About
Planned in Chennai,for how you travel.
A small travel planner in Gopalapuram that starts every trip by asking how you like to travel.
Our story
Jai Travels started with a simple irritation: a good trip is rarely the one with the most stops. It is the one where the pace matched the people. So we plan around how you like to travel first, and only then around a route.
We are based in Chennai, and most of our travellers leave from Tamil Nadu, so we know the overnight trains, the ghat roads and the long-weekend calendar. That is where a plan either works or quietly falls apart.
How we plan
Four habits behind every trip.
01
Pace before route
We ask when you wake up, how much you like to walk and how many days you can really spare, then draw the itinerary. Empty afternoons are a feature.
02
One price, plainly
Every package shows a price per person in rupees and lists what is and is not included. Your quote spells out anything extra before you pay.
03
A person on the phone
A trip coordinator is on call while you travel. If a ferry is late or a road is closed, you are not left to work it out alone.
04
Small changes, easily
Most travellers start from a package and adjust it: an extra night, a slower day, a different stay. We rebuild the plan and the price to match.
In numbers
Nine years of small, careful trips.
- 12,000+
- journeys planned
- 40+
- destinations covered
- 9
- years running
- 4.8
- average traveller rating
What we stand for
Three things we will not trade.
Honest about the season
If your dates are a poor fit for a place, we say so and suggest better ones.
Local hands first
Guides, drivers and stays from the place itself wherever we can.
Nothing to decode
Plain itineraries, plain prices, plain answers.
Where you leave from
Trips depart from five cities.
- Chennai
- Coimbatore
- Madurai
- Tiruchirappalli
- Bengaluru
Not on the list? Tell us where you are. We will tell you honestly whether we can plan it well.
Plan my trip
Let us plan yours.
Leave a number and a rough idea. A planner calls within one working day, asks how you like to travel, and builds the trip around the answer.