6 weekend getaways from Delhi under Rs 6,000: Where to go this September

### 1. Rishikesh

Rishikesh offers a mix of hill views, cafés, temples, yoga centers and adventure activities, making it an ideal weekend getaway from Delhi. Enjoy the Ganga, explore Tapovan, sit by the river and witness the evening Ganga Aarti. River rafting is a popular option, though check conditions before booking. Stay at a hostel, guesthouse or budget hotel and dine at local eateries to keep costs under ₹6,000 per person.

### 2. Jaipur

Jaipur, the Pink City, offers forts, palaces, markets and delicious Rajasthani cuisine for a glamorous weekend without breaking the bank. Visit Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, City Palace and stroll through local markets. Be mindful of warm weather and occasional rain, and plan outdoor sightseeing accordingly. Use trains or buses for affordable travel, stay in inexpensive accommodations, and enjoy local cuisine within a ₹6,000 per person budget.

### 3. Agra

Agra is perfect for a quick escape, with the Taj Mahal as its main attraction. Explore the monument early, visit Agra Fort, Mehtab Bagh and wander through the city's markets. Don't miss the local Petha and Mughlai cuisine. Trains or buses keep travel costs low, and budget accommodations are readily available. A 1-night/2-day stay in Agra can easily be under ₹6,000 per person.

### 4. Lansdowne

Lansdowne provides a tranquil escape into the hills, away from the bustling cafés and viewpoints of other hill stations. Explore pine forests, Bhulla Lake, Tip N Top viewpoints and enjoy a peaceful walk around the town. Visit Bhulla Lake, Tip N Top for scenic views and relax at a local café. September's post-monsoon greenery adds to the charm, but be prepared for rain. Affordable transport from Delhi and budget stays help keep costs under ₹6,000 per person.

### 5. Alwar

Alwar offers a glimpse of Rajasthan's history and culture without the crowds of Jaipur. Visit Bala Quila, City Palace, Bala Quila and explore Siliserh Lake. Sariska, a nearby wildlife sanctuary, can also be visited separately, but factor in additional costs. September's green landscape enhances the experience, and the short distance from Delhi keeps travel expenses low. Budget accommodations and local food fit within a ₹6,000 per person budget.

### 6. Mathura-Vrindavan

Combine Mathura and Vrindavan for a quick cultural escape, visiting temples, ghats, and local food. In Mathura, explore Krishna Janmabhoomi and older neighborhoods, while Vrindavan offers numerous temples and the serene Prem Mandir. Trains or buses make the travel affordable, and staying at simple accommodations allows you to keep the weekend within a ₹6,000 per person budget.