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f you’ve always thought that flying out of India is an expensive business and that you would have to scrimp and save to get an international getaway, we’re going to quash your misconceptions. We have a list of countries that you can visit from India without making your pocket flimsy. Forget about the swanky vacations to USA and UK and start packing your bags for a felicitous trip to these countries. These places will give you the wanderlust with a reasonable price range.1. Sri Lanka: Closest to southern India guiding you with chaotic beautySourceDid you ever feel the urge to fly out of India but relinquished this urge thinking it would cost a whacking amount and put it in cold storage? Well, it’s time to get this urge out of the freezer and get on board to this country dotted with mesmeric beaches, quaint places, historical monuments, hill stations, bustling cities and mouth-watering seafood with places that’ll serve you with peace and chaos. If you want the city life, then Colombo and Negombo are the best choices. If cold weather, tea plantations, and waterfalls captivate you, then Nuwara Eliya and Kandy are the places you would want to visit. Positioned in the Indian Ocean, it has the best shorelines and numerous varieties of delicious sea foods like sour and an endless number fish curry that will make you belch at Sri Lankan meals. Galle face is the best place to chow down street food ditching the swanky hotel meals. There’s so much to do in this country from trekking in jungles and diving in deep waters to experience the rich culture, remarkable wildlife with a dash of spiritual places all at affordable prices promising a one-in-a-million holiday.Flight tickets – Rs 22,000- 25,000 (Roundtrip)Daily expenses – Rs 1,500- 2,000 (Including living, travelling, eating)2. Bhutan – The happiest countrySourceA Buddhist kingdom located on the eastern Himalayas with snow covered hills surrounded by steamy clouds is all you need for a peaceful break while going easy on the pocket. This country measures the growth with a concept of Gross National Happiness giving you another reason to visit this place whose agenda is to keep the people happy instead of keeping the economy high. The capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu, is a place where peace resides as traffic lights are inexistent and honking is unheard. Entering the delightful world of monasteries located uniquely, Himalayan range, unpolluted air and prayer flags fluttering in the air all rolled into one place; this place has a lot on its plate from dumplings to pork dishes. One can reach Bhutan by either by land or air. Paro’s Tiger’s Nest monastery, Phobjikha, Punakha, Trongsa and Mongar are one of the must visits in Bhutan with panoramic views of hills and valleys entrenched in this country. You don’t want to miss a trip to this dreamland with an economical budget.Travel – You can travel by Road from Kolkata and Siliguri instead of taking a direct flight to Paro.Read more about how to reach BhutanDaily expenses – Rs 1,200- Rs 2,000 (Travel, food, living)3. Seychelles – Exploring the untoldSourceIf you had never heard of this country until you stumbled upon this blog, we will help you widen your knowledge about it and give you enough reasons for it to top your list. Seychelles is a country located in the Indian Ocean surrounded by 115 islands making it a mesmeric abode of water bodies and has immensely beautiful white sand beaches where you can spend your time gazing at the bright blue sky and sunset turning the waters golden while enjoying the folk music of Seychelles. Diving, snorkelling, fishing, windsurfing and sailing are one of the few things you can experience in Seychelles. It’s calm and pristine beaches are ideal to surrender yourself to the peace it offers. This island country is just like the dramatic island you pictured getting lost in your dream with a bunch of friends.Flight tickets – Rs 40,000- Rs 45,000Daily expenses – Rs 5000 (If spent thriftily)4. Thailand – Traveller’s ChoiceThailand is the most travelled tourist destination for budget-friendly people and is the 20thmost populous country of the world; it offers you interaction with friendly and gregarious people. It’s a country filled with diverse activities to experience. Starting from clubbing, diving into turquoise watered beaches, devouring on cheap street food, the chaotic markets where you can find anything that interests you, the night skyline, the authentic spas to relax your senses and last but not the least the polite and easy-going people of Thailand. Some of the few places that one must visit include Bangkok for its city parties, Pattaya for its nightlife, Chiang Rai for mountain trekking, Koh Samui and Krabi for the beautiful pristine beaches. It’s an all in one tourist destination.Flight tickets – Rs 15,000- Rs 20,000Daily expenses – Rs 3,000- Rs 3,5005. Vietnam – Unveiling the beauty of the hidden landscapesVietnam is a country that reveals itself only to the determined seeker. Located in the Southeast Asia, you will stumble upon numerous things in this gem of a country in a budget friendly way. It nestles largest cave of Asia, Halong Bay, islands, forests, religious places, The Marble mountains and green paddy farms cobbled together to convince you to visit this place at least once for people who are planning to go light on their wallets. Vietnam is mostly known for the landscapes that are like magnets to the tourists and the locals as well. Known as the paradise of street food which includes traditional rice noodle soup, rice crepes and beef noodles, you can’t miss the floating markets where you get everything at a bargain and kayaking which is a haven for backpackers and a very common mode of transport in Vietnam. Sapa and Hanoi are two of the most visited places in this country. Add this one to your list or else you’re going to regret it because it’s another ideal location to visit for budget travellers.Flight tickets – Rs 25,000-Rs 35,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,500-Rs 3,0006. Singapore – Blend of land and islandsSourceSingapore is filled with an unbelievable amount of creativity, culture and cuisines. It is the perfect combination of tall intricate buildings, islands and narrow streets which make it a fascinating country of Asia that you can visit with a small budget. Also called ‘The Lion City’, it remains in touch with the old heritage with a few glimpses of its culture in various decorated temples. Food being the most important part a country’s culture, Singapore provides with a variety of cuisines ranging from chicken rice, chilli crab and fish head curry to oyster omelettes and pork ribs. You will find various hawkers centres which are like a permanent food festival where food is cheap, quality is extremely high, and hygiene is something you don’t have to worry about! This spotless city with exciting and vibrant places is worth going to in with your friends or alone.Flight tickets- Rs 20,000- Rs 25,000Daily expenses – Rs 3,000- Rs 3,500 (If spent wisely)7. Nepal – Land of snow peaks and Buddhist monasteriesSourceLocated Popularly known as ‘Land of the Thunder Dragon’, Nepal experiences violent large thunderstorms erupting through the valleys from the Himalayas. This one on the list is probably going to cost you the least amount providing you with the best experience with the soaring Himalayan peaks and clouds hovering over and around the lush green mountains. Nepal is the best place to cruise around, and one thing that you can’t miss is trekking in the mountains of Nepal which is available at prices ranging from Rs 3,000-Rs 3,500. The four highest peaks of the world namely Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu and Mt. Cho Oyu are the crowning glories of the country, and you can’t pass the opportunity to visit this place which has an indestructible beauty and will give you a break from the scorching heat. You can also jaunt to Buddhist monasteries, Himalayan floras and faunas and the peaceful ambience will provide you with the most authentic experience of hills.Flight tickets to Kathmandu – Rs 10,000- Rs 15,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,000- Rs 2,5008. Indonesia – Discover the mystical beachesSourceThe natural beauty of Indonesia makes it the tourist magnet among all the avid travellers looking for an inexpensive adventure. Situated between the Indian and the Pacific Oceans, it is world’s largest island country with untouched blue waters, beautiful marine lives, and amazing corals. You can go diving at beaches like Merah beach, Batu Bolong and Tatawa islands and make your underwater dreams come true without having to go to the expensive places for a dive. For tranquillity and a relaxing time, you can sit under the sun facing the crystal clear waters of Indonesia. If you want to kick it up a notch and experience the wild side of this country, visit Ubud monkey forest which has immensely beautiful surroundings. Indonesia is all about beaches with massive rock formations, safari rides, diving, snorkelling, and temples. Another activity that we would recommend for beginners is the Bali sea walker which allows you to walk with fish underwater leaving you in a frisson of excitement. Indonesia is also one of the best international destinations for honeymooners for a romantic getaway and Bali has a number of romantic resort options. Book your tickets and explore the most secluded beaches that you’ve never laid your eyes on before.Flight tickets – Rs 25,000 – Rs 30,000Daily expenses – Rs6,000 – Rs 6,5009. Turkey – Place entrenched in dramatic and colorful historySourceSeveral international destinations in the world will fit into your wallet and Turkey is another one of them which exhibits an Eastern charm. Bordered by eight countries and surrounded by three seas, Turkey has a fascinating location. If you’re a history maniac, Istanbul is the right place to be for its valuable historical background. Also called ‘The land beneath the half moon’, Turkey is a country of many worlds with intriguing cultures, scintillating mosques and palaces, ancient cities and delicious food that you possibly can’t take a pass at! Places you can’t miss visiting in Istanbul are The Kabak Bay which is a sea surrounded by valleys with jaw-dropping views of the Mediterranean and steep cliffs and hills covered in pine trees and herbs, the butterfly valley, Cappadocia which has been formed after a volcanic eruption and has horse rides and air balloon rides and last but not the least is the grand bazaar where you get everything at bargained prices. It’s a place with impressive landscapes and mystical valleys, and we can assure it’ll be love at first sight in a place like this one. Do visit Turkey for a low-cost international travel.Flight tickets – Around Rs 25,000 (From Mumbai to Istanbul)Daily expenses- Around Rs 2,50010. Laos – Snuggle into the sky-high mountainsSourceLaos is a forested and mountainous country packed with sloping hills, pine trees, countless waterfalls, extant hills tribes, colonial architecture and skyline-silver lakes. You will stumble upon extremely welcoming people and plenty of idyllic landscapes which are mostly nestled in the outskirts of the country. Biking around villages filled with green forests, trekking on mountains with superabundant greenery and exploring the riddled caves are all the activities that will keep you wildly entertained without spending a penny. Renting a bicycle for the entire day will cost you around Rs 120, and you can cycle around the hills or the side streets as much as you want to without racking your brain with any traffic. Having a meal by the rivers and swimming near the waterfalls of Laos is another thing you can do to pleasure yourself.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000- Rs 33,000Daily expenses – Rs 1,000 – Rs 1,10011. Egypt – Unfurl the white deserts of ancient timesSourceArab countries give you one of the best travelling experiences enveloped with numerous ancient places and historical backgrounds that widen your knowledge while making your trip memorable. Egypt is one of those countries that should be on your international travel wishlist for a recreational holiday. Bordered by the Red Sea to the east and south, it adds an element of adventure for all the scuba divers. Being world’s oldest civilisations, it has some great pyramids and a myriad of historical monuments. The local markets are among the remarkable attractions in Egypt for all shoppers out there. The great pyramid of Giza which is one of the seven wonders of the world is worth visiting in Egypt. This desert land will serve you with an unforgettable tranquil Egyptian time.Flight tickets – Rs 25,000- Rs 30,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,000 – Rs 2,50012. Cambodia – giving it’s hidden iconic sights to be unboxedAnother Asian country located in the southern portion of Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia is an empire of temples. Angkor Wat, the largest religious building along with Siem Reap is one of the major attractions of the country. Cambodia offers a variety of other experiences like beguiling riverfronts of Phnom Penh, beaches of Sihanoukville, colonial towns of Battambang, endless rice fields of Mondulkiri and lush green park with quaint structures which will consume your mind with peace. List of other things that you can visit in Cambodia is The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Koh Rong Samleoum which is an island in the coastal town of Sihanoukville and Kampot for a swimming break near the river. You can also cycle around the villages of Cambodia to have a look at the local life of this country and have an entirely different kind of an experience in terms of adventure and peace. Cambodia is often ignored when it comes to planning trips abroad unaware of the mesmeric beauty and adventure it holds. So start packing and book your tickets in advance if you want low priced flight tickets to be able to openly spend on other things which will surely melt all your monotony awayFlight tickets – Rs 25,000- Rs 30,000Daily expenses – Rs 3,000 – Rs 3,20013. Hungary – Make some room for a Euro-tripSourceThis might be the only opportunity to visit a European country with a limited budget and satisfy your travelling wants for adventure, peace and visiting historical places. It offers the visitors an array of activities like bike renting, hiking in forests, vast vineyards with tasty wines, expeditions in caves located narrow tunnels and swimming in the lakes. It homes central Europe’s largest lake called the Lake Balaton which is the most prominent tourist destination in Hungary and the most known for as well. A trip to Danube River with a boat ride in it and relaxing with thermal baths at ancient spas of Budapest are also must things to do in Hungary to kick back and relax. Don’t forget to pack your swimsuits for all water activities you’re going to indulge yourself in! Plan and book your tickets 3-4 months in advance and save a lot of money that you’d spend on flight tickets.Flight tickets – Rs 35,000- Rs 45,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,000 – Rs 2,50014. Kenya - Take a walk on the wild side of AfricaSourceIf you are an avid wildlife lover, Africa is the right choice bursting with countless wild species and chock full of safaris in scenic settings. This East African country with a coastline on the Indian Ocean is the only one that’ll serve you with a countless number of activities in the wild. It has a lot to offer from a traditional African safari, hot air balloon safari and visiting the savannas teeming with wildlife to ambling around white sand islands with sparkling blue water. You will also find rich, intriguing cultures, pristine coastal beaches, searing deserts and coral reefs that will give you a unique one-in-a-million experience. Water sports include diving in places like Malindi Marine National Park and snorkelling in Manda Toto Island. A trip to this epic wildlife centre is a must on your to-do list because it’s going to give you endless opportunities for adventure, exploring, to relax your senses and a world class beach experience.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000- Rs 35,000 (if booked in advance)Daily expenses – Rs 2,700 – Rs 3,00015. China- The imperial country ahead of everythingSourceThis enormous country with large, intricate buildings and astoundingly rich history will capture your eye in a fraction of a second. Take out time to delve into the lesser known places of China because there is plenty to discover other than the large cities. China is a fascinating country with an ancient civilisation it all falls under your budget. One of the few places to visit in China is The Great Wall of China, The Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Wangfujing Place and The Temple of Heaven. From strolling in busy streets, shopping and having traditional succulent meals to having a peaceful walk near the lakes of China and wandering in the well-manicured gardens, you will have the best of everything. The mild climate makes it an ideal place to visit during any time of the year. Your bucket list will be incomplete without visit this artistic country.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000 – Rs 33,000Daily expenses – Rs 1,500- Rs 2,00016. Hong Kong - Enter the mesmeric nightscapes of city lightsSourceHong Kong is another Asian country a cost-effective travel hunter can take a trip to. It is located on the southern coast of China and has a lot of Chinese traditions followed by the people of Hong Kong. Also called ‘The pearl of the orient, the dazzling skylines, soaring hillsides, religious sites, green parks, markets for all the bargain maniacs, quiet islands and the fantastic views of the cities will make you visit this place time and again. The street markets of Hong Kong will satisfy your budget needs to an unimaginable extent. This country has everything from shopping and dining to hills and islands to give you a package of a variety of experiences and a bundle of entertainment in a small budget that you had planned for.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000- Rs 33,000Daily expenses – Rs 6,000- Rs 6,50017. Qatar – The pearl of the Middle EastSourceLocated in Western Asia and comprised of beaches Qatar has recently opened its gates to tourism. Visiting this country will be like an Arabic fairy tale. It is overflowing with ancient art displayed in museums, sacred religious places, spectacular skylines, sand dunes, world-class restaurants and active adventures. Some of the must visits in Qatar are Museum of Islamic Art which has the largest collection of Islamic Art, Villagio Mall and Inland sea. You can also cruise around the deserts and arrange camping and dune bashing for the never-ending thrill. Don’t forget to add this to a load of an experience of modern and ancient sites.Flight tickets – Rs 20,000 – Rs 25,000Daily expenses – Rs 1,000 – Rs 2,00018. United Arab Emirates – The country with celestial beautySourceUAE is the middle class tourist hub for India because of the affordability and the amount of pleasure it provides to the visitors in terms of desert safaris and desert camping, shopping, swimming and diving in Fujairah to float in the waters of Gulf of Oman, indoor skiing and wayfaring on the beaches to rob your troubles. Two places that you can’t miss visiting are Dubai to have a tour of the world’s tallest pre-eminent building Burj Khalifa and Abu Dhabi for the glorious white marble domes and mosques.Flight tickets – Rs 15,000 – Rs 20,000Daily expenses – Rs 5,000 – Rs 6,000Making an international trip is not just a dream and we have just proved it to you with this list of countries so that you don’t rue the day you put your plans to cold storage and never took it out. From Islands and beaches to mountains and valleys you can fly away for an immense amount of entertainment without making your wallet fall off a cliff.

If you’ve always thought that flying out of India is an expensive business and that you would have to scrimp and save to get an international getaway, we’re going to quash your misconceptions. We have a list of countries that you can visit from India without making your pocket flimsy. Forget about the swanky vacations to USA and UK and start packing your bags for a felicitous trip to these countries. These places will give you the wanderlust with a reasonable price range.1. Sri Lanka: Closest to southern India guiding you with chaotic beautySourceDid you ever feel the urge to fly out of India but relinquished this urge thinking it would cost a whacking amount and put it in cold storage? Well, it’s time to get this urge out of the freezer and get on board to this country dotted with mesmeric beaches, quaint places, historical monuments, hill stations, bustling cities and mouth-watering seafood with places that’ll serve you with peace and chaos. If you want the city life, then Colombo and Negombo are the best choices. If cold weather, tea plantations, and waterfalls captivate you, then Nuwara Eliya and Kandy are the places you would want to visit. Positioned in the Indian Ocean, it has the best shorelines and numerous varieties of delicious sea foods like sour and an endless number fish curry that will make you belch at Sri Lankan meals. Galle face is the best place to chow down street food ditching the swanky hotel meals. There’s so much to do in this country from trekking in jungles and diving in deep waters to experience the rich culture, remarkable wildlife with a dash of spiritual places all at affordable prices promising a one-in-a-million holiday.Flight tickets – Rs 22,000- 25,000 (Roundtrip)Daily expenses – Rs 1,500- 2,000 (Including living, travelling, eating)2. Bhutan – The happiest countrySourceA Buddhist kingdom located on the eastern Himalayas with snow covered hills surrounded by steamy clouds is all you need for a peaceful break while going easy on the pocket. This country measures the growth with a concept of Gross National Happiness giving you another reason to visit this place whose agenda is to keep the people happy instead of keeping the economy high. The capital city of Bhutan, Thimphu, is a place where peace resides as traffic lights are inexistent and honking is unheard. Entering the delightful world of monasteries located uniquely, Himalayan range, unpolluted air and prayer flags fluttering in the air all rolled into one place; this place has a lot on its plate from dumplings to pork dishes. One can reach Bhutan by either by land or air. Paro’s Tiger’s Nest monastery, Phobjikha, Punakha, Trongsa and Mongar are one of the must visits in Bhutan with panoramic views of hills and valleys entrenched in this country. You don’t want to miss a trip to this dreamland with an economical budget.Travel – You can travel by Road from Kolkata and Siliguri instead of taking a direct flight to Paro.Read more about how to reach BhutanDaily expenses – Rs 1,200- Rs 2,000 (Travel, food, living)3. Seychelles – Exploring the untoldSourceIf you had never heard of this country until you stumbled upon this blog, we will help you widen your knowledge about it and give you enough reasons for it to top your list. Seychelles is a country located in the Indian Ocean surrounded by 115 islands making it a mesmeric abode of water bodies and has immensely beautiful white sand beaches where you can spend your time gazing at the bright blue sky and sunset turning the waters golden while enjoying the folk music of Seychelles. Diving, snorkelling, fishing, windsurfing and sailing are one of the few things you can experience in Seychelles. It’s calm and pristine beaches are ideal to surrender yourself to the peace it offers. This island country is just like the dramatic island you pictured getting lost in your dream with a bunch of friends.Flight tickets – Rs 40,000- Rs 45,000Daily expenses – Rs 5000 (If spent thriftily)4. Thailand – Traveller’s ChoiceThailand is the most travelled tourist destination for budget-friendly people and is the 20thmost populous country of the world; it offers you interaction with friendly and gregarious people. It’s a country filled with diverse activities to experience. Starting from clubbing, diving into turquoise watered beaches, devouring on cheap street food, the chaotic markets where you can find anything that interests you, the night skyline, the authentic spas to relax your senses and last but not the least the polite and easy-going people of Thailand. Some of the few places that one must visit include Bangkok for its city parties, Pattaya for its nightlife, Chiang Rai for mountain trekking, Koh Samui and Krabi for the beautiful pristine beaches. It’s an all in one tourist destination.Flight tickets – Rs 15,000- Rs 20,000Daily expenses – Rs 3,000- Rs 3,5005. Vietnam – Unveiling the beauty of the hidden landscapesVietnam is a country that reveals itself only to the determined seeker. Located in the Southeast Asia, you will stumble upon numerous things in this gem of a country in a budget friendly way. It nestles largest cave of Asia, Halong Bay, islands, forests, religious places, The Marble mountains and green paddy farms cobbled together to convince you to visit this place at least once for people who are planning to go light on their wallets. Vietnam is mostly known for the landscapes that are like magnets to the tourists and the locals as well. Known as the paradise of street food which includes traditional rice noodle soup, rice crepes and beef noodles, you can’t miss the floating markets where you get everything at a bargain and kayaking which is a haven for backpackers and a very common mode of transport in Vietnam. Sapa and Hanoi are two of the most visited places in this country. Add this one to your list or else you’re going to regret it because it’s another ideal location to visit for budget travellers.Flight tickets – Rs 25,000-Rs 35,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,500-Rs 3,0006. Singapore – Blend of land and islandsSourceSingapore is filled with an unbelievable amount of creativity, culture and cuisines. It is the perfect combination of tall intricate buildings, islands and narrow streets which make it a fascinating country of Asia that you can visit with a small budget. Also called ‘The Lion City’, it remains in touch with the old heritage with a few glimpses of its culture in various decorated temples. Food being the most important part a country’s culture, Singapore provides with a variety of cuisines ranging from chicken rice, chilli crab and fish head curry to oyster omelettes and pork ribs. You will find various hawkers centres which are like a permanent food festival where food is cheap, quality is extremely high, and hygiene is something you don’t have to worry about! This spotless city with exciting and vibrant places is worth going to in with your friends or alone.Flight tickets- Rs 20,000- Rs 25,000Daily expenses – Rs 3,000- Rs 3,500 (If spent wisely)7. Nepal – Land of snow peaks and Buddhist monasteriesSourceLocated Popularly known as ‘Land of the Thunder Dragon’, Nepal experiences violent large thunderstorms erupting through the valleys from the Himalayas. This one on the list is probably going to cost you the least amount providing you with the best experience with the soaring Himalayan peaks and clouds hovering over and around the lush green mountains. Nepal is the best place to cruise around, and one thing that you can’t miss is trekking in the mountains of Nepal which is available at prices ranging from Rs 3,000-Rs 3,500. The four highest peaks of the world namely Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu and Mt. Cho Oyu are the crowning glories of the country, and you can’t pass the opportunity to visit this place which has an indestructible beauty and will give you a break from the scorching heat. You can also jaunt to Buddhist monasteries, Himalayan floras and faunas and the peaceful ambience will provide you with the most authentic experience of hills.Flight tickets to Kathmandu – Rs 10,000- Rs 15,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,000- Rs 2,5008. Indonesia – Discover the mystical beachesSourceThe natural beauty of Indonesia makes it the tourist magnet among all the avid travellers looking for an inexpensive adventure. Situated between the Indian and the Pacific Oceans, it is world’s largest island country with untouched blue waters, beautiful marine lives, and amazing corals. You can go diving at beaches like Merah beach, Batu Bolong and Tatawa islands and make your underwater dreams come true without having to go to the expensive places for a dive. For tranquillity and a relaxing time, you can sit under the sun facing the crystal clear waters of Indonesia. If you want to kick it up a notch and experience the wild side of this country, visit Ubud monkey forest which has immensely beautiful surroundings. Indonesia is all about beaches with massive rock formations, safari rides, diving, snorkelling, and temples. Another activity that we would recommend for beginners is the Bali sea walker which allows you to walk with fish underwater leaving you in a frisson of excitement. Indonesia is also one of the best international destinations for honeymooners for a romantic getaway and Bali has a number of romantic resort options. Book your tickets and explore the most secluded beaches that you’ve never laid your eyes on before.Flight tickets – Rs 25,000 – Rs 30,000Daily expenses – Rs6,000 – Rs 6,5009. Turkey – Place entrenched in dramatic and colorful historySourceSeveral international destinations in the world will fit into your wallet and Turkey is another one of them which exhibits an Eastern charm. Bordered by eight countries and surrounded by three seas, Turkey has a fascinating location. If you’re a history maniac, Istanbul is the right place to be for its valuable historical background. Also called ‘The land beneath the half moon’, Turkey is a country of many worlds with intriguing cultures, scintillating mosques and palaces, ancient cities and delicious food that you possibly can’t take a pass at! Places you can’t miss visiting in Istanbul are The Kabak Bay which is a sea surrounded by valleys with jaw-dropping views of the Mediterranean and steep cliffs and hills covered in pine trees and herbs, the butterfly valley, Cappadocia which has been formed after a volcanic eruption and has horse rides and air balloon rides and last but not the least is the grand bazaar where you get everything at bargained prices. It’s a place with impressive landscapes and mystical valleys, and we can assure it’ll be love at first sight in a place like this one. Do visit Turkey for a low-cost international travel.Flight tickets – Around Rs 25,000 (From Mumbai to Istanbul)Daily expenses- Around Rs 2,50010. Laos – Snuggle into the sky-high mountainsSourceLaos is a forested and mountainous country packed with sloping hills, pine trees, countless waterfalls, extant hills tribes, colonial architecture and skyline-silver lakes. You will stumble upon extremely welcoming people and plenty of idyllic landscapes which are mostly nestled in the outskirts of the country. Biking around villages filled with green forests, trekking on mountains with superabundant greenery and exploring the riddled caves are all the activities that will keep you wildly entertained without spending a penny. Renting a bicycle for the entire day will cost you around Rs 120, and you can cycle around the hills or the side streets as much as you want to without racking your brain with any traffic. Having a meal by the rivers and swimming near the waterfalls of Laos is another thing you can do to pleasure yourself.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000- Rs 33,000Daily expenses – Rs 1,000 – Rs 1,10011. Egypt – Unfurl the white deserts of ancient timesSourceArab countries give you one of the best travelling experiences enveloped with numerous ancient places and historical backgrounds that widen your knowledge while making your trip memorable. Egypt is one of those countries that should be on your international travel wishlist for a recreational holiday. Bordered by the Red Sea to the east and south, it adds an element of adventure for all the scuba divers. Being world’s oldest civilisations, it has some great pyramids and a myriad of historical monuments. The local markets are among the remarkable attractions in Egypt for all shoppers out there. The great pyramid of Giza which is one of the seven wonders of the world is worth visiting in Egypt. This desert land will serve you with an unforgettable tranquil Egyptian time.Flight tickets – Rs 25,000- Rs 30,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,000 – Rs 2,50012. Cambodia – giving it’s hidden iconic sights to be unboxedAnother Asian country located in the southern portion of Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia is an empire of temples. Angkor Wat, the largest religious building along with Siem Reap is one of the major attractions of the country. Cambodia offers a variety of other experiences like beguiling riverfronts of Phnom Penh, beaches of Sihanoukville, colonial towns of Battambang, endless rice fields of Mondulkiri and lush green park with quaint structures which will consume your mind with peace. List of other things that you can visit in Cambodia is The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Koh Rong Samleoum which is an island in the coastal town of Sihanoukville and Kampot for a swimming break near the river. You can also cycle around the villages of Cambodia to have a look at the local life of this country and have an entirely different kind of an experience in terms of adventure and peace. Cambodia is often ignored when it comes to planning trips abroad unaware of the mesmeric beauty and adventure it holds. So start packing and book your tickets in advance if you want low priced flight tickets to be able to openly spend on other things which will surely melt all your monotony awayFlight tickets – Rs 25,000- Rs 30,000Daily expenses – Rs 3,000 – Rs 3,20013. Hungary – Make some room for a Euro-tripSourceThis might be the only opportunity to visit a European country with a limited budget and satisfy your travelling wants for adventure, peace and visiting historical places. It offers the visitors an array of activities like bike renting, hiking in forests, vast vineyards with tasty wines, expeditions in caves located narrow tunnels and swimming in the lakes. It homes central Europe’s largest lake called the Lake Balaton which is the most prominent tourist destination in Hungary and the most known for as well. A trip to Danube River with a boat ride in it and relaxing with thermal baths at ancient spas of Budapest are also must things to do in Hungary to kick back and relax. Don’t forget to pack your swimsuits for all water activities you’re going to indulge yourself in! Plan and book your tickets 3-4 months in advance and save a lot of money that you’d spend on flight tickets.Flight tickets – Rs 35,000- Rs 45,000Daily expenses – Rs 2,000 – Rs 2,50014. Kenya - Take a walk on the wild side of AfricaSourceIf you are an avid wildlife lover, Africa is the right choice bursting with countless wild species and chock full of safaris in scenic settings. This East African country with a coastline on the Indian Ocean is the only one that’ll serve you with a countless number of activities in the wild. It has a lot to offer from a traditional African safari, hot air balloon safari and visiting the savannas teeming with wildlife to ambling around white sand islands with sparkling blue water. You will also find rich, intriguing cultures, pristine coastal beaches, searing deserts and coral reefs that will give you a unique one-in-a-million experience. Water sports include diving in places like Malindi Marine National Park and snorkelling in Manda Toto Island. A trip to this epic wildlife centre is a must on your to-do list because it’s going to give you endless opportunities for adventure, exploring, to relax your senses and a world class beach experience.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000- Rs 35,000 (if booked in advance)Daily expenses – Rs 2,700 – Rs 3,00015. China- The imperial country ahead of everythingSourceThis enormous country with large, intricate buildings and astoundingly rich history will capture your eye in a fraction of a second. Take out time to delve into the lesser known places of China because there is plenty to discover other than the large cities. China is a fascinating country with an ancient civilisation it all falls under your budget. One of the few places to visit in China is The Great Wall of China, The Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Wangfujing Place and The Temple of Heaven. From strolling in busy streets, shopping and having traditional succulent meals to having a peaceful walk near the lakes of China and wandering in the well-manicured gardens, you will have the best of everything. The mild climate makes it an ideal place to visit during any time of the year. Your bucket list will be incomplete without visit this artistic country.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000 – Rs 33,000Daily expenses – Rs 1,500- Rs 2,00016. Hong Kong - Enter the mesmeric nightscapes of city lightsSourceHong Kong is another Asian country a cost-effective travel hunter can take a trip to. It is located on the southern coast of China and has a lot of Chinese traditions followed by the people of Hong Kong. Also called ‘The pearl of the orient, the dazzling skylines, soaring hillsides, religious sites, green parks, markets for all the bargain maniacs, quiet islands and the fantastic views of the cities will make you visit this place time and again. The street markets of Hong Kong will satisfy your budget needs to an unimaginable extent. This country has everything from shopping and dining to hills and islands to give you a package of a variety of experiences and a bundle of entertainment in a small budget that you had planned for.Flight tickets – Rs 30,000- Rs 33,000Daily expenses – Rs 6,000- Rs 6,50017. Qatar – The pearl of the Middle EastSourceLocated in Western Asia and comprised of beaches Qatar has recently opened its gates to tourism. Visiting this country will be like an Arabic fairy tale. It is overflowing with ancient art displayed in museums, sacred religious places, spectacular skylines, sand dunes, world-class restaurants and active adventures. Some of the must visits in Qatar are Museum of Islamic Art which has the largest collection of Islamic Art, Villagio Mall and Inland sea. You can also cruise around the deserts and arrange camping and dune bashing for the never-ending thrill. Don’t forget to add this to a load of an experience of modern and ancient sites.Flight tickets – Rs 20,000 – Rs 25,000Daily expenses – Rs 1,000 – Rs 2,00018. United Arab Emirates – The country with celestial beautySourceUAE is the middle class tourist hub for India because of the affordability and the amount of pleasure it provides to the visitors in terms of desert safaris and desert camping, shopping, swimming and diving in Fujairah to float in the waters of Gulf of Oman, indoor skiing and wayfaring on the beaches to rob your troubles. Two places that you can’t miss visiting are Dubai to have a tour of the world’s tallest pre-eminent building Burj Khalifa and Abu Dhabi for the glorious white marble domes and mosques.Flight tickets – Rs 15,000 – Rs 20,000Daily expenses – Rs 5,000 – Rs 6,000Making an international trip is not just a dream and we have just proved it to you with this list of countries so that you don’t rue the day you put your plans to cold storage and never took it out. From Islands and beaches to mountains and valleys you can fly away for an immense amount of entertainment without making your wallet fall off a cliff.

Hello;Here are the list of some uncommon tourist destination around the world:1. South KoreaDon’t let its northern neighbor scare you off: South Korea is full of adventurous travelers’ delights like national parks, mountains and islands. Ski resorts here are top-notch, as some are preparing to host the 2018 Winter Olympics. For a more urban feel, try Korean BBQ in Seoul or chill out in Busan, a coastal city.Seoraksan National Park is the proud site of South Korea’s third-highest mountain. It also features hot springs, temples and jagged rock formations.Locals vacation on Jeju Island for its beaches, outdoor spas and spine-tingling lava tube tours.Changdeokgung Palace, a 15th-century royal villa in Seoul, is a UNESCO world heritage site. Builders expertly designed the complex to accommodate the uneven terrain at the foot of a mountain peak.Cable cars haul skiers at what is now Deogyusan Resort, where hot springs await after a day on the slopes.2. MauritiusMauritius is delicious. This tiny island nation in the Indian Ocean offers up a low-key vibe and endless turquoise waters perfect for sports like wind and kitesurfing. You can also sample local rum and street food or explore churches, temples, mosques and lighthouses from Mauritius’ rich history as a colonial trade hub.Le Morne Brabant is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site that serves as “an exceptional testimony to... resistance to slavery.” The mountain’s forbidding cliffs hid runaway slaves known as maroons, and their oral traditions live on.This is the Seven Colored Earths in Chamarel, where naturally occurring sands of different colors form unique striped dunes.Above is a shopping center in the capital of Port Louis. English, French, and Mauritian Creole are the most commonly spoken languages in Mauritius, while Hinduism and Christianity are the top two religions.3. KazakhstanThe world’s ninth-largest country is not just for Borat: Fans of architecture, city tours and wilderness explorations will feel right at home in this little-explored corner of the earth. Start in Almaty, the biggest city, for clothing markets and upscale restaurants. Then, venture out to the Tian Shan mountains and hike sacred forests where many modern fruit crops were first cultivated.Astana has been called the “world’s weirdest capital city” in part because it hardly existed 20 years ago. CNN reports the area was “an empty patch of land... best known as a former gulag prison camp for the wives of Soviet traitors” before it was declared the new capital in 1997, sparking the quick rise of a futuristic skyline.Almaty’s wooden Ascension Cathedral was constructed without nails between 1904 and 1907, and is one of the only buildings in the city to survive a 1911 earthquake. Used for state and public purposes after the Russian Revolution, it was returned to the Russian Orthodox church in the 1990s.Big Almaty Lake sits in the Tian Shan mountains. The western Tian Shan range stretches into China and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, in part for its biodiversity.The city of Aktau, a hub for the oil industry, sits on the Caspian Sea and is a popular spot among locals for swimming.4. CyprusThis lush Mediterranean island sat under the rule of many ancient empires, and it shows: A trip here might include visits to a Byzantine monastery, a mosque or the tombs of high-ranking Hellenistic and Roman officials, which are part of a larger UNESCO world heritage site. Oh, and did we mention the island’s postcard-perfect beaches?In the port town of Kyrenia, you can take a boat cruise to swimming and snorkeling spots or visit a castle for a charming bird’s-eye view of the harbor.Limassol, Cyprus’ second-biggest city (and still a quaint one at that), has a lively bar and restaurant scene.See remains of an ancient outdoor theater, villas and baths at Kourion, a former city-kingdom on the coast.Adorable Pissouri village is the place to go for horseback riding and pub-hopping. Don’t be fooled, though: The ocean and impeccable diving are still within reach.5. LatviaDid you know Latvia has white sand beaches? This Baltic Sea gem, formerly part of the Soviet Union, is full of little surprises and a slight Scandinavian flair. The capital, Riga, was named the European Capital of Culture in 2014, and roughly half of the country is made up of pristine, accessible natural ecosystems. Historical Old Towns, churches and castles abound.Riga’s town hall square features the iconic House of the Blackheads, which was built in 1334, destroyed in World War II and rebuilt in 1999.Above is the Gauja River, on the border between Estonia and Latvia. Its namesake national park holds more than 500 cultural and historical monuments.Not a bad place to spend a summer’s day! Latvia sits across the Baltic Sea from Stockholm, Sweden.Kemeri National Park features a variety of wetlands, including the Great Kemeri Bog, which can be traversed by boardwalk.6. EcuadorPerched between Colombia and Peru on the Pacific, Ecuador has everything: mountains, beaches, rainforest, volcanos, hot springs, and the famous wildlife of the Galapagos Islands. Once part of the Inca Empire, this dramatically beautiful land is steeped in both pre-Colombian and Spanish colonial culture and is perfect for cheap travelers, trek-happy adventurers and history lovers ― after all, Quito’s sprawling UNESCO-tapped city center is the colonial jewel of South America. (Bonus: Ecuador is on the dollar, so there’s no need to exchange currency.)Above is a photo of Bartolome Island in Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands. The endemic species in this volcanic archipelago inspired Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, and both land and sea are UNESCO World Heritage sites.The Chimborazo volcano is the highest mountain in Ecuador.The historic center of Cuenca is yet another of Ecuador’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The town still subscribes to the rigid planning guidelines with which it was founded in 1557.Quito’s Jesuit Church of the Society of Jesus, informally known as la Compañía, has enough gold leaf inside to wow the most jaded travelers.7. SamoaThis island nation ― not be confused with its equally awesome neighbor, American Samoa ― includes 10 islands brimming with volcanoes, waterfalls, rainforests, swimming holes and beaches. Journeying to a natural ocean blowhole or diving deep into a cave pool is just the beginning. Down-to-earth travelers will enjoy its lack of fancy resorts, too.Swimmers hop into To Sua Ocean Trench, part of a larger area with natural rock pools and blowholes.Perfect water awaits you on Upolu Island’s southwest coast.Papapapaitai Falls is about as impressive as waterfalls get: This showstopper tumbles into a giant gorge. Continue down the Cross Island Road for more falls, swimming holes and picnic spots.Upolu Island has plenty of beachfront hotels and ecolodges to maximize your time on the warm white sand.8. UruguayUruguay doesn’t get as much attention as neighboring Argentina and Brazil, but this polished, progressive paradise on the Atlantic has a pinch of European flair and is well worth a visit. Experience gaucho culture on a ranch of rolling hills, take to the surf at Punta del Diablo, or party the night away in the clubs at Punta del Este.Stroll the cosmopolitan streets of Montevideo, including the famous Plaza Independencia.The rambling, eccentric Casapueblo resort in Punta Ballena was built by late Uruguayan artist Carlos Páez Vilaró, who was inspired by the mud nests of native hornero birds.The resort town of Punta del Este is known as a place to party, but the public art deserves a hand, too.Uruguay’s interior hills are rich in gaucho culture. Book a rural lodge and explore the beautiful countryside on horseback.9. NamibiaFirst-time visitors to Africa should start here, in the world’s oldest desert, to experience the thrill of feeling like the last tourist on Earth. Considering its vast selection of wildlife, national parks, shipwrecks and larger-than-life sand dunes, Namibia somehow remains awesomely uncrowded.Zebras drink at a waterhole in Etosha National Park, which offers various epic safaris.Luderitz, a colonial harbor town with German roots, includes an old Lutheran church and bustling village shops.The quiver tree, a common sight in Southern Namibia, stands tall in a nature park known as Giant’s Playground.Off-roaders sit ready to explore the desert’s massive sand dunes, which also make for a daring day hike.10. GuatemalaMayan ruins play a starring role in Guatemala. Deep in the jungle, Tikal National Park is a lush playground of plazas, temples and dwellings that are well over 1,000 years old. Equally gorgeous are Guatemala’s active volcanoes, cascading lagoons and the Caribbean-blue Lake Petén Itzá.From the 6th century B.C. to the 10th century A.D., Mayans inhabited what is now Tikal National Park. Current residents include jaguars, howler monkeys and more than 60 species of bats.Parque Central is a popular outdoor gathering place in Antigua, a city in the highlands.At Lake Petén Itzá, the blue water is perfect for sunsets and swimming with the locals.Daredevils can hike or camp near a handful of active volcanos in Guatemala’s rugged wilderness, though be careful to do so at the right time of year.11. Papua New GuineaOne look at the water should make it, ahem, clear that this is a paradise. The U.S. State Department cautions that due to crime, an organized tour booked through a travel agency is the best way to explore this stunningly diverse and practically untouched country. Try a trekking tour along the rugged, mountainous Kokoda Track or journey to a sing-sing festival, at which Papua New Guineans display their many unique tribal cultures through music and dance.White sand beaches and few interruptions are hallmarks of the New Ireland Province.Capital Port Moresby is beautiful from the air, though its crime rate calls for sensible precautions. Infrastructure is virtually non-existent outside PNG’s major cities ― another reason to book a tour rather than traveling on your own.Local tribes celebrate a sing-sing in the Highlands.Of course, Papua New Guinea boasts excellent snorkeling and diving.12. Newfoundland, CanadaHere, east coasters can kayak with icebergs without taking a long flight to Greenland or Alaska and beyond. Then there’s 18,000 miles of unspoiled coastline with some 200 walking trails, plus the 22 species of whales that pass through Newfoundland and Labrador between May and September. Add in dramatic, glacier-carved fjords, and this part of Canada is truly a dream for nature lovers who prefer their international travel over-easy.Icebergs arrive from the Arctic each spring to places like Trinity Bay, above.We really can’t get enough of Gros Morne National Park, which, in addition to cool neon jellyfish, contains towering fjords you can tour by boat.The Fort Amherst historical site in St. John’s honors Colonel William Amherst, who recaptured the area from the French in 1762.13. RomaniaDracula’s homeland oozes eeriness and intrigue: The country has emerged from its Communist past to the delight of travelers who come to explore its medieval towns and ornate castles, including the one where fiction’s scariest bloodsucker once lived. Beyond the charming cobblestone streets, you’ll find adventurous alpine hikes through the towering Carpathian Mountains and all-inclusive beach resorts on the Black Sea coast.The Black Church, with its interior walls adorned with Turkish carpets, is the star of Brasov, a popular medieval town at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains.Corvin Castle in Transylvania features about 50 rooms of medieval art. It’s known as the most impressive Gothic castle in the country.It can take all day to drive the hairpin turns of Transfagarasan Road, which connects the provinces of Transylvania and Walachia through the mountains. Thanks to a gentle gradient, you can even bike it if you dare.Bucharest, Romania’s capital, is known for high energy and good food. Socialist and Art Nouveau architecture coexist here, and the nightlife is some of Eastern Europe’s best.14. LaosEven backpackers who have “seen it all” in Thailand and Cambodia will be awestruck in Laos. Stunning waterfalls, soaring mountains and blazing green rice fields are best enjoyed at the Laotian locals’ decidedly slow pace of life. Take a break from zip-lining and cave kayaking to join a yoga retreat or help out on an organic farm. The cuisine ― think sticky rice, papaya salad and fresh fish ― is worth savoring, too.A hot air balloon flies over Vang Vieng, a jungle town and magnet for backpackers.Kuang Si Falls are a refreshing ― but cold! ― place to swim. Prepare for the hike in, and look out for hidden pools along the way.Terraced rice fields overlook a village in Mu Cang Chai.Buddha Park in Vientiane is probably the most stunning sculpture park you’ll ever see.15. Azerbaijan“Untapped” may be the best way to describe this coastal country between Iran and Russia. Start in the capital of Baku, whose Old City has UNESCO world heritage status as a rare example of ancient architecture. Then, move out to explore quaint rural villages at the base of the Great Caucasus mountains. Former Peace Corps volunteers have set up a network of local home-stays to help visitors enjoy the country’s outer fringes, where paved roads are scarce but the land is lush.Baku mixes old architecture with glittering 21st-century towers on the Caspian Sea.The Government House is just one of many historic monuments to see in Baku.Baku also offers museums, theaters, libraries and an opera house. Treat yourself to a balcony room at the glimmering Four Seasons Hotel.High in the mountains, Xinaliq is home to friendly shepherds who can point you in the right direction for adventurous hikes.16. SloveniaCroatia’s been a hot travel destination for a few years now, but don’t overlook its charming neighbor to the north. The snowy peaks of the Julian Alps are the dramatic backdrop for Slovenia’s storybook Lake Bled, while outdoor restaurants line the riverwalk in the friendly capital city Ljubljana and the sprawling Postojna Cave is a dramatic diversion.The Franciscan Church of the Annunciation overlooks Ljubljana’s famous Triple Bridge, a lively spot at night.Above you’ll see Lake Bled in the summer. Swim or row in the crystal-clear lake, dine at Bled Castle perched high on a cliff, or stroll the equally Instagram-worthy Vintgar Gorge.A tour boat on the Ljubljanica River in Ljubljana.The town of Piran is a “luminescent pearl” on the Adriatic Sea.17. The SeychellesWill and Kate honeymooned here, so you know the views are fit for royalty. This collection of around 115 islands in the Indian Ocean is basically a beach-y theme park, with inlets of every size and type. It could take weeks to see them all. Thank goodness there are both private island villas and casual B&Bs to stay in.With its pink sand and smooth boulders, Anse Source D’Argent is regularly praised as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Get there early in the day before other fanatics arrive.The beaches at Beau Vallon are some of the most highly trafficked in the Seychelles, but they’re still pleasantly low-key.From above, Mahe Island’s jungle flora and coastal towns shine in all their glory. Aside from the usual lineup of tucked-away beaches, the island’s forested interior is a hiker’s paradise.St. Pierre is the teensy-tiny islet of your wildest dreams.