Five fabulous places in the world Indians can travel without visas

While India itself has some picturesque locales strewn across the country – there are several places in the world too where we are most welcome to travel without the hassle of having a visa approval before.

Nepal is definitely a popular destination which Indians can visit without a visa, but many a places that are incredibly beautiful are left untouched by travellers just because they don't know about them. Here are five more places which are worth visiting once in your lifetime.

Cambodia

The temples of Cambodia are mesmerising to say the least. Even though it is a foreign location this country is surprisingly inexpensive. It is steeped in history and the confluence of Indian and Chinese aesthetics make for one of the most impressionable trip you will take in your life.

Madagascar

Yes, the movie made this location famous. But Madagascar is truly a nature's wonder. Home to a plethora of species in its tropical forests, the island country also has a beautiful coast to boast of. Eco Tourism would be the highlight of your trip when you visit here.

Laos

Architecture and history make for a wonderful tour in the small country of Laos. Buddhist culture, colonial architecture, ancient temples, would take your breat away. But that is not all Laos has to offer. One can go backpacking to see the hill tribes, relax at the wonderous waterfalls, or even enjoy watching wildlife like dolphins and Tigers.

Costa Rica

Rich in flora and fauna, this little country in central America is a must visit for those who love adventure. The extensive national parks and protected areas are a welcome treat to those who believe in protecting our planet earth and Costa Rica has managed to be a pioneer in protecting its forests and ecology.

Fiji

Fiji is a the Shangri-la in terms of Eco tourism. With so many things in the islands like soft coral diving, white sand beaches and pristine natural environment – this place is a paradise for those who want leisure and natural beauty in their vacations.

Bonus – Antartica

Since Antartica is not ruled by anyone, people are free to visit there without a Visa – BUT, going to the frozen continent requires a lot of permissions as well as preparations. There are lots of activities that you can enjoy there including camping, snowshoeing, hiking, cross country skiing and even a visit to the South Pole.