Foreign Countries to Visit Under Rs.50000 .

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 1.Indonesia



Experience great food, rich cultural heritage, old temples, beaches and summit with views that will take your breath away. Also, volcano tours, anyone? 

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹25,000, from Delhi. 

Accommodation: As low as ₹500 a night in a hostel.

Source: worldtravelguide


2.Bhutan


Visit the land of Gross National Happiness (GNH), and a lot of natural wonders. Buddhist monasteries, temples and beautiful valleys await you. In Bhutan, we sugegst you to go local. Take local buses, eat locally and hopefully you will come back way happier than you left.

Round Trip Cost: Instead of a direct flight, take a domestic flight to Bagdogra at about ₹6,000 and a bus ride across the border at about ₹1,500. 

Accommodation: Stay in guest houses ranging from ₹500-₹1000. 

Source: worldtravelguide


3. Cambodia


Cycle through rice paddies, explore ruins and temples, and experience nice hospitality and even nicer people in Cambodia. This is another one that offers natural beauty set around remnants of a marvelous history. 

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹25,000, from Delhi and Mumbai. 

Accommodation: Hostels for as low as ₹700.

Source: worldtravelguide

4. Myanmar


Trek atop high mountains to visit temples nestled in scenic beauty and calm. There is also local shopping, hot air balloon rides, and good food to be had. Cultural and historical walks shall keep you busy and entertained. 

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹24,000, from Delhi.

Accommodation: Hostels for as low as ₹700, hotels around ₹1,000.

Source: worldtravelguide


5.Vietnam


This stunning country that has survived so much turbulence is a beautiful gem that offers a lot of greenery, a lot of tranquil time and also a lot for you to experiment food wise. Go and experience the three Hs: Halong Bay, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City.

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹18,000, from Delhi.

Accommodation: Hostels & backpackers' stays for as low as ₹400.

Source: worldtravelguide


6.Maldives


Dreamy pristine beaches, walks in the sand, bonfires and the vast blue sky await you. Seriously so beautiful!

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹22,000, from Delhi.

Accommodation: Rooms will cost you around ₹1100 per night.

Source: worldtravelguide


7.Egypt



No it is not all pyramids and dry lands. Remember Suez Canal from Geography class? And then there are markets, monuments and the river Nile as well. Try not missing the Sphinx of course.

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹26,000, cheaper if you fly from Mumbai.

Accommodation: Stay for a night for a cost of around ₹1,000

Source: worldtravelguide


8.Singapore


Shopping, leisure time, and a lot of food, but not just that; Singapore offers much to see in terms of nature walks, beach tours, art, and wildlife tours as well. 

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹27,000, from Delhi.

Accommodation: Stay for a night for a cost of around ₹1,500

Source: worldtravelguide


9.South Korea



There is the dazzling city lights and then there is the scenic beauty of the countryside. There are heritage sites, national parks, hills where you can trek and coast lines you can explore. And the city of Seoul of course!

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹35,000, from Delhi, cheaper from Kolkata if you book in advance.

Accommodation: Stay for a night for around ₹1,500

Source: worldtravelguide


10.Moscow


The land which will give you Aladdin's Arabia feels, Moscow is the cultural capital of Russia where lot of tourists throng. Street markets, modern art, cathedrals, historical and architectural museums are some of the things to experience.

Round Trip Cost: Around ₹26,000, from Delhi.

Accommodation: Stay for a night in a hostel around ₹500, hotels can go up to ₹1,500.

Source: worldtravelguide

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