Europe as a vacation location is always appealing to Indian travellers. It offers everything, from mountains to the sea, museums to shopping, and a wide range of cuisines. Travelling to some European nations, however, can be more expensive than others.?In this list, we will look at nations that Indians can visit for less than INR 1.5 lakh.?
Aside from lodging and food options, there are a few additional things to consider for a low-budget European vacation. Walking is one of the finest methods to experience a city while also increasing your step count. Use public transportation instead of taxis, and look for local restaurants that serve inexpensive yet tasty cuisine.?There are numerous possibilities for lodging, including guest homes, hostels, and Airbnb.?
Bulgaria is one of?Europe's oldest countries, and it's also the only one that hasn't changed its name since its inception. Bulgaria, known for its beaches on the Black Sea coast such as Golden Sands, Coral, and Kara Dere Beach, should also be visited for skiing, as the destination has some outstanding ski resorts that are mainly open from December to March.??
Latvia is located on the Baltic Sea between Lithuania and Estonia. Along with extensive woodlands and large beaches, there is plenty of wooden and art nouveau architecture to be seen in the adjacent towns of Grizinkalns, Sarkandaugava, and Kipsala, as well as the houses on Albert Street in Riga's capital city.?
If you are travelling on a budget, the Czech Republic should be at the top of your list of places to visit in Europe. Your main destination should be Prague, although planes with a layover are less expensive than direct flights. Walking around Prague, with its magnificent old-world charm, is more fulfilling than using a cab or public transportation.
Hungary is a traveller's paradise, known for its hot springs, thermal spas, cave baths, and ruin bars. The Great Market Hall, Matthias Church, and the Hungarian State Opera House are just a few of the nation's notable buildings. The Dohany Street Synagogue in Budapest is one of the biggest synagogues in Europe.
Visit this country in southeast Europe, which is renowned for its enchanted castles, including Banffy, Corvin, and Sturdza. If you want to travel on a tight budget, Romania, known for its Dracula legend stories and the attractive mediaeval cities of Brasov, Sibiu, and Sebes, should be on your list.
The most extraordinary tourist spots in the world may be found in Slovakia, so make sure to visit. Slovakia, which borders Hungary, Poland, the Ukraine, and Austria, is well-known for its hot springs, the European Dead Sea, rugged terrain, and traditional architecture.?
Portugal is one of the more affordable nations in Western Europe that you may travel to. You can thank the Portuguese if you've ever wondered where Peri Peri flavour, port wine, or Past¨¦is de Nata originated. Portugal is a pleasant place to travel to and is known for its natural beaches like Praia da Marinha, Benagil, and Praia de Odeceixe, as well as its nightlife and canoeing in Furnas Lake.
Fans of all types of nature will find Croatia to be an ideal visit, not only for Game of Thrones devotees.?
Croatia, which is home to some of the top national parks, including Plitvice Lakes National Park and Krka National Park, is well worth a visit for its eccentric museums and quick funicular rides in Zagreb, the exciting party island of Hvar, the mediaeval Fortress Klis in Split, and the Old Town in Dubrovnik.
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