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I want to go to India on my own. shine where, how, and does it make sense?
In order to save money, diversify your vacation, and see more interesting places. They say you can rent a room on a floating hotel.
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Our 2nd trip abroad took a risk on our own and decided to go to India ... South Goa, including. I have not heard about a floating hotel. Let's get more specific questions.
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answered 11 years ago
If you look at GOA, then it is quite possible on your own. In the center of the country, you can travel inexpensively, but you need to forget about comfort and cleanliness, and compliance with the travel schedule will be very approximate. GOA and the rest of the country are quite different from each other.
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answered 11 years ago
I heard about houseboats in connection with Kerala. you first need to study, or something, India, since such special requests - then understand where, on your own, etc. ...
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answered 11 years ago
Dear Alex, if you really want to plan a vacation on your own, and most importantly, to make it interesting, rich and economical, then you need to work on it seriously. It's not a matter of five minutes. and English, guidebooks, interactive maps and other educational literature. From your message it is not clear what exactly you want to see and what to save on?! The first thing you need to save on is air travel, catch promotions. Again, you need to be not tied to departure dates. In my opinion, it is necessary to fly to India and any other distant country on your own if you have a fairly large period of free time, at least three weeks. Otherwise, you will not get much benefit. Renting apartments, rooms - serious discounts for renting more than 1 month. Again, to save money, go in the off season. As for houseboats, Kerala was right for you. Pleasure is not cheap. Do you want to go to Kerala for Ayurveda?! Then shell out again.
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answered 11 years ago
I completely agree with onr19. Real savings are possible only when traveling for a long period of 1 month. And with very good preparation: you analyzed the route in detail, the local features of transport and made up a competent sequence of places for your stop. Both the southern part of GOA, approaching Kerala, and Kerala itself are initially more expensive than the central and northern parts of GOA. With the option of rest within 2 weeks, the most profitable option is to buy a last-minute offer in a 2 * hotel. You will receive an air flight, a transfer and a guaranteed, albeit simple, accommodation, and then before departure you can not appear there, but travel and live where you want.
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answered 11 years ago
yes, tours to Goa are cheap now, I can agree ... I don’t know about Kerala, I haven’t watched it ...
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answered 11 years ago
