Places To Visit In India With Family In Low Budget – Best Family Vacation Place in India

 Places To Visit In India With Family In Low Budget – Best Family Vacation Place in India

Family Vacation

Some people like to travel very much, even after getting a day or two off, they pack their bags and go out to relax. Along with this, if the family is also fond of exploring new places, then the fun of traveling is doubled. However, during a family vacation, many things have to be taken care of. For a solo trip or going somewhere with friends, the place and hotel can be chosen according to your likes and dislikes, but from the location to the means. If you are also planning to go to a place with family on a low budget, then go to a place where there is a lot of safety and everyone can enjoy it. Know, about some such places in India, where you can easily roam in the budget of Rs 5000 to Rs 10,000.

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Celebrate Holidays With Family At These Famous Places – Family Vacation Places

Celebrate Holidays With Family At These Famous Places – Family Vacation Places

These places to visit in a budget of Rs 5000 – Places To Visit Under 5000

Sometimes we have less budget but the desire to travel is strong. In such a situation, we are telling you about some of the most beautiful places in the country, where you can enjoy yourself a lot even on your low budget. These tourist spots are perfect for a family vacation and one can enjoy the whole holiday here without breaking the budget. However, these do not include to and fro fare. Know, places to visit in India and budget trip locations.

1. Puducherry - This place is famous for its French architecture. It does not cost much to stay here because there are many such ashrams, where arrangements are made to stay cheap. If you are going here then you can enjoy 2-4 days comfortably for 5000 rupees. When visiting Puducherry, be sure to visit Promenade Beach and Aurobindo Ashram. 

2. Mcleodganj – Mcleodganj located in Himachal Pradesh is known for its beautiful plains, natural beauty, and monasteries. This is a cheap place to visit. In many hotels here, a night's rent is only 300-500 rupees. Bhagshu Falls, Shiva Cafe, Night Camping, and Triund Trekking are the major tourist attractions here. This is a place to visit on a low budget. 

3. Goa - If you want to visit Goa on a low budget, then go here in any season except Christmas and New Year. Celebrate New Year in these special ways you stay around Anjuna Beach, you will get good hotels within 500 rupees only. In North Goa, you can tour the whole of Panaji by taking a scooter on rent. Beaches and churches here will fascinate you. 

4. Kasol - This small town located in Himachal Pradesh is also called Mini Israel. Here one can trek to the mountains, visit the Parvati Valley and also enjoy the evening party in Tosh Valley. Apart from these places, the hot springs of Kheerganga and the temple of Pandavas are also very popular.

5. Lansdowne – Situated at a distance of just 251 kms from Delhi NCR, this place will give you relaxation apart from the crowd. You can enjoy your weekend peacefully by visiting places like War Memorial, Tip-in-Top Point, Bhulla Tal Lake, and Kalagarh Wildlife Sanctuary.

 6. Vrindavan - Known as the birthplace of Lord Krishna, Vrindavan is a religious tourist spot. Many temples of Radha-Krishna, Mirabai and Balram will fascinate you. This place is very cheap and surely one can get peace of mind by visiting here.

 7. Agra - Known as the seventh wonder of the world, the historical importance of Agra, the city of Taj Mahal, is known to all. The palace of Fatehpur Sikri, located at a distance from here, has the power to introduce you to a different world.

 8. Varanasi - The oldest city in the world, Banaras, which is now called Varanasi, is the city of Lord Shiva. It is said that ongoing here one attains salvation. After visiting Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Banaras Hindu University and the Ghats here, your inclination will increase towards this city.

 9. Kanyakumari – Kanyakumari is a low-budget travel destination for people living in South India. It is located just 85 kms from Trivandrum Bus Stop. Apart from having good and cheap arrangements for food and drink, it does not cost much money to stay here. Be sure to see the sunrise here from the Vivekananda Rock Memorial.

10. Rishikesh - If you have 3 to 4 days' time and you live in Delhi NCR then along with Rishikesh, Haridwar, Dehradun and Mussoorie can also roam comfortably.

Along with the temple of Rishikesh and Ganga Aarti, Lakshman Jhula is also quite famous. It is also very famous for water rafting.

11. Binsar – Famous for wildlife and the temple of Mahadev, Binsar is one of the most beautiful hill stations in India. Seeing the houses built on the hills here, you too will start looking for your home there. This place is not too expensive to visit.

12. Hampi - If you live in South India or have gone to visit there, then definitely go to Hampi located in Karnataka. This city was settled hundreds of years ago. If you are fond of seeing old buildings or want to connect with the civilization and culture of India, then you will especially like this place.

13. Amritsar - Amritsar located in Punjab is famous for its Golden Temple. One can stay at Golden Temple for free and also have delicious food available in Langar. If you go to Amritsar, do not forget to take Punjabi food and Punjabi suits along with watching the parade of Wagah Border.

14. Valley of Flowers - You will easily find all kinds of flowers in this city of flowers located in Uttarakhand. The month of July would be the best to visit here. From Delhi and NCR, one can easily reach here by bus. The natural beauty here will win your heart.

 15. Mount Abu - Mount Abu, known as the only hill station of Rajasthan, does not receive much rain, but the weather here is often pleasant. If you are going to roam here, apart from the mountains here, you will also like the temple of Dilwara and its architecture.

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Naveen Dubey