Travelers packed the last 24 hours with diverse plans on Plantrip, generating 104 new itineraries that span quick weekend escapes and intricate multi-country routes. North American nature trips, Indian hill-station road journeys, and Southeast Asian beach breaks lead the mix, while a notable cluster focuses on temple circuits and budget-friendly regional hops.
Short stays are surging. Users mapped weekend sprints to Las Vegas (from RDU, targeting the 18th/19th–22nd), San Francisco, Los Angeles, Brussels, Dubai, and Madrid, alongside mini-breaks in Gatlinburg–Pigeon Forge, Ooty, Coorg with kids, and Aizawl. Niagara Falls appears twice—including a dedicated family trip—signaling strong interest in easy-access natural icons. In India, Wayanad draws multiple self-drive plans from Bengaluru, and Udupi and Pondicherry itineraries emphasize budget road trips and seaside downtime.
Nature and big-ticket adventures feature prominently. Alaska cruises are trending from Knoxville with weeklong, cost-conscious requests, while an ambitious Vijayawada–Ladakh 17-day road itinerary details acclimatization stops over Rohtang, Baralacha La, and Khardung La, plus Pangong and Nubra Valley. New Zealand gets a tight Auckland-based loop (Mar 6–14), and a Sichuan circuit outlines Huanglong, Jiuzhaigou, and Siguniangshan trekking days linked by rail and buses. Hikers also flagged Nethravati trekking in March and star-gazing queries around Jalori Pass.
Culture and faith-led journeys stand out. Multiple temple circuits in India focus on Jyotirlinga routes—Trimbakeshwar, Ghrishneshwar, and Mallikarjuna—plus Varanasi-adjacent routes and Kangra–Chamunda visits. Gujarat is especially active, with concentrated planning for Rajkot–Dwarka–Junagadh day drives and a Junagadh night-drive family pilgrimage prioritizing popular temples and heat-avoidance. Haridwar–Rishikesh–Mussoorie–Landour and a Kolkata–Meghalaya bike trip, plus Assam’s Kamakhya Temple with Cherrapunji surrounds, round out the spiritual and scenic spectrum.
International city-hopping stays busy. Southeast Asia draws steady attention—Bali honeymoon plans (Ubud, Munduk, Seminyak, Uluwatu with Mount Batur), a 6-day Malaysia note, and a Hat Yai–Songkhla–Roi Et loop. Travelers also set eyes on Istanbul for a 20-day foodie-forward honeymoon, a 12-day South of France in May, and a 12–14 day Balkans sweep (Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia) from India. Japan planning includes a focused Tokyo–Kamakura–Enoshima schedule tied to a Nissan Stadium concert, while Uzbekistan routes from Tehran weave Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara into an 8-day time-saving circuit.
Granular, time-stamped agendas signal meticulous planners: an 11-day San Francisco and surrounds plan starting July 21; Paris–Switzerland from April 4 with a Clermont commitment; Delhi and Rajasthan plans for early March; and a family-friendly 13-day Japan with a beach stay. Closer to home, day itineraries for Nagpur, Madrid five-day notes, Alicante eight-day beach time, and Brussels for seven friends underscore how travelers are balancing big adventures with efficient, memorable short breaks.