India is a large and colourful peninsula in South Asia, which is bounded by the Bay of Bengal on the east coast and the Arabian Sea on the west cost of India.

Asking for "best" and "cheap" is a little at odds. For the very best you will pay more. If you are looking for something "cheap" you get what you get. How much per night do you want to spend on a room? If we know how much you want to spend someone will suggest a place in your price range. You should also know what area to stay at too.

Two areas might be okay for you in Mumbai. The first is book a hotel close to the Domestic airport. You can take the cheap rail link to Vile parle go to churchgate or to the other side of Virar and walk to this hotel. Orchid hotel is the best Hotel a Luxury five star hotel

Another area you can research is the near the international airport. In this area you have street vendors, malls, restaurants, nightlife but best of all you can use bus and train. The VITS Hotel is okay, located at Andheri. VITS hotel is the best and affordable hotel.

A land of myriad culture and outstanding natural beauty, it is ideal to explore India one region at a time although tourists may also take a quick tour, covering as many popular locations as possible. Some of India’s most popular desitinations are:

• Delhi - India’s capital and the heart of Northern India.
• Goa - India’s beach capital, Goa is popular for surf, sun and sand; the perfect holiday destination.
• Silvassa – This pretty, little town in Gujarat is a major manufacturer of steel and is the ideal business destination.
• Karwar - Seated on the banks of the Kali River, Karwar is an industrial town; excellent for a business trip or a weekend getaway.
• Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) - The cultural capital of India, Kolkata is home to numerous colonial buildings and several world-renowned Indian artists, musicians and authors are from here.
• Aronda – Tranquil and picturesque river banks invite you for a peaceful holiday away from the city, at Aronda.
• Aurangabad – This city name is translated as ‘Built by the Throne’ because it was built by Aurangzeb; the Mughal architecture is a must-see.
• Lonavala - Popularly known as the ‘Jewel of the Sahayadri Mountains’ because Lonavala is one of Maharshtra's most beautiful and picturesque places.
• Mahabaleshwar - Overflowing with the beauty of nature's bounty and situated high on the misty mountain tops of the Western Ghats, Mahableshwar is a wonderful destination for a summer getaway.
• Mumbai (formerly Bombay) —India’s financial capital and a buzzing business centre, it is also popular as the home of ‘Bollywood’ ie Indian Hindi Film Industry.
• Murud - Get away from the city, free yourself from stress and have an absolutely relaxing vacation, at this little fort city.
• Nagpur – As Maharashtra’s ‘Second Capital’ and India’s famous ‘Orange City’, Nagpur is an excellent destination for business and pleasure.
• Nashik - Popularly known as ‘India's Wine Capital’, Nashik is one of the most holy, beautiful and highly industrialized cities of India.
• Pune - Historically, a centre of international trade, now the gateway to the sandy beaches and backwaters.
• Konark - A pious beach town in the Puri distirct of Orissa, Konark is well-known for its' Sun Temple.
• Bhubaneswar – Known as the ‘Temple City of India’, Bhubaneswar is famous for its’ scenic natural beauty and ancient architecture.
• Jalandhar – The Punjabi city of extremely high fertility; Jalandhar is well-known for its’ outstanding agricultural produce and enormous manufacturing industry.
• Jaipur / Udaipur - popularly known as the Pink City, Jaipur is a major exhibit of Hindu Rajput culture of medeival Northern India.
  Filled with lakes, gardens and palaces, Udaipur is the ‘Venice of the East’, perfect for a romantic getaway.