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1Paro
Scenic Small Town in Bhutan
If crisp air and altitude feel like home, then the mountains of Paro are calling! You will love the festivals and lush valley views. The heritage monuments in Paro will also charm you.
₹5,000
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2Kandy
UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka
Amidst tea and spice plantations of Sri Lanka, Kandy showcases remnants of its colonial past and affords spectacular lush landscapes and a rich Buddhist cultural heritage.
₹7,000
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3Sapa
A Serene Mountain Escape
Prepare to be wooed by the mesmerizing mountains of Sa Pa. You will love ideal for trekking, exploring ethnic villages, and vibrant landscapes. Additionally, you can try out various adventure activities at Sa Pa.
₹28,000
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4Pokhara
The City of Lakes
Pokhara is a picturesque city located in central Nepal, known for its stunning natural beauty and adventure opportunities. The city lies along the banks of the tranquil Phewa Lake, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, particularly the towering Annapurna range and the iconic Machhapuchhre, also known as the "Fishtail" mountain.
₹17,500
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Hills & Mountains International Destinations to discover in March within a budget of Rs. 40000
Hills and mountains are a second home to every person who loves being surrounded by nature, walking under hovering clouds, listening to the gushing water or watching flora and fauna in their natural habitat. Whether you are a mountain or a beach person, the experience you get when you are amidst blooming starry sky, hugged by the chilling breeze, listening to the birds sing odes to nature is like no other.
Are you planning a trip under a budget of Rs. 40000? Explore our top destinations under Rs. 40000. The list of recommendations will give you the best places to visit with an account of Rs. 40000. Let us assist you in finding the right destination under your budget. Why wait? Lets book a trip under a budget of Rs. 40000 to your favourite destination.
March is here and its time to begin the fiscal year with a well deserved holiday to your favourite destination. It doesn't matter if you do a 9-5 job, freelance, study or business for a living; we all save on those leaves and holidays in our piggy bank.
If the world is your oyster and you live to create new experiences, then pack your bags for an international trip. An international travel plan is like a world full of possibilities - from finding a rare pearl by the beachside and rendezvous with endangered species of flora and fauna, to tasting new kind of cuisine and learning a new skill. The list is never-ending. Go out for long walks, learn a new language, or shop the hell out of the local flea market. Don't restrict yourself no matter what, and that's how you will have a trip of a lifetime.
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
Why going to a hills & mountains destination is a good idea?
Hill stations are beautiful and offer various rejuvenation activities trekking, camping and river rafting. You can wake up to the picturesque views of snow-capped mountains or admire the lush green hillocks.
What to keep in mind while booking a trip with a budget of Rs. 40,000?
Make your booking at least 3 months before your travel date to avail the best deals on flights and hotels. Sign up for city tours and food walks in advance to avoid last-minute charges. You can appreciate staying at cool places and eat at popular restaurants if you plan your itinerary much in advance.
What type of destination is the best to visit in March?
The best Indian destinations for March include Tamil Nadu, Kerela, Ratnagiri, Jaipur, Mount Abu, Mcleodganj, Vrindavan and Nanital. International destinations include Spain, Nepal, Malaysia, Dubai, Las Vegas, New York, Cape Town and Cairo.
Which are some of the most famous destinations outside of India?
Popular tourist destinations outside of India are Switzerland, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Maldives, Thailand, Turkey, Dubai, Hawaii, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Bhutan, Indonesia and Japan.