AI trip planner for India

Every great journey begins with one sentence.

Tell us the trip the way you'd tell a friend. Yatrika plans each day around darshan timings, rest stops and real travel times, with booking links ready.

  • Paced for parents and elders
  • Temple and darshan timings
  • Booking links with dates filled
  • Free to plan, no sign-up
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How it works

From one sentence to a booked trip

1

Say the trip

Where from, where to, how long and who's coming. Write it the way you'd say it.

“Kashi for 3 days with Ma and Papa, nothing too tiring.”
2

Yatrika drafts the days

A day-by-day plan with real timings, rest built in and travel you can actually manage.

Day 1 · Arrive, evening aartiEasy
Day 2 · Ghats at dawn, templeModerate
Day 3 · Sarnath, fly homeEasy
3

Book in one click

Hotels, travel, cab, food and darshan, each with a link and your dates filled in.

Train to VaranasiDates filled
Hotel near the ghatsDates filled
Sunrise boat ridePay on the day
For parents and elders

Planning for your parents? So were we.

Every plan checks the walking, the steps and the food before it reaches you, so the trip fits the people on it.

  • Access noted at every stopSteps, lifts, wheelchair access and how far the walk really is.
  • Food they can actually eatPure-veg and satvik options near each stop, no onion or garlic on request.
  • Gentle days, early startsDarshan before the crowds, rest by noon and no driving after dark.
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Sample day

Day 2 · Varanasi

Ghats at dawn, rest by noon
Comfort pace
  1. Sunrise boat on the Ganga

    Boarding at a ghat with fewer steps.

  2. Breakfast and rest

    Satvik breakfast at the hotel.

  3. Kashi Vishwanath darshan

    Through the temple corridor, before the midday rush.

  4. Ganga Aarti from a boat

    Seated view, no standing in the crowd.

Bucket list

22 sacred places. How many have you stood before?

Char Dham, Chota Char Dham, the 12 Jyotirlingas, Sapta Puri and the Kumbh grounds. Some places are on more than one list, so these 22 places cover all five.

Open your bucket list
Char Dham0 of 4 visited
Chota Char Dham0 of 4 visited
12 Jyotirlingas0 of 12 visited
Sapta Puri0 of 7 visited
Kumbh grounds0 of 4 visited

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