Made for Indian passports & Indian wallets

Everything your trip needs,
sorted before you fly.

Visa for an Indian passport, insurance, an eSIM and a packing list built from the weather that actually shows up. One page for your trip, and it stays yours.

  • Ten years of real records
  • Visa rules for Indian passports
  • Indian shops, rupee prices
  • One page, saved for you
Bali in December — 28 rainy days, not a dry season Hanoi in December — 15°C at night, pack a real jacket Vietnam — e-visa, get it before you fly Bali — Indian plug fits, leave the adapter Dubai in July — 41°C, and indoors is freezing Singapore — visa takes weeks, start early
How it works

Three fields, and the page is yours.

Most packing lists are written once and copy-pasted forever. This one is built the moment you ask, for your city and your dates.

01

Pick the exact city

Not the country. In December, Hanoi is 15°C and Ho Chi Minh is 30°C. Country-level advice is wrong for half of Asia.

02

Add your dates

We read ten years of daily records for that spot. Inside two weeks of travel, we switch to the live forecast and say so.

03

Get the list

What to pack, what to buy, and the visa, plug and currency you need sorted first. Share it with whoever you're travelling with.

Why this one

Every other packing tool was built for someone else's passport.

They link to Amazon US, they answer at country level, and they have never heard of an Indian plug. Four things we do differently.

Visa rules for your passport

Written for an Indian passport, not a generic traveller. We always link the official government page, and we never guess — rules change.

Example: Vietnam is an e-visa you must get before you fly. Bali is on arrival. Singapore needs weeks.

City-level, not country-level

We pull the records for the exact coordinates you picked, then average them by month. A country average would hide the thing you needed to know.

Example: "Vietnam in December" is meaningless. Hanoi 21°/15°. Ho Chi Minh 31°/23°.

Indian shops, rupee prices

Amazon India and Myntra, not Amazon US with a shipping estimate longer than your trip. And we only suggest things you don't already own.

Example: No buy button on t-shirts. You have t-shirts.

Honest about what it knows

Every number says where it came from. A trip four months out gets the ten-year average, clearly labelled — never dressed up as a forecast.

Example: Don't know a country's sockets? We say so, and tell you to carry a universal adapter.
What you get

The surprises, before they surprise you.

Everyone books Bali in December expecting sun. It is one of the wettest months of the year there. That is the kind of thing this page exists to tell you.

  • Day and night temperatures, and how many days it actually rains
  • A warning when a place is colder or wetter than people assume
  • Visa, plug and currency in one block, before the packing list
  • A share link that reopens the exact same result for your friends
truvoy.co
Denpasar, Bali
Now 28°C
Days
29°
Nights
24°
Rain days
28
Heads up — December is one of the wettest months here, around 28 rainy days. Most people pack for sunshine and get caught out.
Sarong or cover-up
Temples won't let you in with bare legs.
Buy
Dry bag
Boat days and sudden downpours.
Buy
And when you're ready

We don't just tell you what to pack. We run the trip.

TruVoy books international packages with handpicked local partners — and a real person on the phone if anything goes sideways.

Bali
Indonesia
Vietnam
Hanoi & Ha Long
Thailand
Bangkok & islands
UAE
Dubai & Abu Dhabi
Maldives
Resorts & overwater
Bookings opening soon

You book with the local operator directly. We find the trip and stay on the line.

Straight answers

The questions people actually ask.

Is it free?
Yes. We ask for your name, email and phone so your trip page is saved and so we can help if you want the trip booked. Some of the shopping links earn us a small commission if you buy — it costs you nothing extra, and we only list things we would genuinely tell a friend to carry.
How accurate is the weather?
For trips more than about two weeks away, we average ten years of daily records for the exact spot you picked, and we label it as an average. Inside two weeks, we switch to the live forecast for your dates and say so on the page. We never dress up an average as a forecast.
Can I trust the visa information?
Treat it as a starting point, never as the final word. Every entry links to the official government source, and rules change without notice. Always check the official link before you book — and never rely on a third-party agent's page.
Why does it ask for a city and not a country?
Because country-level advice is wrong for half of Asia. In December, Hanoi is 21°C by day and Ho Chi Minh is 31°C. Same country, completely different suitcase.
Do you store my trip or my data?
We keep the name, email and phone number you give us, so we can bring your trip page back and contact you about the trip. We don't sell your details on. Weather results are cached in your own browser and never leave your device, and you can sign out from the menu at the top at any time.
Do you sell the trips too?
Yes. TruVoy books international packages to Bali, Vietnam, Thailand, the UAE and the Maldives with vetted local operators. You pay the operator directly; we find the trip and stay reachable while you're on it.