bucketlistt, an Indian travel-experiences booking platform, has raised ₹7.6 crore in funding led by Kairon Capital, with participation from Titan Capital, Divisa Family Office and Kunal Popat,…

Oct 26, 20261 min read0

bucketlistt, an Indian travel-experiences booking platform, has raised ₹7.6 crore in funding led by Kairon Capital, with participation from Titan Capital, Divisa Family Office and Kunal Popat, founder of R for Rabbit. Founded in 2025, the startup helps travellers discover and book curated experiences across India.

The fresh capital will support technology and product development, onboarding more experience providers and expansion into new destinations, starting with Manali and Bir. Bucketlistt aims to make adventure, cultural and local experiences easier to discover and book through a single platform.

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