It is the month of April again and summer vacations have started. Along with the whole nation is about to undergo general elections. Being on the road during elections is a difficult proposition in India. There is additional checking and you have to be prepared to be stopped and the whole vehicle checked at any point on the road. In order to minimize the inconvenience to ourselves, we decided to restrict our travel plans to areas which have already undergone voting or areas where voting was scheduled much later. We could not completely accomplish this, but we gave it a try.
The primary tourist places to be covered were Panna, Chitrakoot, and Khajuraho. As a bonus, I also visited the National Museum in Delhi which was a delight. Here is the itinerary that I followed.
The primary tourist places to be covered were Panna, Chitrakoot, and Khajuraho. As a bonus, I also visited the National Museum in Delhi which was a delight. Here is the itinerary that I followed.
- Bengaluru to Hyderabad (18-April)
- Hyderabad to Bhopal (19-April)
- Bhopal (20-April)
- Bhopal (21-April)
- Bhopal to Panna (22-April)
- Panna National Park (23-April)
- Panna to Khajuraho via Chitrakoot (24-April)
- Khajuraho (25-April)
- Khajuraho to Noida (26-April)
- Noida (27-April)
- The National Museum (28-April)
- Noida (29-April)
- Noida to Bhopal (30-April)
- Bhopal (01-May)
- Bhopal (02-May)
- Crescent Water Park (03-May)
- Bhopal to Hyderabad (04-May)
- Hyderabad to Bengaluru (05-May)
The trip was total of 5321 kilometers, consumed more than 500 liters of diesel. The total toll paid through FasTag was Rs. 3290. There were few instances of toll payment through cash since the machine was not working. We can assume that the total toll payment was closer to Rs. 4000/-.
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