By: Nikita Nikhil
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Travelling across India doesn't need a huge budget. These cities are perfect for short trips, covering stays, food, and experiences, excluding flights or long-distance travel.
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With Rs 50 dosas, heritage walks, and cheap public transport, Mysuru is a laid-back city where exploring palaces and markets does not cost a fortune.
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Stay near Marina Beach, eat local meals under Rs 100, and explore by suburban trains. Chennai's coastal charm easily fits within Rs 25,000.
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A plate of biryani for Rs 150, metro rides under, and cheap entry to heritage sites, Hyderabad delivers full-on flavour within your budget.
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Backpacker hostels, Rs 30 idlis, budget brewery scenes, and cheap public transport passes make Bangalore fun and feasible within Rs 25,000.
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Off-season Goa is cheaper than you think. Rent scooters, eat budget thalis, and stay in beach homestays without crossing the Rs 25,000 mark.
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Ride the metro, eat chaat for under Rs 50, and visit museums and forts. Delhi's old-meets-new vibe can be fully experienced on a tight budget.
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Forts with Rs 100 tickets, pink-hued streets, camel rides, and street shopping — Jaipur's royal life is possible on a Rs 25,000 budget.
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Golden Temple langar, local dhabas, and auto rides make Amritsar a great deal. Even with souvenirs and city tours, you will not overspend.
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Stay in central areas, ride trams, eat at old-school cabins, and visit museums. Kolkata can be explored well under Rs 25,000.
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Vada pavs, local trains, cheap hostels, and seaside walks. Mumbai's luxury label disappears when you do it like a local on a lean budget.
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