As the monsoon season begins to fade in end-September and October sets in, the travel season commences in India. With all the upcoming festive holidays and offers from airlines and hotels, the experience becomes extremely pocket-friendly. Whether you're a seasoned adventure junkie or a novice explorer, these destinations guarantee an unmatched experience. Consider adding them to your travel plans this October.

The vast and breathtaking landscape in India has a treasure of destinations for explorers to relax and rejuvenate. However, beyond the well-trodden tourist paths, there lay many undiscovered gems waiting to be unveiled. These destinations offer a unique fusion of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Axis Bank has a list of 10 destinations and how much it would cost you. According to the bank, with proper financial planning one can turn their dream getaways into reality.

No 1. Karsog Valley | An average trip here might cost around Rs 15,000. Karsog Valley is an untouched small town near Shimla, Himachal Pradesh and is nestled in the Himalayan region. This tranquil valley, especially during the snowy winter months, offers a serene escape for friends and family.

No 2. Ziro | For those traveling from Delhi, an average trip to Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh might cost around Rs 15,000, while from Kolkata, it's approximately Rs 12,000. Hidden in the remote hills, Ziro boasts picturesque surroundings with pine-covered mountains and rice fields. It's not only a visual delight, but hosts the renowned Ziro Music Festival, making it a must-visit destination for music enthusiasts.

No 3. Tawang | A trip from Delhi to Tawang in in Arunachal Pradesh including a flight to Guwahati followed by a road trip, can cost around Rs 15,000 to 20,000. From Mumbai, the cost might range from Rs 18,000 to 23,000, excluding accommodation and local expenses. Tawang is a blend of natural beauty and spiritual serenity. Home to the Tawang Monastery, the largest in India, it offers adventure opportunities like trekking and river rafting.

No 4. Hampi | Travelers from Mumbai can expect costs of around Rs 10,000, and those from Bangalore, about Rs 5,000. Hampi, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases ancient ruins amid boulder-strewn landscapes. It's a paradise for rock climbers and history enthusiasts.

No 5. Khajjiar | A journey from Delhi to Khajjiar in Himachal Pradesh would cost around Rs 7,000 on average, while from Chandigarh, it's closer to Rs 5,000. Known as the 'Mini Switzerland of India,' Khajjiar boasts lush meadows, dense forests, and a serene lake. Activities like paragliding and horse riding add to its charm.

No 6. Chopta | From Delhi to Chopta in Uttarakhand, an average trip could cost up to Rs 6,000, and from Chandigarh, around Rs 5,500. Chopta is often called the 'Mini Switzerland of Uttarakhand' and offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks. A trek to Tungnath Temple, the world's highest Shiva temple, is something you shouldn't miss.

No 7. Spiti Valley | Travel from Delhi to Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh is priced at an average of Rs 20,000, while from Chandigarh, it's approximately Rs 18,000. Nestled in the Himalayas, Spiti Valley, often referred to as 'Little Tibet,' offers high-altitude treks and a unique travel experience.

No 8. Dhanushkodi | Travellers from Chennai could end up spending around Rs 8,000, while those from Mumbai the visiting ghost town at the southeastern tip of Tamil Nadu could expect a spend nearly Rs 15,000. Dhanushkodi, attracts visitors with its ruins and mesmerizing confluence of the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal.

No 9. Sandakphu | A trip from Kolkata to Sandakphu in West Bengal is priced at an average of Rs 10,000, while from Delhi it is closer to Rs 16,000. Sandakphu is the highest point in West Bengal and offers panoramic views of the Kanchenjunga and Everest Mountain ranges. .

No 10. Kasol | A journey from Delhi to Kasol, in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh would cost around Rs 5,000 on average, and from Chandigarh it would be about Rs 4,000.