With the summer sun in full swing and international travel getting easier than ever, June is the ideal time to pack your bags and hop on a plane—without burning a hole in your wallet. For travellers based in Delhi in June, a world of adventure is just one budget flight away. Whether you’re drawn to tropical beaches, cultural capitals, or mountain escapes, you can explore multiple countries for under ₹50,000, including flights, accommodation, and daily expenses.
From serene temples in Southeast Asia to misty mountains and ancient ruins, here are the best international trips under ₹50K from Delhi in June 2025:
Vietnam
A long-time backpacker favorite, Vietnam offers incredible diversity—bustling cities, coastal towns, limestone karsts, and lush rice terraces—all within budget. Start in Hanoi, where the Old Quarter buzzes with life, then cruise through Halong Bay or escape to Ninh Binh for a quieter countryside retreat. June marks the start of the rainy season, but showers are brief and often refreshing. Food is fantastically affordable—slurp a bowl of pho or enjoy a banh mi on the go. With budget flights from Delhi in June to Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi, Vietnam is a top pick for budget-conscious explorers.
Itinerary Under 50K: Vietnam (Hanoi + Ninh Binh)
Flights: ~₹22K | Total: ~₹48–₹50K
- Day 1: Arrive in Hanoi, explore Old Quarter
- Day 2: Visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Train Street
- Day 3: Day trip to Ninh Binh (Tam Coc + Pagodas)
- Day 4: Chill at cafés, shop local
Nepal
Close to home but packed with beauty, Nepal offers a tranquil escape from Delhi’s summer heat. Take a budget flight or overland route to Kathmandu, where pagodas and prayer flags set the mood for spiritual adventure. Don’t miss the medieval charm of Bhaktapur, or the serene lakeside calm of Pokhara—perfect for paragliding or a sunrise trek to Sarangkot. June is low season, so accommodations are more affordable and the landscapes turn lush. You’ll find simple lodges for ₹700–₹1,000 per night and hearty momos for under ₹100.
Nepal (Kathmandu + Pokhara) itinerary
Flights/Overland: ₹14–18K | Total: ₹35–₹45K
- Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu, explore Durbar Square
- Day 2: Visit temples, shop in Thamel
- Day 3: Bus to Pokhara, lakeside evening
- Day 4: Sarangkot sunrise, World Peace Pagoda
- Day 5: Return, fly/homeward
Thailand
Always on-trend and wallet-friendly, Thailand is a dream for first-timers and seasoned travellers alike. Delhi has frequent low-cost flights to Bangkok, where you can explore dazzling temples, take a tuk-tuk through night markets, and indulge in pad thai for less than ₹200. From there, take a bus to Pattaya or a budget flight to Chiang Mai for a quieter cultural experience. June is the start of the rainy season, but don’t worry—it’s usually short-lived afternoon downpours. Stick to street food and hostels or guesthouses to keep your costs low.
Thailand (Bangkok + Pattaya)
Flights: ~₹20–22K | Total: ~₹48–₹50K
- Day 1: Bangkok—temples + street food
- Day 2: Explore markets, nightlife
- Day 3: Travel to Pattaya, beach
- Day 4: Coral Island or Sanctuary of Truth
- Day 5: Return to Bangkok, fly back
Sri Lanka
Just over 3.5 hours by air from Delhi in June, Sri Lanka is packed with value. Flights to Colombo often dip below ₹15K roundtrip if booked early. In Kandy, visit the Temple of the Tooth and take the scenic train to Ella, where you can hike Little Adam’s Peak or sip tea in misty plantations. Head to Galle Fort for colonial charm, or chase waves on the east coast in Arugam Bay, which stays dry in June. Expect meals under ₹200, local buses for pennies, and cozy guesthouses from ₹800/night.
Sri Lanka (Colombo + Kandy)
Flights: ~₹18–22K | Total: ~₹45–₹50K
- Day 1: Arrive in Colombo, city walk
- Day 2: Scenic train to Kandy
- Day 3: Visit Temple of Tooth, gardens
- Day 4: Tea estates, train ride
- Day 5: Return, shop, fly home
Uzbekistan
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For a totally different flavor of adventure, consider Uzbekistan, now more accessible from Delhi in June thanks to improved flight routes. This Central Asian gem boasts Silk Road cities like Samarkand, Bukhara, and Tashkent, with turquoise domes, intricate mosaics, and bazaars that feel like time machines. June offers sunny weather perfect for exploring open-air madrassas and sipping green tea in shaded courtyards. Budget airlines and affordable trains between cities keep things wallet-friendly. Hostels and local eateries make it easy to stay within ₹50K—even with internal travel included.
Uzbekistan (Tashkent + Samarkand)
Flights: ~₹23–25K | Total: ~₹50K
- Day 1: Arrive in Tashkent, city sights
- Day 2: Train to Samarkand, Registan Square
- Day 3: Explore more Silk Road sites
- Day 4: Return to Tashkent
- Day 5: Shop local, fly back
Bhutan
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Bhutan offers serenity, spiritual depth, and unspoiled nature—all within easy reach of Delhi in June. While direct flights to Paro can be pricey, many budget travellers opt for the Phuentsholing land border crossing via Jaigaon, then take a shared cab to Thimphu. June brings verdant valleys, blooming flowers, and mild weather. Hike to the breathtaking Tiger’s Nest Monastery, and explore traditional markets, dzongs, and homestays. Indian citizens don’t require a visa, and daily travel costs remain very reasonable—especially if you book homestays or guesthouses.
Bhutan (Paro + Thimphu)
Overland/Flight: ~₹20–22K | Total: ₹45–₹50K
- Day 1: Enter via Phuentsholing, head to Thimphu
- Day 2: Explore Buddha Dordenma, local markets
- Day 3: Travel to Paro
- Day 4: Hike to Tiger’s Nest
- Day 5: Return journey
Cambodia
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For travelers who love a mix of history, mystery, and affordable living, Cambodia hits the mark. In Siem Reap, explore the ruins of Angkor Wat—especially magical at sunrise. Wander through jungle-covered temples like Ta Prohm, then enjoy a budget massage and dinner along Pub Street. Delhi often has affordable connections to Phnom Penh or Siem Reap, especially with a layover in Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur. Once there, expect guesthouses from ₹700–₹1,200 per night and delicious street food for ₹150 or less.
Cambodia (Siem Reap)
Flights: ~₹23–25K | Total: ~₹48–₹50K
- Day 1: Arrive, explore Pub Street
- Day 2: Full-day Angkor Wat tour
- Day 3: Tonle Sap Lake visit
- Day 4: Market walk, optional massage
- Day 5: Return flight
Malaysia
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Malaysia offers a beautiful balance between urban energy and natural beauty—and June is the sweet spot for visiting the east coast, including Perhentian Islands and Tioman Island. Fly into Kuala Lumpur from Delhi in June (budget airlines often run deals), then hop east for crystal-clear water and relaxed island vibes. In the capital, visit the vibrant Thean Hou Temple, and don’t miss the street food haven of Jalan Alor. Accommodation and meals are cheap, transport is reliable, and the food scene alone is worth the trip.
Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur + Island/Malacca)
Flights: ~₹22–25K | Total: ~₹48–₹50K
- Day 1: Arrive in KL, explore city
- Day 2: Batu Caves, food market
- Day 3: Travel to Tioman or Malacca
- Day 4: Beach day or heritage walk
- Day 5: Return, fly home
Bangladesh
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Often off the radar, Bangladesh is a fascinating, budget-friendly destination. Take a flight to Dhaka, where colonial-era buildings, riverboats, and local markets paint a vibrant picture of daily life. Explore Lalbagh Fort, cruise the Buriganga River, or take a trip to Srimangal, the country’s tea capital. June is green and lush, especially in the hill regions. Costs are extremely low—think under ₹100 for meals, and comfortable lodgings for ₹500–₹1,000 per night.
Bangladesh (Dhaka + Srimangal/Sundarbans)
Flights: ~₹18–22K | Total: ~₹45–₹50K
- Day 1: Arrive in Dhaka, local sites
- Day 2: Visit Sonargaon or Lalbagh Fort
- Day 3: Travel to Srimangal or Sundarbans
- Day 4: Tea gardens or nature walk
- Day 5: Return, fly back
Quick Tips to Stay Under ₹50K:
- Book flights early: 6–8 weeks ahead using fare alert tools
- Travel light: Avoid baggage fees by packing smart
- Use public transport: Trains, buses, and shared vans save tons
- Stay in hostels or guesthouses: Better vibe, lower cost
- Eat local: Street food = cheap, authentic, and delicious
Conclusion:
Even with a modest budget, Is shaping up to be the perfect month for international adventures from Delhi in June. Whether you want to surf in Sri Lanka, trek in Nepal, or temple-hop in Cambodia, these destinations prove you don’t need a fortune to make unforgettable memories.
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