The Cheapest Country Indian Travelers Should Visit in December – ryan

Srishti Bhatia

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1. Nepal

Nepal is the most awaited and cheapest place to travel from India. From flights to trains and buses, travelling to Nepal does not burn holes in your pocket.

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2. Affordable Stay

Nepal suits all budgets. Whether it’s the guesthouse in Kathmandu or lakeside lodges in Pokhara, you can find accommodation starting from ₹500 per night.

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3. Delicious, Cheap Food

In any local eatery, you can easily find momos, dal bhat, thukpa, and the rest for filling up the belly for just ₹100-200.

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4. No Hassle for Indians

There is no visa hassle for Indians travelling to Nepal. It is visa-free. Not only that; you can enter Nepal with your valid government ID.

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5. Breathtaking Scenic Travels

Nepal offers a budget-friendly adventure, from trekking the Annapurna circuit to visiting pristine lakes and lush valleys.

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6. Rich Cultural Experiences

You can get into Nepal’s culture on a budget by visiting temples, stupas, and other UNESCO World Heritage sites.

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7. Shopping Without Splurging

For the budget traveller, Nepal is like a shopper’s paradise.

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8. Thrilling Adventures on a Budget

Try paragliding in Pokhara, bungee jumping, or white-water rafting for a fraction of the cost charged in other countries.

9. Cheap Wildlife Expeditions

Nepal’s wildlife expeditions are a must-try and are available at pocket-friendly rates.

10. Close to India

Nepal is close to India and, therefore, travel within the country is cheaper and shorter. Whether you want to fly or take a road journey, it is easy to reach Nepal.

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