AI trip planner for India
Tell us a few things and get a complete, India-aware itinerary.
What an India-aware plan actually includes
Most planners hand you a list of sights. The gap between that and a trip you can actually take is where this one does its work.
Routes that match how India moves
Overnight sleeper trains costed against a flight, the ferry timings for Alleppey's backwaters, when a shared jeep beats a taxi in Himachal, and how long the Manali–Leh road really takes in August.
Food you can eat
Pure-veg and Jain filtering that holds through the whole itinerary, not just a tag on a restaurant name — plus where to find it when you're somewhere like Ladakh or the Northeast.
Permits and closures, before you're standing there
Inner Line Permits for Ladakh and parts of Sikkim and Arunachal, monsoon closures in the Western Ghats, and Rann of Kutch's season, flagged while you can still change dates.
Budgets in rupees, not dollars
Stay, travel, food and entry fees estimated in ₹ at Indian prices, split per person, so the number means something before you book.
Questions people ask before they start
- Is it free?
- Planning costs nothing. You see the first day straight away, and a free account unlocks the complete day-by-day plan — food stops, budget, packing — plus two saved trips you can refine by chat. Premium lifts the save and chat limits.
- How long does a plan take?
- Under a minute for most trips. Longer itineraries take a little more, because each day is written against the route rather than filled from a template.
- Can I change the plan after it is made?
- Yes. Save it and then talk to it — "make day three slower", "swap the fort for a beach", "we are vegetarian". You can also move or remove a whole day and the rest of the plan re-anchors around the change.
- Does it plan trains and buses, or only flights?
- Trains, buses, ferries and shared jeeps as well as flights. An overnight sleeper is costed against the flight it replaces, and ferry and permit timings are treated as real constraints, because in India they usually are.
- Can I trust the details?
- Treat the plan as a well-researched draft, not a booking. Routes, budgets and seasons are reliable enough to plan around, but opening hours, entry fees and permit rules change — check anything you would be stuck without on the day.
Popular places to start
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