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I went to the trip expecting to interact with new people and make friends but due to the trek leader there was no ice breaking or initial interaction sessions with others. This lead to everyone just roaming around by themselves throughout the trip. There was no bonfire or music on the beachside. Even after requesting the trip captain Chirag to initiate some activities for introduction he refused to do it. He didn’t interact with anybody nor did he know anyone’s name in the group. Throughout the trip it felt as if TripBae was only responsible for our transportation. When we started interacting and played music in the bus on the last night of the trip he shut it down. We had to walk a lot even in the places where bus could easily go and Chirag didn’t even insist him to go further. We had to carry our entire luggage to the resort for around 1.5 KM where Chirag himself went on a bike. And the other trip captain formed a group of 4 and was only with them for the entire trip. Really bad trip experience.

I went on this group trip organized by Trip Bae to GoKarna on new year, led by Chirag Gowda, and unfortunately, it did not meet expectations. The trip lacked the energy and engagement that one would expect from a group adventure. Chirag, the trip leader, did not make any efforts to initiate ice-breaking activities, leaving the group feeling disconnected from the start. He had promised a bonfire on New Year's Eve, music, and dance at the New Year's party, but none of that materialized. This was particularly disappointing, as it was one of the highlights we were looking forward to. Additionally, Harish, the assistant leader, formed a smaller group with a few of the passengers and seemed to focus only on them. Both the leader and his assistant were disengaged and did not make an effort to interact or facilitate a better group dynamic. This lack of leadership made what should have been a fun, collaborative experience feel flat and impersonal. I hope Trip Bae takes this feedback into consideration for future trips and ensures better planning, communication, and more active involvement from the trip leaders.

Wish had a better trip coordinator for this trip and our new year would have been a lot better. Introduction is the very basic of any trip which is the least we expect from a team leader. We hoped that at any point of time in trip we will get to introduce ourselves with each other but it never happened. Finally on the last day while coming back one of us took the lead to atleast initiate introduction which was team leader's duty. Bus had very sound system. We were told by our trip leader Chirag that driver would feel asleep if we play songs during the bus journey. Good part is that we were able to visit all the places and the food provided at our stay was nice. With or without tripbae, Gokarna is a very good place to visit which has beautiful beaches and good scenery. Trek from Belekan beach to Om beach through Paradise beach is challenging specially because of humid climate. Om beach has some nice cafes and enjoying the sunset at Om beach is very satisfying. Also swimming in the cold water of Vibhooti falls is so refreshing. One cant miss the boad ride in the calm waters of Honnavar is a very soulful experience. Hope tripbae takes this feedback positively and improves its upcoming trips. Regards Manjumal boys

The worst trip experience I’ve ever had, all thanks to Tripbae and their poorly trained coordinators. I honestly don’t understand how these guys were even made tour guides—there was zero enthusiasm, zero energy, and no proper introductions. They were just dull and uninterested throughout. Neither did they enjoy, nor did they let us enjoy. One of them even had the audacity to sleep during the trip. The bus had no good music system, no disco lights—nothing to set the mood. The head guide, Chirag Gowda, didn’t interact with a single person. We were left to fend for ourselves, and only on the last day did one of us take the initiative to break the ice and get people talking. Meanwhile, the so-called guides sat around like clueless passengers. On top of that, they promised a bonfire and a music system at the campsite but backed out at the last minute. The entire trip felt rushed, as if they just wanted to tick off the destinations without giving us any time to properly explore. If you're planning a trip, do yourself a favor—make sure these people aren’t your trip guides. You’ll thank me later. Regards, The Manjumal Boys