Woman Attempts To Travel Across India In Just Rs 10,000 Claims 6 States Done In Rs 2,000, Sparks Debate
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A woman traveller, who posts on Instagram as @flyyingxfishh (Flyying Fishh), is attempting to travel across India on a fixed budget of just Rs 10,000. She shared a video explaining her challenge, saying what people usually spend on one destination, she wants to spend on the whole country.
She said: “10,000 budget hota hoga tumhara sirf ek jagah ghoomne ka, lekin mera poora India ghoomne ka. Sounds like a joke, right? It's not a joke; it's a challenge I have given myself.” [Hindi + English mix]
In the same clip: “Ab tak main 6 states cover kar chuki hun, aur usme mere kharch hue hain 2,000 rupees. But wait, abhi toh poora India ghoomna baaki hai. Mujhe nahi pata ki main apne 10,000 ke budget mein poora India ghoom paungi ya nahi. Paise khatam, toh challenge wahi khatam ho jayega.”
She claims to have covered six states so far in just Rs 2,000. Her journey has sparked both encouragement and debate over feasibility and safety.
What Video Shows:
Posted Oct 29, caption: “Trying travelling India under 10K! Connect to the journey to know whether I will really survive or give up in the middle, because the challenge isn’t easy; it’s a hustle. Watch complete episodes on YouTube.”
Documentation style: real budget travel — Indian train journeys, sleeping at railway stations, local life, asking for free food, unexpected tough decisions.
Latest Episode Day 12 (7 days ago): “My ₹10,000 India Trip Is Going WRONG… My travel plans didn’t go exactly the way I had imagined. Difficult situation.”
Reaction: Viewers divided. Many praising grit, solo female spirit, “inspiring”. Others questioning safety, hygiene, ethics of asking for free food/shelter to keep costs low, sustainability of model. Some call it “content hustle” but admit curiosity keeps them hooked will she survive under 10K?
The Numbers: Traditional estimates: even 2-3 days in Udaipur/Hampi/McLeod Ganj costs Rs 6,000-8,500 including travel, stay, food. Her Rs 2,000 for 6 states = approx Rs 333 per state average, extremely tight even with general class and free stays.
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