India passport ranking improves; you can now travel to these pretty countries without a visa
Priya Srivastava, TIMESOFINDIA.COM, TRAVEL TRENDS, WORLD Updated : Jul 24, 2023, 12:07 IST
India passport ranking improves; you can now travel to these pretty countries without a visa
Recently, Henley Passport Index released its report which showed that the Indian passport has gone up five positions to be in the 80th spot.The good news is that Indian passport holders can now enter 57 countries visa free or get a visa on arrival.
Let’s checkout some of the most prominent and the prettiest countries one can access with an Indian passport, without requiring a prior visa.
Barbados
Barbados is another island nation in the Caribbean that Indian passport holders can visit visa free. Bridgetown, the capital of the country, is a cruise-ship port with some of the most beautiful colonial buildings. The Nidhe Israel here is a synagogue that was established in 1654. From beaches and gardens to cave formation, the country has a lot to offer to its visitors.
Dominica
Those having Indian passports can easily travel to Dominica without a visa. A gorgeous mountainous Caribbean island country, Dominica is noted for its natural hot springs and tropical rainforests. When here do explore Morne Trois Pitons National Park which is home to the volcanically heated Boiling Lake.
Cook Islands
A beautiful tropical country in the South Pacific Ocean, Cook Islands comprises 15 islands spread over an area of 240 sq km. Aitutaki Lagoon, Avarua (Rarotonga), Tapuaetai and Arorangi are among the must visit places in Cook Islands.
Fiji
Fiji is a remarkable beach country where Indian passport holders can travel visa free. This place is nature lover’s paradise and is home to about 300 islands.Also, the country also has some stunning historical architecture, museums and parks too.
Bhutan
You don’t need to get a visa for Bhutan if you have an Indian passport. Also known as the Happiest Country in the World, Bhutan is truly beautiful. India’s one of the closest neighbours, Bhutan is all about stunning fortresses and old monasteries. When here, do visit the famous Taktsang Monastery, Punakha Dzong Monastery and Kurjey Lhakhang Monastery.
Mauritius
One of the most exotic island nations in the world and Asia, Mauritius is all about pretty beaches which are beautiful beyond words. The Indian passport holders looking for a beach holiday, Mauritius is perfect for them. The Casela Bird Park, Ile aux Cerfs and Pamplemousses Park are some of the unmissable attractions in the country.
Nepal
Indian passport holders need no visa to explore the stunning beauty of Nepal. The neighbouring nation is known for its natural beauty, ancient temples and Mt. Everest. Climbers from all over the world visit here to view the mighty mountain.
Oman
Those with Indian passports can now travel visa free to Oman! The beautiful Middle East nation is noted for being home to some of the world’s most fascinating natural wonders which attracts travellers and historians from across the globe. Muscat, Wahiba Sand, Ras al Jinz and Nizwa are among the must visit destinations in Oman.
Haiti
Haiti is another gorgeous Caribbean country where Indian passport holders can visit visa free. In 2010, Haiti experienced a massive earthquake but the country recovered quickly. The landmarks here date to the early 19th century and some of the most important ones are Citadelle la Ferrière, a mountaintop fortress, and the ruins of Sans-Souci Palace.
Jamaica
Jamaica is another island nation that Indian passport holders do not need a visa for. It is a great offbeat getaway for those who love outdoors, for it promises some unforgettable trips to rainforests, mountains, beaches, reef and other marine life and a lot more. This is also where the famous Montego Bay is; plus, Jamaica is the birthplace of reggae music, so you know what awaits you here.
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