CheQin.ai, an AI-powered hotel booking platform backed by EaseMyTrip, is redefining the hospitality industry with its groundbreaking zero-commission model. This innovative platform allows hotels to retain their revenue and reinvest in guest experiences, offering up to 25% savings on commissions.

The platform’s AI-driven real-time bargaining system simplifies the search for the best deal, negotiating on behalf of travelers to offer the five best live rates from hotels. With zero hidden fees, users can book with confidence, knowing they’ve secured the best value for their money. CheQin.ai’s curated approach ensures that travelers have access to the best accommodations while hoteliers benefit from increased visibility and direct bookings.

“Our goal is to make travel seamless, affordable, and transparent,” says Venu G, Founder & CEO, CheQin.ai.” By combining cutting-edge AI with a zero-commission model, we’re putting control back in the hands of both travelers and hoteliers.”

CheQin.ai has already made waves in India and is now expanding to international markets, including Singapore, Malaysia, and Europe. With over 100,000 premium hotels and handpicked private properties onboarded across several countries, the platform is quickly building a global footprint.

Sun-Kissed Splendor: Your Rajasthan Summer Beckons

Beating the Rajasthan Heat: A Summer 2025 Expedition with cheQin.ai
From dawn walks in Jaipur’s pink alleys to camel safaris in the Thar — my insider tips and savvy hotel bargains
I stepped off the train at Jaipur Junction on a sweltering June morning, the Pink City already shimmering under a relentless sun. Despite the soaring temperatures, my Rajasthan summer trip 2025 turned into one of my most memorable adventures — thanks in large part to cheQin.ai. Here’s how I navigated palace tours in Jaipur, lakefront evenings in Udaipur and Thar Desert safaris, all while scoring unbeatable hotel deals with transparent pricing and real-time bargaining.

Dawn at the Pink City

There’s something magical about Jaipur before the crowds arrive. I slipped into a local chai stall near Hawa Mahal just as the first rays warmed the pink sandstone facades. Exploring the City Palace’s hidden courtyards felt like stepping back in time and my phone buzzed with reminders of morning palace tours and elephant rides. Visiting Amber Fort at sunrise kept me one step ahead of the heat wave and wandering the Jantar Mantar grounds, I savored the thrill of discovery without the midday crowds.

Cool Comfort with cheQin.ai

By midday, the mercury topped 42 °C — time to check into my hotel. I opened cheQin.ai and posted my requirements (“air-conditioned room, rooftop pool, mid-range budget”). Within seconds, five hoteliers in Jaipur sent me their best offers. I compared special offers side by side — no hidden fees, just transparent pricing. With one tap, I confirmed my stay at a boutique haveli with a heritage-style courtyard for a bargain price. Booking hotels in Rajasthan has never been easier: no endless scrolling, just the top 5 lowest offers delivered to me in real time.

Lake Pichola Serenity

Leaving Jaipur’s bustling streets behind, I boarded a morning bus to Udaipur. The “Lake City” welcomed me with a gentle breeze as I drifted past the City Palace on a traditional boat. Sunset here is legendary — peach-hued skies reflecting off Lake Pichola and the City Palace walls glowing like molten gold. When it came time to find a lakeside hotel, I once again turned to cheQin.ai. A quick request landed me five offers from waterfront properties; I chose a heritage inn with balconies overlooking Jag Mandir. There’s nothing like sipping chilled lassi on a terrace as twilight descends.

Thar Desert Thrills

Next stop: the vast Thar Desert near Jaisalmer. I joined a small group for a camel safari, riding past ochre dunes undulating into the horizon. As the sun dipped below the sand sea, I watched a troupe of folk dancers perform around a crackling campfire. For accommodation, I posted a desert-camp request via cheQin.ai — options ranged from basic tents to luxury glamping domes. I opted for a canvas tent equipped with comfy beds and solar-lit pathways, all at a price that felt lighter than the desert breeze.

Rooftop Views in Jodhpur

By the time I reached Jodhpur, the “Blue City” was buzzing. Walking through narrow lanes painted in shades of indigo, I snapped photos of Uchchita Ni Haveli’s grand archways. As evening fell, I headed upstairs to a rooftop cafe overlooking Mehrangarh Fort — its imposing silhouette framed by fiery skies. When it was time to rest, I let cheQin.ai handle my hotel search: this time, I requested a room with a fort view and complimentary breakfast. In moments, I locked in a modern boutique hotel that offered both cityscape vistas and personalized service.

My Top Tips for a Rajasthan Summer Adventure

1. Beat the heat by planning outdoor excursions early and saving indoor attractions or poolside relaxation for midday.
2. Pack light breathable cotton clothing, sturdy walking shoes and a wide-brimmed hat.
3. Stay connected with cheQin.ai for on-the-go hotel bargains — post your requirements and compare the top 5 lowest offers in seconds.
4. Embrace local flavors: don’t miss kair sangri sabzi, pyaaz kachori and the sweetest ghewar in Pushkar.
5. Book smart: leverage transparent pricing on cheQin.ai to avoid overpaying and focus on experiences, not endless deal-hunting.

Reflecting on My Rajasthan Journey

Traveling through Rajasthan’s sun-baked cities and dunes was an exercise in balancing adventure with comfort. cheQin.ai transformed how I booked hotels — real-time bargaining gave me confidence and control, while instant notifications kept my itinerary seamless. From pink palaces to starry desert nights, this summer trip exceeded every expectation. If you’re planning a Rajasthan adventure in 2025, let cheQin.ai handle your stay so you can focus on creating memories that last a lifetime.

Gujarat gave me sunsets, lions, spiritual vibes, and stories

Buckle Up: We’re Going to Gujarat (Yes, All of Us)

So here’s how it started. My family wanted a trip. My brain said, “Let’s not.” But my mouth said, “Sure, let’s go to Gujarat!” And just like that, we packed four bags, five water bottles, one charger (a terrible decision), and way too many snacks into our car and hit the road.

This wasn’t just any trip. It was my first full-fledged Gujarat adventure — featuring camels, temples, lions, salty deserts, and some very questionable detours. And somewhere in between all that, cheQin.ai made sure I didn’t lose my cool hunting for hotels.

First Stop: The White Desert, Rann of Kutch

Let’s begin with the Rann of Kutch. It’s white, it’s endless, and it’s basically what you’d get if the moon and a salt shaker had a baby.

We arrived just in time for sunset, which, by the way, is like watching the sun drop into a sea of powdered sugar. Kids ran wild (one almost licked the ground), and my parents were busy arguing whether that glowing thing in the distance was a mirage or a wedding.

Travel Tip: Bring sunglasses, a hat, and a serious respect for salt. Also, no matter what your cousin says, white sneakers are not a good idea.

I booked a last-minute desert camp using cheQin.ai because my usual go-to apps were giving me overpriced options or the classic “sold out” message. With cheQin, I just posted what I needed, and boom — hotels started offering me deals. It was like eBay, but for beds.

Dwarka: Temples, Seas, and a Lot of Bhajans

Next up, Dwarka, the land of Krishna, sea breezes, and an alarmingly enthusiastic temple bell guy.

We visited the Dwarkadhish Temple early morning (because according to mom, blessings don’t count after 8 a.m.). The place was alive with chants, flowers, and a long queue of people who had all clearly skipped breakfast.

The beach nearby was a bonus. While the elders took photos pretending to walk into the ocean like movie stars, I discovered a vendor selling the best butter garlic corn I’ve ever had.

Travel Tip: Wear clothes that are easy to remove shoes from — you’ll be taking them off a lot. And pack snacks. God may be everywhere, but food stalls are not.

Gir Forest: Where Lions Roar and Humans Whisper

After temples, it was time for tigers — well, lions actually. Gir Forest is home to the Asiatic lion and, on our lucky day, a guide who spoke in poetic metaphors.

“If the jungle is a poem, the lion is the full stop,” he said.

Deep, right?

We hopped into a safari jeep at sunrise. My mom was convinced she saw a lion within five minutes (spoiler: it was a rock). But 30 minutes later, the real thing happened — a majestic lion walked right past us like he was on his morning commute.

I wanted to stay near the forest, but finding accommodation that wasn’t either too wild or wildly expensive was a task. That’s when I used cheQin.ai again. The best part? Hotels competed for my booking in real-time. I picked a lovely eco-stay that wasn’t even listed on other apps.

Travel Tip: Book safaris in advance. And bring binoculars unless you enjoy squinting at distant trees and pretending you saw something.

Somnath: Where the Vibes Are Immaculate

Last stop: Somnath. Spiritual energy, sea breeze, and a temple that looks like it was carved by gods with excellent taste.

After all the chaos of the road trip, Somnath felt like a reset button. The temple stands strong by the sea, its golden shikhara glowing in the sun. I sat by the shore, watching waves crash and uncles take group selfies like their lives depended on it.

cheQin.ai helped me again here. The app showed me multiple offers, I bargained (okay, I tapped a button and the app did the rest), and I got a clean hotel five minutes from the temple. No stress. Just peace.

Travel Tip: Evening aarti is a must. So is wearing comfy footwear you can slip on and off because temple steps are not designed for fashion.

Foodie Highlights: The Real Prasad

Let’s talk food, because Gujarat deserves applause.

• Fafda & Jalebi in the morning? Yes, please.
• Dhokla so soft it could double as a pillow.
• Kathiawadi thali that nearly knocked me into a food coma.
• And that buttermilk? It’s not a drink, it’s a survival tool.

The best meals weren’t fancy. They were roadside dhabas with three benches and a chai kettle that had seen more sunrises than I have.

The Family Drama (Of Course There Was Some)

No family trip is complete without at least one meltdown. We had ours in the parking lot of a petrol pump where my dad insisted we’d taken a wrong turn. Turns out, Google Maps was right (this time).

Then there was the time someone left the hotel key at a restaurant. And that moment my niece fed a biscuit to a langur and almost lost her entire lunchbox.

But these moments? They’re what made the trip.

What I Learned (Besides Where to Get the Best Jalebi)

Gujarat was more than I expected. It was colorful, chaotic, deeply spiritual, and full of personality. I expected a checklist of places. What I got was a collection of stories.

And honestly, having CheQin.ai as my silent sidekick made everything smoother. No endless hotel scrolling. No overpaying. Just posting what I needed and letting places come to me like, “Hey! Pick me!”

Final Thoughts: Go, But Bring Snacks and Patience

If you’re planning a trip to Gujarat, here’s what I’d say:

Don’t try to cover everything in 4 days. Space it out.

Be flexible. Sometimes the best spots aren’t on your list.

Use hotel tools that actually save you time. (Yes, cheQin.ai, I’m looking at you.)

Eat like your diet doesn’t exist.

And most importantly? Laugh at the chaos. Because that’s where the memories hide.