Where to next?
49 places we know well — from our own backyard in the North East to the other side of the world. Filter by month, mood and budget.
Guwahati
The gateway to the North East: a river city on the Brahmaputra with an ancient Shakti shrine, sunset cruises, silk villages and Assamese food.
Kaziranga
UNESCO World Heritage park on the Brahmaputra floodplain, famed for one-horned rhinos, wild elephants, buffalo and swamp deer in tall grass.
Majuli
One of the world's largest river islands: Vaishnavite monasteries, mask-making, potters and misty paddy fields, reached by ferry from Jorhat.
Tinsukia, Dibrugarh & Dibru-Saikhowa
Upper Assam's tea, oil and wetland country: river safaris in Dibru-Saikhowa, the birthplace of Asian oil at Digboi and heritage tea bungalows.
Tawang
High-altitude Himalayan town at about 3,000 m, home to India's largest Buddhist monastery, snow-edged lakes and dramatic mountain passes.
Ziro Valley
Green plateau valley of the Apatani people with organic rice-and-fish paddies, bamboo groves and a UNESCO-tentative-listed cultural landscape.
Shillong & Cherrapunji (Sohra)
Meghalaya's Scotland of the East: pine hills, cafes, thundering waterfalls, limestone caves, living-root bridges and one of Asia's cleanest villages.
Kohima
Nagaland's hill capital: Naga heritage, warrior-village traditions, Second World War history and the famous Hornbill Festival every December.
Gangtok & Sikkim
Himalayan hill capital of Sikkim, with Kangchenjunga views, Buddhist monasteries, high-altitude lakes and a clean, peaceful mountain culture.
Darjeeling
The Queen of the Hills: tea gardens, the historic toy train, sunrise over Kangchenjunga and colonial-era charm.
Goa
Sun, sand and Portuguese-era churches, plus quiet villages, spice farms and rainforest waterfalls beyond the busy beach belt.
Kochi
A spice-trade port where Chinese nets, Dutch and Portuguese buildings, a synagogue and Kerala culture sit side by side along the harbour.
Munnar
Rolling tea hills, misty viewpoints and rare mountain wildlife in Kerala's high range, best enjoyed slowly with plantation walks and cool evenings.
Alleppey (Alappuzha)
Slow-moving backwater canals, houseboats, rice fields below sea level and village life along Vembanad Lake in the heart of Kerala.
Jaipur
Rajasthan's Pink City: hilltop forts, royal palaces, bustling bazaars and craft villages that keep block printing and gem cutting alive.
Udaipur
Romantic lake city of white palaces, havelis and hills, with easy day trips to forts and ancient Jain temples in the Aravallis.
Delhi
India's capital layers Mughal monuments, colonial boulevards and old-city street food into one large, lively destination full of history.
Agra
Home of the Taj Mahal and a string of Mughal forts, tombs and gardens, with easy day trips to Fatehpur Sikri and wildlife areas.
Varanasi
One of the world's oldest living cities: sacred ghats, evening prayer ceremonies, silk weavers, winding lanes and nearby Buddhist Sarnath.
Ladakh (Leh)
High-altitude desert of monasteries, turquoise lakes and mountain passes. Acclimatise slowly; some areas need an Inner Line Permit.
Andaman Islands
Tropical islands with clear water, coral reefs, colonial ruins and forested beaches. Some tribal reserves are strictly off-limits.
Kashmir (Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam)
Houseboats on Dal Lake, Mughal gardens, snowy Gulmarg slopes and green Pahalgam valleys. Check current travel advisories before booking.
Manali (Kullu, Solang and Sissu)
Himalayan valley of pine forests, snow passes and apple orchards, with adventure sports, cafes in Old Manali and the Atal Tunnel to Lahaul.
Rishikesh & Haridwar
Yoga capital and gateway to the Himalayas: riverside ashrams, white-water rafting, evening Ganga aarti and the holy ghats of Haridwar.
Easy visa*Bhutan
A quiet Himalayan kingdom of cliff monasteries, fortress-monasteries, prayer flags and valleys that put happiness before growth.
Easy visa*Bangkok
Thailand's buzzing capital where gilded temples, river life, giant markets and some of the best street food in Asia sit side by side.
Easy visa*Phuket & Krabi
Thailand's southern coast: island-hopping, limestone cliffs, beach sunsets, Old Town charm and lively nightlife, with quieter Krabi nearby.
Easy visa*Bali
The Island of the Gods: terraced rice paddies, sea temples, surf beaches, wellness retreats and lively beach clubs.
Singapore
A spotless, futuristic city-state with garden domes, a superb food scene and family-friendly islands, all easily reached by train.
Kuala Lumpur & Langkawi
Malaysia's twin-towered capital with a food scene of many cultures, paired with Langkawi's rainforest, mangroves, cable car and duty-free beaches.
Hanoi & Ha Long Bay
Vietnam's capital of lakes, French-era streets and street food, paired with Ha Long Bay's limestone islands and cruises, a short ride away.
Hoi An & Da Nang
A lantern-lit old trading town beside Da Nang's beaches, bridges and mountains, with tailors, cooking classes and coastal cycling.
Tokyo
A sprawling city where neon streets, quiet shrines, superb food, pop culture and perfectly run trains all exist within a short ride.
Kyoto & Osaka/Nara
Japan's old capital of wooden temples, geisha lanes and moss gardens, with Osaka's street food and Nara's friendly deer a short train away.
Kathmandu & Pokhara
Ancient temple squares and living traditions in Kathmandu, then lakeside Pokhara with Annapurna views, paragliding and easy treks.
Sri Lanka
A compact island of ancient rock fortresses, tea hills, scenic train rides, wildlife and Galle's colonial fort and surf beaches.
Easy visa*Maldives
Overwater villas, bright lagoons and coral gardens: the ultimate barefoot beach escape, with budget local-island stays also available.
Dubai & Abu Dhabi
A land of superlatives: the tallest tower, desert dune safaris, souks and mega malls in Dubai, with Abu Dhabi's grand mosque and museums.
Istanbul
A city straddling two continents, where Byzantine domes, Ottoman palaces, spice bazaars and ferry rides across the Bosphorus blend into one lively experience.
Cappadocia
Fairy-chimney rock formations, cave hotels, ancient underground cities and sunrise balloon flights make this central Turkish landscape feel like another planet.
Paris
Grand boulevards, world-class museums, cafe terraces and fairytale landmarks make Paris the classic romantic city break, rewarding both first-timers and returning visitors.
London
Royal palaces, free world-class museums, theatres, markets and green parks come together in a multicultural capital that is easy to navigate in English.
Switzerland
Snow peaks, glacier trains, turquoise lakes and flower-filled villages around Lucerne, Interlaken, the Jungfrau region and Zermatt, with seamless public transport.
Rome & Vatican
Ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, bustling piazzas and superb pasta in the Eternal City, with the Vatican just a short walk across the river.
Santorini & Athens
Whitewashed clifftop villages and volcanic beaches in Santorini, paired with the Acropolis and lively neighbourhoods of Athens for a classic Greek honeymoon.
Amsterdam
Canal-ringed historic centre, world-famous art, bicycle culture and day trips to windmills and tulip fields make Amsterdam compact, friendly and easy to explore.
New York
Skyscrapers, Broadway lights, museums, neighbourhood food and big parks make New York a high-energy city where every borough feels like its own world.
Sydney
A harbour city with an iconic Opera House, golden beaches, coastal walks and relaxed cafe culture, plus the Blue Mountains within day-trip distance.
Mauritius
Lagoon beaches, mountains, waterfalls and a warm Indo-Creole culture make this Indian Ocean island a relaxed honeymoon favourite for Indian travellers.
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*Visa notes are for Indian passport holders, approximate and change often — always verify before booking.