebo homes and standard hotels as well.

Average cost: Rs. 5,000/- for 2 nights 

Best time to visit: October to March
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Kodaikanal

Located in the Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu, Kodaikanal is one of the most beautiful places that one can choose for low budget trips in India. In literal Tamil, the name of the city translates to “The Gift of the Forest.” Lakes, temples and scenic promenades scatter the hill station on one side, and none require a fee for visit.

However, nominal prices are charged for secondary activities such as boating. Kodaikanal is replete with a number of stunning natural marvels as well, including the Guna Caves and the Bear Shola waterfall.

Average cost: Rs.4,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to March
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Itanagar

Perched atop the Himalayas, Itanagar is the capital city of Arunachal Pradesh. The fantastic scenic beauty and weather of the place makes it a popular haunt among backpackers and solo budget travelers, although Itanagar is often considered as a gateway or a layover stop between other locations. The attractions in Itanagar do not incur extra charges, making it one of the cheapest places to travel in India.

The charming Ganga Lake is the biggest attraction here, although the Namphada Wildlife Sanctuary is a big hit among wildlife lovers as well. The Ita Fort is another prominent site here. Activities such as rafting, angling or kayaking might be a little luxury addition to the trip, although if you’re coming equipped, you won’t need to pay for the materials either.

Average Cost: Rs. 5,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to April
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Kanyakumari

Located on the southernmost tip of the country, Kanyakumari is one of the most beautiful cheap places to visit in India. The beaches of Kanyakumari are of course, as resplendent as they come, and form the biggest attraction here.

If you’re a fan of natural landscapes, do make it a point to catch a sunset at the beach - Kanyakumari is the only place in the world where, on full moon days, one can catch a simultaneous sunset and moonrise in the same sky. The standard of living is varied here; apart from luxury resorts, the city does feature plenty of standard hotels and dormitory accommodations.

Average Cost: Rs. 3,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: October to March
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Khajuraho

Housing some of India’s most esteemed temples and shrines, Khajuraho is one of the grandest of cheap tourist places in India. In fact, the monuments in the city have earned a title of a UNESCO Heritage Site, and are recognized as one of the ‘seven wonders’ in India. Going to Khajuraho, one must make it a point to take a temple tour, with the Ghantai, Matangeshwar, Vamana, Brahma, and Jagdambi temples being only some of the names on the list.

The temples require no entry charges, making the tour easy on pockets. There’s a light and sound show conducted in the temple area as well, which adds to the visit. The city has several budget accommodations to choose from, including standard hotels that offer good quality stay at low rates.

Average cost: Rs. 3,000/- for 2 nights

Best time to visit: November to February
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People Also Ask About India

  1. Which are some of the offbeat destinations to plan budget trips in India?

    1. Mawlynnong: Mawlynnong, in Meghalaya, is among the best locations for budget trips in India. Mawlynnong, endowed with the characteristic beauty of North East India, was named Asia's cleanest village in 2003. The town's picturesque splendor is invigorating to the senses. Rivers, waterfalls and the fantastic Living Root Bridges are the biggest attractions here.

    2. Ziro: Ziro, one of Arunachal Pradesh's most beautiful locales, is blessed with beauty, pleasure, and fantastic experiences. Ziro is one of India's most stunning cheap places to visit in India. On the horizon, puffy white clouds float. As far as the horizon goes spread paddy fields, backed by towering blue mountains. The Ziro Music Festival is another big draw here.

    3. Gokarna: Gokarna, one of India's many lovely beach towns, is one of the country's best-kept secrets. Gokarna is known for its lovely, unspoiled beaches, but it is predominantly a temple town with a leisurely and mellow vibe that makes for a really enjoyable alternative vacation. Away from the tourists, the Karnataka town's beaches are bathed in beach pleasure.
  2. Which are the cheapest hill stations in India?

    1. Darjeeling: Nestled in the Northern end of West Bengal, Darjeeling is one of the best cheap tourist places in India. The little hill station, however, has a lot to offer, from the UNESCO recognized Toy Train Ride, to the ravishing sunrise from Tiger Hill. Darjeeling can also be a great place to just kick back, relax, shop and dine over a few laidback days.

    2. Kasauli: Kasauli, at 1,927 meters above sea level, is all a hill station should be. Apart from the absolutely breathtaking views, Kasauli also has some top notch tourist attractions, including the Kasauli Brewery, which is the world's tallest brewery and distillery. Monkey Point, Lower and Upper Mall, Sanawar, and Subathu Fort are just a few of the notable spots to visit.

    3. Kausani: Kausani, also known as Valna, is a beautiful town in the famed Uttarakhand region of Bageshwar. Rudradhari Falls, Kausani Tea Gardens, Baijnath Group of Temples and Bageshwar, Lakshmi Ashram, and Sumitra Nandan Pant Gallery are just a few of the fantastic sites to explore while you're here.
  3. Which are the cheapest places to visit in North India?

    1. Mussoorie: Mussoorie, one of Uttarakhand's most prominent hill stations, is one of the most beautiful low budget tourist places in India. Mussoorie has plenty of affordable homestays to choose from, and the attractions require either no or minimal entry charges. Mussoorie, located in the Himalayan foothills, offers breathtaking vistas as well as numerous attractions such as Gun Hill, Kempty Falls, Cloud's End, Jwala Devi Temple, and Lake Mist, to mention a few.

    2. Tawang: Tawang, in Arunachal Pradesh, is a magnificent vacation destination with vistas of alpine ranges, temples, and Buddhist monks. The colorful gaiety of the various festivals and celebrations that occur here is well-known. The Monpas, or natives, are excellent craftsmen whose fine arts and crafts may be enjoyed. For a low-cost stay, guesthouses and hostels are available.

    3. Mcleodganj: The town of Mcleodganj, which is 19 kilometers from Kangra, is well-known among tourists as the seat of the Dalai Lama. The town's magnificent features include stunning vistas of the surrounding hills, monks dressed in traditional robes, and beautiful monasteries. Low cost accommodation options are aplenty. Besides, trekking and camping are the biggest activities here, which might cost next to nothing if one carries their own equipment.
  4. Which is the costliest city in India?

    India’s financial capital, it should come as no surprise that Mumbai is the most expensive city to live in or even visit. An average 2 night stay in Mumbai would cost around Rs. 10,000/- for 2 nights.
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"the experience was awesome. The whole thing organized by Thrillophilia was great. Our tour operator Jigmet sir and the whole crew were 1 no. SHAMAAASS. Julley.
24 October 2015
Agnimitra Banerjee Nishani Motte Trek
Excellent
Trekking and water adventure...what else can be so tempting especially for adventurists like me. This things give me my Kick. Wonderful place and everything is just up-to-the-mark. I'm certainly exploring more of South India now and to get the best of South I prefer reading thrillophilia reviews .
11 July 2019
Excellent
We went for Manali to srinagar Bike tour. It was the best bike trip of my entire life It all started with the person named Shubham from thrillophilia who helped me in selecting the best trip and processed with my booking, all thanks to him! Without him I wouldn’t have been able to experience the best trip of my life. On arrival there, we met our tour guide Tani and our Mechanic Shashi about whom I have read a lot at thrillophilia reviews. These 2 guys were so supportive during the entire tour that no matter what happened they were always there to look after us. They always made sure we are safe and we are following them and there is no overtaking taking place. Tani, the tour guide, one chilled out person he is! Make sure you get him as your tour guide and Shashi as the mechanic as these guys will always make sure that they are there for you no matter what. And in the end, it’s all the Main man behind everything, Jimmy Sir. Thanks a lot Sir for making me experience the best trip of my life! Without you and your team this wouldn’t have been possible. Thanks for helping us out in every way possible. The roads here are difficult terrain to ride on. You gotta be careful. You gotta carry your gum boots during water logging which is the most difficult to cross. But these guys made sure that we were all safe and had sound health till we reached home. Not even a single person was hurt. Our group was a mixture of all age groups, I’m fact we even got to meet 2 people From the Indian navy as well. One mad kickass experience! Unbelievable. Reaching the worlds highest Pass, Khardungla Top, was the highest achievement of my life till date which happened on this trip! And if at all you wish to go, don’t forget to ask Tani and Shashi as your tour guide and mechanic, and go only through Jimmy Sir as he has the best team! Thanks a lot to everyone out there for which I thought the best way would be to write at thrillophilia reviews.
Anirudh Ghaty Kodachadri Trek
Excellent
"One hell of a crazy trek this one. The views were just splendid, and the organisers had it all charted out, and were extremely helpful. \n\nAn initial route through the forest is what we go through which is not that tiring, but after this stretch we move on to the most difficult part of the trek, where we come across the Hidlumane falls and we need to trek in quite a difficult terrain. Post all this stressful climbing, whatever the view you get is unmatched, all that pain, even though there physically, would have vanished mentally.\n\nBest to trek during monsoon or after the monsoon has receded to an extent as the hills are completely covered in green until the eyes can see. It's a treat for the eyes to feast on watching the western ghats in full glory."
05 October 2017
Umesh Joshi Stok Kangri Trek
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First, I would like to say thank you to shyam@thrillophilia.com for their coordination and cooperation by writing my thrillophilia reviews.The trip was well planned and executed extremely well by the tour operators, I am very happy with the services provided by thrillophilia during this trek. 1) Our trek leaders Salman and Stenzin are really a wonderful Guys, they were very helpful and supportive all the time during trekking.Other staff members were also supportive and helpful. 2) Food quality and quantity was good. 3) Accommodation was good, camps were in good shape, neat and clean and quite spacious. Let's review the Trek about which I had read a lot at thrillophilia reviews. No doubt Stok trek was awesome as well as difficult. It would not be correct if I will say Stok trek is the most beautiful trek ???? but there is something which makes this trek different from all other treks and which is the main reason to attract tourist from every corner of the word, that is its height. At 20,500 feet Stok Kangri is the highest trekkable summit in India (6,153 m), what google says but when I googled it bit more and try to find if there is any other trek exist in this word which is above Stok, I did not get any information so I assume this is the highest trekkable summit in world ???? Highlights of this Trek 1) Trekking till base camp is not very tiring, which itself a big achievement as you would be able to achieve the height of 16300 feet ???? and the best part what I found in this trek is “you don’t need to walk too many hours to reach base camp” 2-4 hours walk a day is max you will walk. 2) Leh treks are totally different from Himachal and Uttrakhand treks in terms of scenic beauty, it’s a different experience, you would be able to see some splendid views of the Stok mountain ranges. 3) The last day “Summit day” will give you a totally different experience. You start your trek at night time which generally don’t happen in other treks. Moreover, you will get a chance to do snow trekking in summers as well “Only in summit Day”. Here is a great saying "the best view comes after the hardest climb" Very True!!! Preparation: I should say this is not a trek for first time trekkers but still if someone wants to give a try, Start your preparation at least 2 months before this trek as last day “Summit Day” is really a challenging one, compare to other days where you have to just walk 2-4 hours max here on final day you have to walk for a 12 – 14 hours and Trekking at night on Snow is bit tricky task and it becomes more challenging when you have to walk by putting Crampons on your shoes as rightly suggested by many people at thrillophilia reviews. a) Aim for 5 km running in 30 minutes b) Do breathing exercise which helps you a lot during this trek especially. c) Drink as much as water you can.
Had a great sar pass trekking experience.
Rupinder Nambeesan Pride Amber Villas Jaipur
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Had a good time at the resort. Services and food were also good.
01 April 2021
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This was my first paragliding experience and I was so thrilled and scared both at the same time. This March I was going to Gangtok and came to know about the paragliding activity there and booked the same with Thrillophilia and made the most of the thrills and spills of Paragliding. After heading to the paragliding spot in Ranka at Gangtok. I was accompanied by a trained pilot throughout the entire activity when we soared at a height of 1300- 2200 meters. The best thing about Thrillophilia is that it not only gives you an option to choose between medium and high fly but regardless of the package you choose, the ride from the landing site to the take-off point is all included. I chose the high fly package where I and my certified pilot rose at a height of 2200 meters, marveling at nature’s beauty underneath. After this paragliding trip, I must say that this has been my best so far, given the whole safety protocols that Thrillophilia adhered to besides arranging a trip to the Ranka monastery. Thus, I recommend Thrillophilia with all my heart, for such out-of-the-box experiences!
04 February 2021
Excellent
The work from home seemed quite relaxing until I started to feel trapped. Thus, come 2021, and kept on looking for a workstation trip where I could stay amidst nature and still work. On came Thrillophilia as a genie and arranged the most fabulous stay in Manali. The three-bedroom cottage I was staying in could accommodate nine people and I set off with 4 of my friends. We loved the serene Kullu Valley setting but met our office targets with full gusto. The stay was not just beautiful being situated amidst apple orchards but was a sanitized space with staff performing hygiene checks daily. My friends made the most of the indoor workspaces while I brought about the outdoor furniture to do office work while not missing out on nature’s grandeur. Totally loved how Thrillophilia at such short notice, arranged for a homestay that had Wi-Fi connectivity, power backup and a laptop-friendly workspace. I still miss our evenings where we would gorge on local snacks cooked in the kitchen, by a chef using fresh seasonal produce. If WFM has been a mood dampener for you, give Thrillophilia a try, to arrange a nourishing stay in the hills!
26 January 2021
Excellent
Who does not dream of a farmhouse stay amidst the rolling Himalayan Mountains and an emerald green forest? Yes, I am no different because I have craved for such an experience all my life and I am extremely glad that Thrillophilia came on board to grant all that I desired. My 2 days one night experiential stay at a Farmhouse in Gangtok not just let me have a perfect getaway but so much more. I learnt about terrace farming, plucked ripe fruits from the trees, enjoyed picnics along the streams, and tried my hands on organic farming. I still miss my bedroom in the homestay that had a skylight right above the bed to let me stargaze endlessly. Thank you Thrillophilia for such a splendid experience!

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