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Resort suggestions for 2 night wedding (budget 15 lakhs)

Hi people 👋🏻

I'm 30F, getting married in March 2027 and looking for one resort (or a resort + hotel next door) where everyone can stay for 2 nights.

I expect about 200 guests, roughly 70 rooms, triple/quad sharing is fine.

My plan is as follows:

Fri to Sun: ring ceremony + DJ night, then a small pooja + DJ night. Nothing grand.

pure veg, guests bring their own drinks

Budget around ₹15L for rooms + food + venue, both nights (i know this is very tight maybe, but we can't afford more than that, pls be kind). We have kept separate budget for jewellery, dress, photographer etc etc.

Guests coming from Delhi NCR (70-80), Mumbai, Lucknow, Bhopal (100), Jabalpur, so somewhere a few hours from Delhi. Rajasthan, Alwar side, Corbett, NCR outskirts all open, or if any suggestions you guys have which i might have missed 🙏🏻

Would love to know:

-places you’ve actually been to that fit this

-what you paid and roughly when

-which ones allow an outside caterer or have low corkage

-red flags or places to avoid

-if you have any better suggestions for me how to do it I'm all open to hear since i have zero knowledge about it. Please feel free to suggest what you think best and give some tips and tricks.🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thanks!

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u/comic__daily — 4 days ago

Rajasthan vasiyoo please help your little brother outt

We’re a group of 4 friends planning an ultimate 15-day Rajasthan road trip from Mumbai around late December and early January.

We’ve made a rough itinerary, but I’d really appreciate some advice from people who’ve actually done a similar road trip.

Current plan:
Mumbai
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Mount Abu — 1 night
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Jawai — day visit
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Jodhpur — 2 nights
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Jaisalmer — 2 nights
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Bikaner — 1 night
↓
Jaipur — 3 nights (New Year + weekend)
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Nawalgarh — 1 night (my hometown)
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Pushkar — 1 night
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Udaipur — 3–4 nights
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Mumbai
We’re planning to drive the entire route ourselves.
A few things I’d really like help with:
● Is this itinerary actually doable in 15 days, or are we trying to cover too much?
● Anything you’d add, remove or change?
● Are there any places on this route that are genuinely worth spending more time at?
● How are the roads and driving conditions, especially between the more remote places?
● Anything specific we should be careful about while driving in Rajasthan?
● Any good experiences, stays, food spots or hidden places that we shouldn’t miss?
● And most importantly, if anyone has done a similar
Rajasthan road trip from Mumbai, please share your itinerary/tips or DM me. I’d genuinely appreciate it.

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u/neetassfr — 4 days ago

Travel Ajmer to Jaisalmer - Safety

Hi all,
Me and my wife are traveling from a wedding in Ajmer to Jaisalmer.

We have an option for a overnight bus ( R S Sodha travels) which leaves at 11pm.

There is also a train from Degana ( 1hr drive from Ajmer) which goes to jaisalmer, the train is at 2 am.

Is it unsafe for two people to take a car till degana at night and maybe wait at the train station for 1 hr after midnight? How safe/ unsafe is degana and travel to rural areas of rajasthan?

TIA

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u/notme145 — 4 days ago

Recommendations for well-maintained gated societies in/around Mansarovar - Jaipur

After years in Bangalore, thrilled to finally bring my roots and work back home to Padharo Mhare Desh - Jaipur. Starting an IT setup here and have secured our office space in Mansarovar.

Looking to rent a 3BHK flat or villa in a clean, strictly well-maintained, family-friendly gated society with 24/7 security and good power backup.

I’ve looked around Patrakar Colony / Mansarovar Extension (places like Mahima Elanza, Florenza, etc.), but would love genuine ground reality inputs from locals:

  • Which societies around Mansarovar / Mansarovar Extension / Muhana belt have great maintenance and active resident communities?
  • Any good gated villa or low-density options nearby worth considering?
  • Societies to avoid due to water or road approach issues?

Dhanyawad in advance for the help! Excited to be back in the Pink City.

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u/ApprehensiveStorm04 — 3 days ago

When you step out to clean the streets, society mocks you. But silent resilience on the ground always defeats cynicism.

u/VishnuBhartesh — 5 days ago

Why we must remember, what Balaji means

Devsthan or Balaji ka Than, are/were common knowledge for rural kids, however, how many town folks or city folks even understand the meaning?

South Indians mix Balaji with Vishnu, north Indians mix Balaji with Hanuman. Both are wrong. This article explains the meaning well. Hopefully, at least Rajasthani people will stop merging Balaji and Hanuman, specially on Pitr Amavasya! 🙏🏾

https://varunmohanpuria.substack.com/p/why-we-must-remember-the-balaji-of?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=android&r=2fq4hd

u/Vamo2026 — 5 days ago

Is there any desert camping in Jaipur or Udaipur

Planning a trip to Jaipur and Udaipur, can anyone suggest any desert camping spots in these places.

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u/Prior_Intern_8080 — 12 days ago