The Rupee is stronger in these international destinations; what're you waiting for?


Travel to international destinations does require a lot of budget-planning, given the disparity in the currency rates between countries.
But some destinations around the world not only offering popular tourist attractions, but also providing them at a relatively cheaper rate.
How? According to a study released by Skyscanner, these are the international destinations where the Indian Rupee is much stronger than their respective currency values.


Costa Rica. Picture courtesy: Twitter/My_Rad_
Costa Rica: The exchange rate in this country favours the Indian currency. November will be the cheapest month to visit this exotic country. Rated as the happiest country in 2016, Costa Rica will take you by surprise with its smooth accessibility for travellers from coast to coast in barely three hours by car. One can also charge up his adrenaline with snorkeling, surfing, canopy touring, snorkeling, kayaking, Jet Skiing or even rafting.
(1 Costa Rican Colon= Rs 0.12)


Zimbabwe. Picture courtesy: Twitter/WeAreWilderness
Zimbabwe: February will be the ideal time to book an air ticket to this destination. And what does the place have in store for you? An abundance of wildlife, renowned national parks, the might Victoria Falls, world-heritage archeological sites-- this can be your perfect value-for-money vacation.
(Re 1= 5.55 Zimbabwe Dollars)


Indonesia. Picture courtesy: Twitter/eTurbo
Indonesia: Bali in Indonesia has recently been declared the top travel destination for 2017. So what are you waiting for? Book travel to this island country in May and enjoy some peaceful beach time with azure waters and coral reefs.
(Re 1= 204.66 Indonesian Rupiah)


Sri Lanka. Picture courtesy:Twitter/SriLankaTweet
Sri Lanka: Travelling to Sri Lanka is not only convenient in terms of accessibility, but also value for money. May and June are the cheapest months to book your itinerary to this 'Wonder of Asia'.
(Re 1= 2.34 Sri Lankan Rupee)

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