We’re going to dispel your preconceptions if you’ve always believed that travelling to foreign countries is an expensive endeavor and that you would need to pinch pennies and save money to take a vacation abroad. Set aside your fancy trips to the USA and UK and begin packing your luggage for a joyous visit to these nations. These are the least expensive nations to travel to from India and will give you real wanderlust for a fair price:
1. Malaysia
Malaysia is a country in the equatorial part of the world that borders Thailand, Indonesia, and Brunei. This area experiences a year-round tropical rainforest climate. Malaysia is the place to go if you’re seeking for mountain ranges, forested hills, and coastal plains. According to estimates, the megadiverse nation is home to 20% of all species on the planet. The biggest flower in the world is found in Malaysia, which is also home to a variety of Rafflesia species. Malaysian cuisine reflects its multi-ethnic culture with creative dishes that include Indian, Thai, and Malay flavors. Thaipusam is one of Malaysia’s gazette holidays and is celebrated with vibrant, thrilling, and happy celebrations.
Flights (To Kuala Lumpur): 15,000–20,000 Indian Rupees (Roundtrip)
Daily Expenses range from INR 3200 to INR 5000.
2. Singapore
Singapore is all about unbelievable blend of innovation, culture, and gastronomy. A unique Asian nation that is accessible on a limited budget, it is the ideal combination of big ornate structures, islands, and little streets. It is also known as “The Lion City,” and in a number of beautifully decorated temples, you can still see remnants of its ancient legacy. Singapore offers a variety of cuisines, from oyster omelets and pig ribs to chicken rice, chilly crab and fish head curry, and chicken rice. Food is considered to be the most significant aspect of a nation’s culture. You may locate a variety of hawker centers, which are essentially a year-round food festival with incredibly high quality cuisine at relatively low prices.
Flights: 17,000–22,000 Indian Rupees (Roundtrip)
Daily Costs: 6,000–7,500 Indian Rupees (If spent wisely)
3. Cambodia
South East Asia’s southernmost nation, Cambodia, is home to a vast empire of temples. One of the main draws of the nation is Angkor Wat, the largest religious structure, coupled with Siem Reap. The diverse experiences available in Cambodia include the alluring riverfronts of Phnom Penh, the beaches of Sihanoukville, the historical towns of Battambang, the vast rice fields of Mondulkiri, and the lush green parks with charming architecture that provide tranquilly. The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, the island of Koh Rong Samleoum in Sihanoukville, and Kampot for a swimming break by the river are all must-sees in this region. To observe local life in this nation, you can also bicycle around the villages of Cambodia.
Flight Tickets – INR 25,000 – INR 30,000 (Roundtrip)
Daily Expenses – INR 3,000 – INR 3,200
Also Read: Foreign countries to visit from India under budget: Part 1
4. Indonesia
Indonesia’s natural beauty attracts tourists from around the world who are looking for an affordable adventure. The largest island nation in the world, it has unspoiled blue waters, lovely marine life, and beautiful reefs. It is located between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Without having to travel to more expensive locations, you can go diving at beaches like Merah Beach, Batu Bolong, and Tatawa Islands and fulfil your fantasies of diving underwater. The Ubud monkey forest, which represents this nation’s untamed side, must be seen. The main attractions in Indonesia are beaches with enormous rock formations, safari excursions, diving, snorkelling, and temples. One of the top foreign locations for honeymooners seeking a romantic trip is Indonesia.
Flight Tickets – INR 25,000 – INR 30,000 (Roundtrip)
Daily Expenses – INR 6,000 – INR 6,500 (Including living, travelling, eating)
5. United Arab Emirates
Due to its accessibility and the sheer quantity of fun it offers visitors—including shopping, swimming and diving in Fujairah to float in the Gulf of Oman, indoor skiing, and wandering on the beaches to forget about your problems—the UAE is the primary tourist destination for middle-class Indians. You absolutely must visit Dubai to see the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest skyscraper, and Abu Dhabi to see the magnificent mosques and white marble domes.
Flight Tickets: 15,000–20,000 INR
Daily Costs: 5,000–6,000 INR
