Author : Swostiindia | Published Date : 25-04-29
If you're sitting in Bhubaneswar, the good news is: your travel dreams don’t have to wait anymore. The Flights are cheaper. Shorter connections. And suddenly, that beach you saved on Instagram doesn’t feel so far away.
With smarter routes and better deals, a new world of holidays has opened up, whether you want to sip Turkish tea overlooking the Bosphorus or watch the sunrise from a quiet hill in Meghalaya.
Here’s a straight-up guide to the best international and domestic holidays you can plan right now — with real budgets, practical tips, and honest advice.
Turkey feels like stepping between two worlds without leaving your seat. One moment you're walking under the towering domes of Hagia Sophia; the next, you're bargaining for colorful lamps in the maze-like Grand Bazaar. In Istanbul, even a simple boat ride across the Bosphorus feels like a trip through history — and honestly, there's no better place to lose track of time (and your diet).
Air Tickets:
Return flight from Bhubaneswar via Delhi/Istanbul costs around INR 30,000–35,000.
Stay:
Budget hostels around Sultanahmet cost INR 600/day, while boutique hotels cost INR 2,500/day.
Places To Eat:
Enjoy traditional Doner Kebab and Durum wraps at small cafes for INR 200–300. Visit Karaköy for budget-friendly Turkish breakfasts.
Places to Visit:
Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque
Grand Bazaar, Bosphorus Cruise
Cappadocia Hot Air Balloon
Pamukkale White Terraces
Suggested Duration:
8 Days and 7 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 65,000–75,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Carry cash at local markets; and yes, bargaining is expected!
Best Time to Visit:
April–May and September–November
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Delhi → Istanbul (Atatürk Airport)
Currency:
Turkish Lira
Language:
Turkish (basic English spoken in tourist spots)
Vietnam is one of the best options for a budget-friendly international trip. Cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City offer good hotels, cheap local food, and famous places like Ha Long Bay and the Cu Chi Tunnels. You can enjoy a full trip without spending too much if you plan early.
Air Tickets:
Round-trip flights from Bhubaneswar (via Kolkata/Delhi) cost around INR 22,000–28,000.
Stay:
Hostels start from INR 400/day, mid-range hotels are around INR 1,200/day.
Places To Eat:
Street-side Banh Mi sandwiches and steaming bowls of Pho for INR 200–300. Visit Cha Ca street in Hanoi for grilled fish dishes.
Places to Visit:
Hanoi’s Old Quarter
Halong Bay Cruise
Hoi An Ancient Town
Ho Chi Minh City
Suggested Duration:
6 Days and 5 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 40,000–50,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Learn a few Vietnamese greetings — locals love it when you try!
Best Time to Visit:
March–May, September–November
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Kolkata → Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City
Currency:
Vietnamese Dong
Language:
Vietnamese (English understood in main tourist areas)
Mauritius is where time slows down — and that’s a good thing. With turquoise waters, colorful reefs, and sleepy coastal towns, it feels like an endless Sunday. Places like Grand Baie and Belle Mare are popular for affordable hotels and water activities. It's a good choice for a peaceful beach trip with family or friends.
Air Tickets:
Round-trip tickets via Mumbai or Delhi cost INR 45,000–55,000.
Stay:
Beach hotels and resorts start at INR 3,500/day.
Places To Eat:
Street stalls selling Dholl Puri (lentil pancakes) and seafood curries for around INR 300–500 per meal.
Places to Visit:
Ile Aux Cerfs Island
Chamarel Seven Colored Earths
Black River Gorges
Suggested Duration:
6 Days and 5 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 80,000–90,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
If you want to explore beyond the touristy beaches, renting a car is smarter (and cheaper) than hailing taxis
Best Time to Visit:
May–December
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Mumbai/Delhi → Mauritius (Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport)
Currency:
Mauritian Rupee
Language:
English, French, Creole
Eastern Europe is a smart pick if you want to experience Europe at a lower cost. Cities like Budapest and Prague are beautiful, with riverside cafes, old castles, and famous places like the Charles Bridge and Buda Castle. You get to enjoy a European holiday without spending too much like in Paris or London. Eastern Europe feels like stepping into a fairytale, minus the heavy tourist crowds.
Air Tickets:
Return flights from Bhubaneswar cost around INR 42,000–55,000 via Delhi or Istanbul.
Stay:
Hostels for INR 1,200/day, mid-range hotels around INR 2,800/day.
Places To Eat:
Goulash in Budapest and Chimney Cakes in Prague — meals around INR 400–600.
Places to Visit:
Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion (Budapest)
Prague Castle, Charles Bridge (Prague)
Suggested Duration:
8 Days and 7 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 90,000–1,00,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Buy transport passes — Eastern Europe has cheap, super-efficient metro networks.
Best Time to Visit:
May-June and September-October
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Delhi → Budapest/Prague
Currency:
Hungarian Forint, Czech Koruna
Language:
Hungarian, Czech (basic English at tourist spots)
Sun-bleached ruins, sparkling seas, and slow-paced island life — Greece is a postcard that moves at its own rhythm. A great destination if you love old history and sea views. Athens is famous for the Acropolis, and islands like Santorini are known for their white houses and blue churches. With early flight booking and simple hotels, you can plan a good Greece trip within budget.
Air Tickets:
Return flights via Doha/Istanbul cost about INR 50,000–65,000.
Stay:
Affordable hostels from INR 2,000/day, cozy Airbnbs around INR 3,500/day.
Places To Eat:
Souvlaki wraps, Greek salads, and moussaka at local taverns for around INR 400–600.
Places to Visit:
Athens’ Acropolis
Santorini’s sunset points
Mykonos beach clubs
Suggested Duration:
8 Days and 7 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 1,10,000–1,30,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Island-hopping ferries are best booked early to save money.
Best Time to Visit:
April–June and September–October
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Delhi → Athens
Currency:
Euro
Language:
Greek (basic English understood in tourist zones)
Sikkim feels like a place stitched together with prayer flags and mist. Mornings here are slow — butter tea in hand, watching the mountains pull back their foggy covers. Gangtok brings you the cafes and busy streets, but drive a little further, and you’ll find yourself standing by Tsomgo Lake, feeling like you're at the edge of the world. It's easy to reach from Bagdogra, but once you're here, you won't be in a hurry to leave.
Air Tickets:
Bhubaneswar to Bagdogra return flights cost around INR 6,000–9,000.
Stay:
Guesthouses from INR 800/day, boutique hotels around INR 2,000/day.
Places To Eat:
Thukpa (noodle soup) and Momos under INR 150 at local cafes.
Places to Visit:
Tsomgo Lake
Nathula Pass
Rumtek Monastery
Suggested Duration:
5 Days and 4 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 20,000–30,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Always carry extra passport-sized photos for permits.
Best Time to Visit:
March-June, September-November
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Kolkata → Bagdogra → Gangtok drive
Currency:
Indian Rupee
Language:
Nepali, Hindi, English
Only if you like morning mist, endless coffee plantations, winding hills — Coorg and Chikmagalur offer a peaceful slice of Karnataka perfect for slow travelers. These small hill towns in Karnataka are perfect for a short break, with cozy homestays, local food, and lots of open space to relax.
Air Tickets:
Flights to Bangalore cost around INR 5,000–8,000 return.
Stay:
Homestays and plantations start from INR 1,200–2,000/day.
Places To Eat:
Coorgi Pandi Curry (Pork Curry) and Akki Roti at homestay kitchens.
Places to Visit:
Abbey Falls
Raja’s Seat
Mullayanagiri Peak
Suggested Duration:
5 Days and 4 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 20,000–25,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Self-driving is highly recommended if you love scenic roads.
Best Time to Visit:
October–March
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Bangalore → Drive to Coorg/Chikmagalur
Currency:
Indian Rupee
Language:
Kannada, English
If you believe in slow travel, Meghalaya will make you pause — and breathe. It’s nature with a deep, quiet grace. It is known for its waterfalls, caves, and clean villages. Shillong is the main city, but Cherrapunji and Dawki are the real highlights with living root bridges and crystal-clear rivers. It’s a good choice for a peaceful nature holiday.
Air Tickets:
Round-trip flights Bhubaneswar to Guwahati cost around INR 5,500–8,000.
Stay:
Homestays and guest lodges cost between INR 800–1,800/day.
Places To Eat:
Try Jadoh (rice and meat dish) and Pumaloi (steamed rice cakes) at local Khasi kitchens for around INR 150–250.
Places to Visit:
Living Root Bridges in Cherrapunji
Dawki’s crystal-clear river
Mawlynnong, Asia’s cleanest village
Suggested Duration:
6 Days and 5 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 22,000–30,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Always start hikes early in Meghalaya — afternoons often bring sudden showers.
Best Time to Visit:
October–April
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Guwahati → Shillong drive (3 hours)
Currency:
Indian Rupee
Language:
Khasi, English
Ladakh isn’t just a place, it’s a feeling that stays with you. You’ll find yourself catching your breath, not just from the thin mountain air, but from the sight of Pangong Lake stretching blue into forever blue they almost look photoshopped, ancient monasteries that cling to cliffs, and a silence so deep it becomes a sound of its own. Places like Leh, Pangong Lake, and Nubra Valley are the main attractions. Getting there isn’t cheap, but once you do, Ladakh feels less like a destination, and more like something you earned.
Air Tickets:
Round-trip flights Bhubaneswar to Leh (via Delhi) cost about INR 12,000–18,000.
Stay:
Guesthouses and budget hotels around INR 1,500–2,500/day.
Places To Eat:
Try Thenthuk (hand-pulled noodle soup) and Yak cheese momos at local cafes for around INR 200–300.
Places to Visit:
Pangong Tso Lake
Nubra Valley’s dunes
Magnetic Hill
Monasteries like Thiksey and Hemis
Suggested Duration:
7 Days and 6 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 30,000–40,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Rest on your first day in Leh to acclimatize — altitude sickness is real.
Best Time to Visit:
June–September
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Delhi → Leh (by flight)
Currency:
Indian Rupee
Language:
Ladakhi, Hindi, English
Kerala isn't a place you rush through. One day you’re drifting through Alleppey’s backwaters on a slow-moving houseboat; the next, you’re walking through the misty tea gardens of Munnar, sipping chai at a roadside stall. Between the beaches, hills, and spices in the air, Kerala teaches you to slow down — and enjoy it. Plus, it’s friendly on the wallet if you plan smart.
Air Tickets:
Bhubaneswar to Kochi return flights cost around INR 6,000–9,000.
Stay:
Houseboats and eco-resorts range between INR 2,000–4,000/day.
Places To Eat:
Feast on appam with stew, Karimeen pollichathu (pearl spot fish) at local restaurants for INR 300–500.
Places to Visit:
Alleppey backwaters cruise
Munnar tea gardens
Fort Kochi’s colonial lanes
Kovalam beaches
Suggested Duration:
6 Days and 5 Nights
Estimated Budget for the Trip:
Approx. INR 25,000–35,000
Handy Tips Before You Go:
Book houseboats through local agents directly — you’ll save a lot compared to online rates.
Best Time to Visit:
November–March
Getting There (from Bhubaneswar):
Bhubaneswar → Kochi flight
Currency:
Indian Rupee
Language:
Malayalam, English
There’s never a perfect time to travel — but there’s always a good time to start.
Whether it’s a beach in Mauritius or a quiet evening in Coorg, the best memories begin with a single step out the door. Pick a place, pack light, and leave a little space for surprises.
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