Budget Travel India: Even if you have only ₹ 2000 in your pocket, you can still visit many beautiful and peaceful places near Delhi. With proper planning and using local transport, a memorable trip is possible even on a budget.
Delhi to Nearby Places Under 2000: Living in Delhi, there is always a desire to travel, but budget often becomes a hindrance. The good news is that even with just Rs 2000 in your pocket, you can visit many beautiful and serene places near Delhi. With proper planning, use of local transport and spending wisely, you can have a memorable trip. Let us know about some places where a wonderful trip is possible even in a low budget.
Mathura-Vrindavan
Traveling from Delhi to Mathura-Vrindavan is very cheap and easy. The to and fro fare by train or bus is around Rs 300-500. Here you can visit Banke Bihari Temple, Prem Mandir, ISKCON Temple and Yamuna Ghat. Cheap dhabas and street food are easily available, where you can eat a full meal for Rs 300-400. You can roam around throughout the day and come back to Delhi by evening.
Neemrana
If you like history and photography, then Neemrana is a great option. Neemrana is about 120 km from Delhi. The round trip fare by bus or share taxi is Rs 600-800. It is free or cheap to explore the area outside Neemrana Fort and visit nearby local places. Cheap and tasty food is available at local dhabas.
Haridwar
Haridwar is about 220 km from Delhi, but you can reach there by sleeper train or bus for Rs 500-700. Visiting Har Ki Pauri, attending Ganga Aarti and roaming on the ghats is completely free. Ordinary food is available for Rs 100-150. If you want to stay the night, you can get accommodation in Dharamshala for Rs 300-400. This trip is easy on both mind and budget.
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Alwar and Silisedh Lake
Traveling to Alwar from Delhi by train or bus is quite cheap. The round trip fare is Rs 500-700. Here, you can visit Silisedh Lake, City Palace and Local Market. If you have time, you can also visit the area around Sariska Tiger Reserve. Food expenses can be managed for Rs 300-400, which will bring the entire trip to Rs 2000.
Agra
Even though Taj Mahal tickets may be expensive, Agra is not just about the Taj Mahal. Train or bus fare from Delhi costs Rs 400-600. You can visit Agra Fort (outskirts), Mehtab Bagh and local market. Street food and local items like petha are easily available at reasonable prices. With proper planning, a trip to Agra can also be done for Rs 2000.
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