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If you’re travelling around India on a budget, trains are usually one of the most convenient options, especially for longer distances. Sleeper-class trains can be quite affordable, while buses work well for shorter routes and places with limited rail connectivity.

For accommodation, hostels, guesthouses, and budget hotels can help keep costs down. It’s also worth travelling during the shoulder season, when accommodation and flights are often cheaper.

For destinations like Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, or Sikkim, I’d suggest planning a few nearby places together rather than trying to cover too much in one trip. You can also include some Luxury Cities such as Mumbai or Delhi in your itinerary and balance them with more affordable destinations to keep overall costs manageable.

Booking trains and stays in advance can also make a noticeable difference to the overall budget.
 
I went to Himachal on a fairly tight budget and the biggest expense was getting between places, not the stays. We took a bus towards Manali, spent a day around Old Manali, then went up to Sissu for the mountain views and had lunch at a tiny dhaba on the way back. I booked the trip with Boketto Travels and stayed in basic guesthouses rather than paying extra for a view from the room. If you're travelling on a budget, overnight buses and local food can save quite a bit. Just don't cram too many places into one trip because the travel days add up quickly.
 
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