Brief Summary
Okay, so this document is basically a detailed expense sheet from a trip taken by a group of friends. It looks like they went to Mumbai, Jaipur, and Agra. The sheet lists out all the expenses like food, travel, stay, and entry tickets, along with who all were a part of each expense. Some friends contributed money upfront, and the sheet helps to keep track of who owes whom.
- The trip covered Mumbai, Jaipur, and Agra.
- Expenses include food, travel, accommodation, and tickets.
- Some friends contributed money upfront, and the sheet tracks who owes whom.
[Mumbai Expenses (20th)]
The friends started their trip in Mumbai. They had idli vada, biryani, tea, and spent on local transport like taxis to Gateway of India and from Dadar to CST. College has funded ₹1920 per head. Friend 2 has paid ₹2400 to Friend 1, Friend 3 has paid ₹2000 to Friend 1, Friend 4 has paid ₹2000 to Friend 1, Friend 5 has paid ₹1500 to Friend 1, Friend 6 has paid ₹2000 to Friend 1 and Friend 7 has paid ₹3000 to Friend 1. They also had misal pav, vada pav, and nimbu soda. They did some sightseeing in South Bombay and used the bus. They also had dinner.
[Mumbai Stay and Travel (21st)]
On the 21st, they spent ₹4000 on their Mumbai stay and also paid for tips and locks. They traveled from Mumbai Central to Mahim, had breakfast, and then went from Mahim to Prabhadevi. They had lunch.
[Mumbai to Jaipur (22nd)]
On the 22nd, they had train tea and started with Jaipur stay which costed ₹1700.
[Jaipur Sightseeing (22nd)]
The group had lunch and then took a room to Hawa Mahal. They visited Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar. They used a tuk-tuk, had sugarcane juice, and went back to the hotel by metro. They had dinner.
[Agra Trip (23rd)]
On the 23rd, the group traveled to Agra. They had lunch, used a tuk-tuk, and hired a guide for Agra Fort. They also had nimbu pani at Agra Fort and elaichi milk. They bought tickets for the Taj Mahal and hired a guide there as well. They had dinner and took a tuk-tuk to the bus stand.
[Jaipur Return (24th)]
The group took a bus from Agra to Jaipur. They had chai and sandwiches. They also had chai and café lunch.
[Jaipur Local (27th)]
On the 27th, they used tuk-tuks for local travel, had gola and soda. They had lunch and took the metro to Badi Chaupad. They had nimbu pani and visited Amer Fort. They also paid for their Jaipur stay and had dinner.
[Jaipur to Mumbai (28th)]
On the 28th, they took a train from Jaipur to Mumbai. They had sandwiches, biryani, and khana during the journey.
[Mumbai Arrival (29th-30th)]
On the 29th, they had tiffin. On the 30th, they traveled from Central to Virar and had nashta.
