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AI Travel Planner and Itinerary Maker for India
Plan a trip in India or Nepal around your budget, dates and interests: places that fit, daily costs in rupees, a day-by-day itinerary and an AI trip assistant. Free. Built for travellers who want one place to choose where to go, check the budget and start a plan.
Most trip planning starts in the wrong place: with a destination picked from a photo, then a budget stretched to fit it. An AI travel planner works the other way round. You set what's fixed, such as how many days you have, what you can spend, when you can go, and how you like to travel, and it looks for places where those constraints actually work.
Wayfitly then carries that plan through the steps people usually do in separate tabs: matching places to your budget, comparing a shortlist side by side, checking the cost for your group, and starting from a day-by-day plan.
A good itinerary isn't a list of sights; it's a sequence that works, with the right order, realistic travel between stops and rest where you need it. Every Wayfitly match comes with a day-by-day plan from our destination guides. Save it in your browser, print it or save it as a PDF, and ask the trip assistant to adapt it to your pace.
It works for a fast backpacking route and for a slow vacation alike. For a vacation, choose a relaxed pace and private rooms, and plan around one or two bases rather than moving every day.
Plan it in four steps
- 1
Start with your constraints
Enter your budget, trip length, month, and starting point. The month matters most: the same place can be ideal in October and closed by snow in January.
- 2
Shortlist two or three places
Look at why each suggestion matched and what it would cost, then save the ones worth comparing rather than committing to the first.
- 3
Stress-test the budget
Break the estimate into stay, food, transport, and activities, and add a buffer. A trip that only fits the budget with nothing going wrong doesn't fit.
- 4
Check the route before you book
Add the legs there and back with times. Tight transfers, overnight travel, and long road days are where plans usually fail.
Example: 7 days in Sikkim in October
Constraints: one week, mid-October, starting from Bagdogra, a budget of about ₹25,000 per person, and a preference for mountain views over nightlife.
The plan
- Days 1–2: Gangtok, Rumtek Monastery, and MG Marg
- Day 3: Tsomgo Lake day trip (permit via a registered operator)
- Day 4: North Sikkim if the roads are open, otherwise more time around Gangtok
- Day 5: Ravangla and Buddha Park
- Day 6: Pelling for the Kanchenjunga sunrise
- Day 7: Back to Bagdogra
What it costs (estimate)
- Stays (6 nights)
- ₹5,000–9,000
- Food
- ₹3,000–5,000
- Shared jeeps and transfers
- ₹3,000–5,500
- Permits and day tours
- ₹3,000–5,500
- Total
- ₹14,000–25,000 per person
Excludes getting to Bagdogra. October is the clearest month for views, so book stays in Pelling early.
Read the Sikkim guide
Built for this kind of trip
Places that fit your budget
Enter your budget, group size, days, month and interests, and the planner shows which places fit, which are tight, and what a day costs in each.
An AI trip assistant
Ask follow-up questions in plain words. The assistant answers from Wayfitly's destination guides and does the budget maths with the same estimates as the planner.
A day-by-day plan to start from
Every match comes with a day-by-day itinerary and a per-person cost range. Save it, print it, or check the full budget for your group.
What experienced travellers do
- Plan the fixed things first
- Permits, flights, and anything that sells out go first; flexible days fill in around them.
- Keep a buffer day
- In mountain areas especially, one spare day absorbs a landslide, a cancelled flight, or simply a day you want to stay longer.
- Price the whole trip, not the stay
- Transport and entry fees often add up to more than accommodation, especially in the Himalaya.
- Verify before booking
- Use AI estimates to choose and plan, then confirm current prices, schedules, and rules with the operator or official source.
- On vacation, stay put
- One or two bases with day trips beat changing hotels every night on a short holiday.
- Leave slack
- Keep afternoons or a whole day unplanned; on a vacation, rest is part of the plan.
Start with a real constraint
Ask the trip assistant something like:
- “7 days in October, ₹25,000 each, mountains and monasteries.”
- “A relaxed 5-day family holiday in December with no long travel days.”
Places that suit this trip
Frequently asked
How does Wayfitly choose places?
It compares your daily budget per person with typical daily costs for each place, then favours places in season for your month and matching your interests. Places that don't fit are labelled as tight or over budget rather than hidden.
Are the prices exact?
No. They're estimates from our destination guides to help you choose and plan, not quotes. Check fares, rooms, permits and conditions with the operator or official source before you book.
Is the AI assistant always right?
No. Its answers are AI-generated starting points based on our guides. Check live prices, permits, weather, safety advice and schedules before you travel.
Is Wayfitly free?
Yes. The planner, guides, comparison, budget estimator and saved trips are free. The trip assistant has a fair-use limit on messages.
Does the planner book hotels or tickets?
No. It helps you choose and plan; you book directly with the providers you prefer.
Can it plan a relaxed vacation rather than a backpacking trip?
Yes. Choose the mid-range style for hotels and sit-down meals, set a budget that fits, and plan around one or two bases rather than moving every day.
Does it plan group or family trips?
Set the number of travellers and a relaxed pace, and the budget is estimated for your whole group.
Can I change the itinerary?
The day-by-day plans are a starting point. Ask the trip assistant to rework them for your dates, pace or interests, and save the trip to come back to it.
Can I share my itinerary?
Yes. Save it as a PDF to send, or share the budget link, which carries the place, days, group size and travel style.
Plans and costs are starting points, not live prices or bookings. Check current prices, permits, weather, safety advice and schedules before you travel.