How MapyGo Works

1. Start with a destination

Search a city or browse by country, region or interest. Every destination has a profile page: the essentials at the top, then attractions grouped by what kind of experience they are.

2. Explore it your way

Use the category lenses — historic, devotional, entertainment, nature, adventure, markets, food — to see only what matters to you. Each attraction card shows how long people typically spend there, what it costs, when it opens and whether it suits families, couples, friends or a corporate group.

3. Generate an itinerary

Open the planner and set four things: how many days you have, your budget tier, who you are travelling with, and your pace. MapyGo then does the work a good local guide would:

• Scores every attraction for your interests and travel style.
• Groups them geographically so each day stays in one part of the city instead of criss-crossing it.
• Fills each day to a realistic sightseeing budget in minutes, not a wish list.
• Slots in meal stops near where you will actually be at lunch and dinner.
• Estimates the cost — stay, food, local transport, entry fees and a contingency.

4. Save, share, print

Every generated plan gets its own link you can send to whoever you are travelling with, and a print layout that fits on paper for the days you have no signal.

What the planner will not do

It does not book anything, it does not take a commission on where you stay, and it does not pretend to know about a strike, a festival closure or a landslide. It gives you a sensible skeleton for the trip; you make it yours.