While India is a melting pot of cultures and traditions with countless places to visit, the rest of the world too is filled with a varied spectrum of enthralling experiences. However, we need a visa to do so, and that process can be a task sometimes. But what if you could travel to a country without one?
We here at Homegrown thought of curating a list of stunning countries that you can visit without an Indian visa. Here are some of the amazing places you could visit – now go plan your vacation!
Jamaica
This Caribbean island nation is a merry mix of culture and heritage. The reggae loving country that gave us Bob Marley is filled with beaches and rain-forests with an extensive array of adventure sports, art galleries and architectural marvels.
Bolivia
With a 30-day visa on arrival for Indian passport holders, Bolivia is filled with several stunning tourist attractions. From the world’s largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni, to the witches Market and the 6 UNESCO World Heritage sites, this is a place you don’t want to miss.
Jordan
The Arab nation is a fantasy of sun, sand and sea. Home to around 10,000 Indians, the country is littered with mystical ancient monuments and ruins along with likes of the Dead Sea and the heritage site, Petra.
Macau
A paradise of casinos and malls, Indians are allowed to enter this country without a visa. One of the richest countries in the world is a home to the likes of Ruins of St Paul’s, Senado Square and Macau Tower!
Cambodia
A culmination of art, history and culture, Cambodia offers Indian citizens visa on arrival for up to 30 days. Beyond it’s most popular tourist attraction, UNESCO World Heritage site Angkor Wat, the country has the likes of Cambodian Cultural Village and the royal palace in Phnom Penh.
Bhutan
Bhutan, the land of happiness. Enjoy the stunning view of the Himalayan range, marvel at the architectural wonders of Wangdue Phodrang and rejoice the view of the mystical Paro Taktsang or Tiger’s Nest Monastery. The country is also famously known for having a Gross National Happiness valued higher than their Gross Domestic Product
Nepal
Nepal is a country which doesn’t even require a passport to cross its borders – so you can literally go by road with your government issued photo identity card! With the likes of the Pashupatinath Temple and Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Nepal is also home to the Annapurna Circuit, one of the world’s best treks.
Hong Kong
Stay at Hong Kong for 14 days without a visa – immerse yourself in it’s nightlife, treat yourself with it’s delicious food and pamper yourself at it’s various night markets and shops. A haven for party animals, Hong Kong is filled with countless pubs and clubs. Also, there’s Disneyland!
Mauritius
Home to some of the world’s best beaches, Mauritius is nothing short of a paradise. This island nation is littered with breathtaking waterfalls and wildlife. From the Black River Gorges National Park to Trou aux Cerfs, dormant volcano, Mauritius is also a must visit for it’s stunning seafood.
Maldives
We end our list with Maldives – a favourite destination among newly-weds. Maldives prides itself for being home to some of the world’s finest beach resorts. At the centre of some of the finest lagoons and coral reefs, Maldives is also known for adventure sports such as underwater diving, snorkelling and more.
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