Notes on travelling better in India, from people who do it every weekend.
Six real ways Indians find people to travel with — Facebook groups, Reddit, tour operators, buddy apps and more — plus how to vet a stranger, split costs fairly, and stay safe.
We looked at every travel app in India and saw the same thing: search bars asking where you want to go. We decided to ask a different question.
What if the couple planning a Spiti Valley trip could find another couple facing the same budget dilemma? That's exactly what we're making possible.
47 unread messages, three competing spreadsheets, and that one friend who never confirms. Sound familiar? We've all been there, and we built something to fix it.
You know every hidden gem between Delhi and Bir. You've led friends on countless treks. It's time to turn that expertise into a business—and we're here to help.
Meeting travel companions online can be safe — if you do it right. A practical checklist for Indian travellers, with extra notes for solo women.
From Coorg coffee weekends to Kumara Parvatha treks — where Bangalore's travellers go, where to find people to go with, and how to split the costs.
Himachal on a Thursday-night bus, Rishikesh rafting, Jaipur weekends — where Delhi travellers go and how to find people to go with.
Sahyadri monsoon treks, Alibaug ferries, Goa road trips — where Mumbai travellers go and how to find your crew.
Everyone wants to go to Goa; the hard part is a crew that splits the villa and actually shows up. Where to find Goa travel buddies, north vs south, and how to split the costs.
Sahyadri forts on the doorstep, Konkan beaches, monsoon waterfalls — where Pune travellers go and how to find people to go with.
Ananthagiri hills, Nagarjuna Sagar, the 'Grand Canyon of India' at Gandikota, and Hampi runs — where Hyderabad travellers go and how to find your crew.
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