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    The budget for the Rajasthan trip allocates INR 14,000 per person. Transportation costs include train fare and local transportation and amounts to INR 2,500 per person. Lodging at a budget hotel near tourist attractions costs INR 6,000 per person. Food estimated at INR 2,500 per person covers meals at local restaurants and snacks. Activities such as visiting forts, palaces and museums at INR 2,000 per person covers entry and guides. A contingency of INR 1,000 per person is allotted for unexpected medical or other costs.

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    The budget for the Rajasthan trip allocates INR 14,000 per person. Transportation costs include train fare and local transportation and amounts to INR 2,500 per person. Lodging at a budget hotel near tourist attractions costs INR 6,000 per person. Food estimated at INR 2,500 per person covers meals at local restaurants and snacks. Activities such as visiting forts, palaces and museums at INR 2,000 per person covers entry and guides. A contingency of INR 1,000 per person is allotted for unexpected medical or other costs.

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    The budget for the Rajasthan trip allocates INR 14,000 per person. Transportation costs include train fare and local transportation and amounts to INR 2,500 per person. Lodging at a budget hotel near tourist attractions costs INR 6,000 per person. Food estimated at INR 2,500 per person covers meals at local restaurants and snacks. Activities such as visiting forts, palaces and museums at INR 2,000 per person covers entry and guides. A contingency of INR 1,000 per person is allotted for unexpected medical or other costs.

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    Here is the budget for the Rajasthan trip:

    Expense Item Cost Per Person (in INR)


    Transportation 2500
    Lodging 6000
    Food 2500
    Activities 2000
    Contigency Expenses 1000
    Total 14000

    Transportation: The cost of transportation includes the fare for the train journey from our hometown to Jaipur and the local
    transportation expenses in Jaipur. We have opted for train travel as it is more affordable and comfortable than other modes
    of transportation. Also, we have chosen a train that has a minimum travel time so that we can save time and energy. The
    local transportation cost includes taxi rides and local bus rides to travel from one tourist attraction to another.

    Lodging: We have chosen a budget hotel that offers basic amenities such as clean and comfortable rooms, complimentary
    breakfast, and Wi-Fi. We believe that the cost of lodging is reasonable, given the hotel's location, amenities, and reviews.
    We have also ensured that the hotel is located in the heart of the city, which will make it easier for us to travel to various
    tourist attractions.

    Food: We have estimated the cost of food based on the average cost of meals in Jaipur. We have planned to have our meals
    at local restaurants that offer traditional Rajasthani cuisine. We have also budgeted for snacks and beverages during the trip.

    Activities: We have planned to visit various tourist attractions such as Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, and Jantar
    Mantar. We have also planned to go on a shopping spree in the local markets. The cost of activities includes entry tickets
    and tour guides.

    Contingency Expenses: We have included a contingency expense of Rs. 1000 per person to cover any unforeseen expenses
    such as medical emergencies, sudden cancellations, or any other unforeseen circumstances.

    Reflection: Creating a budget for the Rajasthan trip was a challenging yet rewarding experience. It required us to think
    critically about various factors such as transportation, lodging, food, activities, and contingency expenses. We had to do
    research and compare prices to ensure that we stay within our budget. We also had to make some trade-offs, such as
    choosing a budget hotel over a luxurious hotel to save costs. Overall, the budgeting exercise was an effective way to plan
    and organize the trip, and it helped us stay on track with our expenses. We realized the importance of budgeting and how it
    can help us make informed decisions about our expenses.

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