Travel outside of peak periods: Avoid peak periods to find cheaper accommodations and fewer crowds. Traveling outside of peak periods often means you can get lower rates on flights and hotels.
Using Public Transport: India has an extensive public transport system including buses, trains and metros.
Eat local: Dine at local restaurants, street food stalls and dhabas (roadside eateries) to enjoy delicious, authentic meals at a fraction of the price of tourist restaurants.
Stay in budget accommodations: Look for budget hotels, hostels, or guesthouses. Websites like Airbnb and hostel booking platforms can also help you find affordable accommodations.
Negotiate prices: In many markets and with local vendors, haggling is the norm. Don't hesitate to negotiate prices, especially for souvenirs and transportation.
Plan your itinerary: Research and plan your itinerary to include free or low-cost attractions. Many temples, parks, and historical sites have minimal entrance fees.
Use travel apps and websites: Take advantage of travel apps and websites that offer discounts on accommodation, transportation, and activities.
