
the trips where Cheshta travels with you
Our own exclusive group trips. Cheshta is on the trip, from the first flight to the last dinner.

fixed dates, fixed flights
Join a batch of fellow travellers on set dates. Limited seats, flights included, with options. Our team doesn't travel on these.

just your family, nobody else
Trips planned around your family, your pace and your dates. Milestone birthdays and anniversaries.
Practical writing about travelling with elderly parents — visas, knees, food, insurance, and what actually goes wrong. No listicles.
1194 articles

Check the actual arrival terminal, your pickup or onward flight, and the airport’s transfer instructions. Delhi’s shuttle is a scoped example, not every airport’s rule.

Find the baggage belt for your arriving flight, check the bag before leaving and know when to report a missing case. Delhi Airport and airline examples, scoped.

Check the group on your boarding pass and listen to the actual gate call. IndiGo Fast Forward is an example of paid anytime boarding, not a universal zone system.

Use current airport screens and airline staff after a gate change. Keep the flight number, new route, walking needs and boarding deadline together.

An aerobridge and a bus take you to the aircraft differently. Check steps, walking, hand baggage and assistance rather than assuming the ticket guarantees a bridge.

A two-minute halt can be enough if you prepare before the train arrives: know your coach, stand where it stops, bags closed and in hand. How to board, get off, and what to do if it goes wrong.

Lifts and escalators exist at about 600 stations, mostly big ones (Dec 2023 figures). Wherever yours is, find it by following the accessibility signage and asking station staff - and call Rail Madad 139 for help, including wheelchair assistance requests.

Pack it in your cabin bag. Camera equipment is allowed in cabin and check-in, but IndiGo recommends cameras stay in the cabin - and spare batteries are cabin-only, max two, terminals protected.

The stroller is fine - foldable strollers fly in cabin or check-in. The battery is the regulated part: removable ones fly in the cabin only as spare batteries, and built-in ones over tiny limits can make the stroller prohibited. Confirm with your airline.
Practical writing about travelling with elderly parents — visas, knees, food, insurance, and what actually goes wrong. No listicles.
1194 articles
Flights & Airports · 3 min read
Your flight arrived at a different terminal: fix the next step first
Check the actual arrival terminal, your pickup or onward flight, and the airport’s transfer instructions. Delhi’s shuttle is a scoped example, not every airport’s rule.
Baggage & Packing · 3 min read
Finding your baggage carousel: use the flight, not the crowd
Find the baggage belt for your arriving flight, check the bag before leaving and know when to report a missing case. Delhi Airport and airline examples, scoped.
Flights & Airports · 3 min read
Boarding groups in India: follow your flight’s call, not a universal zone chart
Check the group on your boarding pass and listen to the actual gate call. IndiGo Fast Forward is an example of paid anytime boarding, not a universal zone system.
Flights & Airports · 3 min read
Your boarding gate changed: confirm the flight, then move
Use current airport screens and airline staff after a gate change. Keep the flight number, new route, walking needs and boarding deadline together.
Flights & Airports · 3 min read
Aerobridge or boarding bus: what changes between gate and aircraft?
An aerobridge and a bus take you to the aircraft differently. Check steps, walking, hand baggage and assistance rather than assuming the ticket guarantees a bridge.
Trains in India · 5 min read
What Should I Do If the Train Stops for Only Two Minutes?
A two-minute halt can be enough if you prepare before the train arrives: know your coach, stand where it stops, bags closed and in hand. How to board, get off, and what to do if it goes wrong.
Trains in India · 4 min read
How Do I Find an Elevator at an Indian Railway Station?
Lifts and escalators exist at about 600 stations, mostly big ones (Dec 2023 figures). Wherever yours is, find it by following the accessibility signage and asking station staff - and call Rail Madad 139 for help, including wheelchair assistance requests.
Baggage & Packing · 5 min read
How Should I Pack a Rechargeable Action Camera for Flying?
Pack it in your cabin bag. Camera equipment is allowed in cabin and check-in, but IndiGo recommends cameras stay in the cabin - and spare batteries are cabin-only, max two, terminals protected.
Baggage & Packing · 5 min read
Can I Carry a Baby Stroller Battery on a Flight?
The stroller is fine - foldable strollers fly in cabin or check-in. The battery is the regulated part: removable ones fly in the cabin only as spare batteries, and built-in ones over tiny limits can make the stroller prohibited. Confirm with your airline.
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