Planning guide
Check if your trip length is realistic for a destination
Feasibility answers a simple question: after getting there and back, do you still have enough usable hours at the destination for the kind of trip you want? The engine uses database travel times, your days away, transport mode, and travel style to score whether the plan is tight, workable, or comfortable.
Why feasibility beats gut feel
Many India itineraries fail because travellers book three days for a place that needs five, or attempt a 700 km drive for a single weekend night. Feasibility makes the trade-off visible before you burn leave or pay non-refundable stays.
How to interpret the score
A lower score does not ban the trip — it flags that you should shorten travel, add days, or pick a closer alternative. Combine results with the weekend recommender or Discover when you need substitutes.
Common questions
Where do travel times come from?
Times and distances come from maintained destination fields such as distance and typical travel time from Delhi NCR, adjusted by your selected transport mode assumptions.
Does feasibility account for sightseeing pace?
Travel style inputs adjust usable hours per day — relaxed trips assume less packed schedules than aggressive sightseeing.
What should I do if feasibility is poor?
Add a day, switch to a faster transport mode, or choose a closer destination. Run transport comparison to see if train beats driving for time.