hey travellers, i am planning for honeymoon trip in august 2018. can anyone help me with a good place with a budget of 25k to 30k per person.
hi chandan,

you can head to kerela for your honeymoon. there are many beautiful places to explore like munnar, alleypey, and kochi. you can find more honeymoon ideas in the trips attached below. 

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20 bucks is okay with me theparaloft.com has the best prices i have seen... https://www.bestplaces.net/cost-of-living/ when it comes to planning your renovation project budget you should look at allocating around $250,000 to $500,000+ . this is an approximate for excavation renovations and basement conversion costs. hi margaret! i don't like to carry lots of cash on my walt disney world vacations, so it's always a good idea to budget for tips ahead of time. typically, the rule of thumb for bell services or porters that will be helping you with your luggage is $1 per a bag, for any particularly heavy or cumbersome bags i would suggest $2.for mousekeeping (housekeeping) i will typically leave $1 per a person per a day. there are lots of wonderful templates for mousekeeping envelopes that you can make before your trip, i make these ahead of my trip so i'm not scrambling for tip money on my way out the door each morning. other places that you will need to tip is for table-service restaurants, typically 15%-20%, although if your party is 6 or more you will automatically be charge 18% gratuity. if you plan on taking advantage of any of disney's spas, you will also typically add a 15%-20% tip for your services as well. any cast member that has gone out of their way to make your trip extra special also, in my opinion, deserves a tip. the only exception to this is cast members within the parks, they are not allowed to accept tips, but feel free to let someone know of your wonderful experience. i hope this helps, margaret and please let me know if you need anymore advice or have any questions! happy planning! mandy hi darla, having the deluxe dining plan will save you quite a bit. the only things you need to budget for are souvenirs and gratuity. i know once i introduced my daughter to pin trading and vinyl mickeys, my souvenir spending went up ten fold. if you are not familiar with them, both are based on disney themed merchandise that is sold throughout wdw. when you eat at a table service restaurant you will be given a receipt that shows how much your meal would have cost if you were not on the dining plan. it is customary to tip 15-18%. you can have the gratuity charged to your room or you can pay by credit card or cash. its hard for me to give you an estimate. i would assume for myself that i would spend about $40 per person per day on both tips and souvenirs. hope that helps. all the best - michelle if you're wanting to stay at a value resort hotel, i'd encourage you to look into the family suites at disney's art of animation resort or disney's all-star music resort. they both offer rooms that sleep up to six guests with two bathrooms, kitchenettes, and plenty of room to spread out a bit. you can book room reservations or plan a magic your way vacation package as far as 499 days in advance. this will allow you to book a room, add tickets, possible dining plans and more, with only a small deposit and a payment plan. i recommend you call a cast member at 407-934-7639. they will be happy to note your additional room request. when you call in, let them know what is most important to you (location or king bed). while room requests are never guaranteed, the cast members want your vacation to be as magical as possible. they will do all they can to accommodate your requests. hi marrysa, there is a suggested packing list on the wdw website but it is very basic and is meant more for guests traveling with little ones. if you are looking for a packing list which is for more general travel for all ages then i would suggest to google packing lists for wdw and you will see many different sources for some great ideas. a few of the these links that are worth looking at for the best ideas would be the passporter website as well as the allears website and the mousesavers website (the mousesavers website has an ultimate packing list you can refer to which has everything you could possibly need as well as many things that you probably won't need to bring with you). the essential items for my trips are sunscreen, hat for my daughter, comfortable walking shoes, extra snacks, clothes that are appropriate for the weather at the time of year you are going, umbrella and/or raincoats and medicines, etc.... there are many more but these always seem to be our must have items when we travel to wdw. hope this helps, have a great trip! best wishes, brigitta