Exploring the world - India especially - does not have to mean breaking the bank. In fact, you can have adventures on a budget as long as you follow tips on how to save money and make your cash stretch farther. Especially if you’re traveling abroad, you may not have a car. So, it’s important to find money-saving options that can get you where you need to go and at a cost you can afford. While we don’t recommend hitchhiking, there are plenty of tips you can find that can help you better plan your free traveling. Volunteer to work for room and board, or consider couchsurfing; whatever you decide, there are tips online to make sure you’re never at risk of breaking the bank. These tips are particularly great for younger people who may not have as much money saved up in the bank. Whatever your circumstances, travel India without hurting your wallet. 

Planning resources can also be incredibly helpful when you don’t have a motor vehicle to rely on. Regardless of how many days, weeks, or months you plan to stay in India, having a traveling checklist or some form of a travel guide is essential to making the most of your trip. Whether it’s a book or a blog, find all of the information you need to be able to travel with confidence; knowing what to expect along the way will help eliminate stress, allowing you to have a great time as you explore. You can even use these resources, online and offline, to book travel packages and stay on top of any news or travel advisory, so you can stay safe and save cash at the same time. It’s a win-win situation as you are able to simultaneously explore India while knowing exactly what’s coming next at any given point.