Rolling Hills and Ticking clock: A random budget plan to Jaipur

So How can you plan a budget trip to Jaipur ?? Whenever I use the word Budget I really mean it because as a student I traveled a lot and during these trips, I always try to forget the word 'COMFORT'. I try to save money on extra expenses like choosing a sleeper class train journey over Ac and a Hostel instead of a hotel.
So How did I plan my Jaipur trip?

So starting from traveling cost so as I was traveling from Delhi so it cost me 274 rupees of an Express Bus to Jaipur ( As it was a random plan so we have to take RSRTC Express Bus)but I would recommend you to book AC bus if you get a good discount. Or train is also a good option.

So we arrived at 4 in the morning we booked a hostel as it costs 170 per person ( for comparison use trivago) and after having breakfast we took a bus to Nahargarh, so people you don't have to book a taxi or cab to reach Nahargarh fort as AC buses are very much comfortable and affordable for you.
So after all these, we finally reached Nahargarh Fort.
NOTE - " Please bring your Identity or Student card if you are a student because for students the ticket fee is only 10 rupees while for others it's 350 rupees."
Before this visit, I thought Jaipur is all about the fort and historical walk but it was really fun to hike to the top of Nahargarh Fort and we took a shortcut to reach on the top and that's why it was count as a trekking for us. So eventually it was fun to spend a peaceful time at the top and let the mountain winds dry your sweat.

So now we have a change in our plan so as some of the hostel members told us about Bhangarh haunted story at night which is the best part of choosing a stay at the hostel. It feels like you are literally with your hostel friends. So we had that Horror Story Telling Part too.