Coming soon · Launching in Rajasthan

Travel facts you can check.

GhoomoAI is an India-first trip planner, starting in Rajasthan. Every opening time, entry fee and closed day it shows will come with three things: where it came from, when it was last checked, and how sure we are.

AI may help explain your plan. It will never be the source of the facts.

We haven’t launched yet. There’s nothing to sign up for — this page is here so you know what we’re building.

Example Illustrative only — not real data

Example Fort · Example City

Entry fee · Indian adult

₹100 Example

Verified

Source
Notice at the ticket window, photographed on a Yatra Mitra visit Field-verified
Checked
Confidence
High

2 independent sources agree

The problem

Most travel information has no source and no date.

Opening times, ticket prices and closed days change quietly. The pages that list them rarely say where the information came from, or when anyone last checked.

Copied, not checked

The same paragraph gets copied from site to site. Twenty pages repeating one old claim look like agreement — but it is still one source.

Out of date

Timings, fees and weekly closures change. Old pages don’t. Too often, you find out at the gate.

Confident, not correct

Chatbots and top-ten lists sound equally sure either way. Without a source and a date, you can’t tell a fresh fact from a guess.

How it works

Four rules for keeping facts honest

We are building these into GhoomoAI from the start — before any planner or app.

  1. Source · date · confidence

    Every fact carries where it came from — an official notice, a field visit, a web publication — the date it was last confirmed, and a confidence level: High, Medium or Low. If we can’t cite it, we don’t say it.

  2. Checked on the ground by Yatra Mitras

    Yatra Mitras will be local people — students, drivers, guides — who visit places and photograph what is actually posted there. Each visit is location-checked, photos carry a one-time code written by hand, and a person on our team reviews every submission before it counts.

  3. When sources disagree, we say so

    If an official page says one thing and a recent visit says another, we don’t quietly pick one. You see both claims, each with its source and date, marked “Sources disagree”.

  4. Expired facts get re-checked, not recycled

    Every kind of fact has a shelf life — opening hours go stale much faster than a fort’s founding year. Once a fact passes its date, its value is no longer shown — only when it was last confirmed, and from which source — and someone is sent to check again.

Where AI fits

AI can help put a plan into words and explain it. It never supplies a fact. Every checkable detail in a plan — a time, a fee, a closed day — is filled in from the verified record, not written by a model.

When sources disagree, no AI smooths it over: you see the claims exactly as they are.

Example

What a fact will look like

An illustration of the three states a fact can be in. The place, values and dates below are made up — they are not real data for any monument.

Example Illustrative only — not real data

Example Fort · Example City

Last entry

5:30 PM

Verified

Source
The site’s official website Official
Checked
Confidence
High
Example Illustrative only — not real data

Example Fort · Example City

Opening time

Sources disagree

  • 9:00 AMOfficial website Official · checked
  • 9:30 AMYatra Mitra visit Field-verified · checked
Confidence
Not shown while sources disagree

Both claims stay visible until a re-check settles it.

Example Illustrative only — not real data

Example Fort · Example City

Weekly closed day

Value hidden until re-checked

Needs re-check

Last confirmed
(official website)
Status
Past its re-check date

An expired value is never shown. A re-check has been requested.

Source
Who said it: an official notice or website, a Yatra Mitra’s visit, or a web publication.
Checked
When it was last confirmed. Each kind of fact has its own shelf life.
Confidence
High, Medium or Low — based on the kind of source, how many independent sources agree, and how recent the check is. Not shown while sources disagree.
Status
Verified, Sources disagree, or Needs re-check. Never silently out of date.

Where we start

Rajasthan first: six cities

We’re starting with the most-visited places in Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur, then Jaisalmer, Pushkar and Barmer.

27°N 26°N 25°N 71°E 73°E 75°E N Jaipur Jodhpur Udaipur Jaisalmer Pushkar Barmer
Positions drawn to scale by latitude and longitude — not a complete map.
  • JaipurजयपुरFirst
  • JodhpurजोधपुरFirst
  • UdaipurउदयपुरFirst
  • JaisalmerजैसलमेरThen
  • Pushkarपुष्करThen
  • Barmerबाड़मेरThen

What’s coming

Plans, not promises

This is what we intend to build, in this order. We’ll share dates when we can stand behind them.

  1. First Planned

    Trip planning on WhatsApp, by a person

    Tell us where and when you want to travel in Rajasthan, and a person on our team plans it with you over WhatsApp. Every fact in your plan comes with its source and date. No bot.

  2. Next Later

    The GhoomoAI app

    Plan trips yourself on the same checked facts, with the source, date and confidence visible for every detail.

  3. After that Later

    More of Rajasthan, then more of India

    More places and cities in Rajasthan first, then other states — each one only when we can keep its facts fresh.

Contact details are coming. GhoomoAI has no public phone number, WhatsApp number or email yet.