Five countries Indians can visit without a visa

When you make vacation plans to travel overseas, things can go for a toss if your visa is not approved. The Henley Passport Index that ranks countries based on the travel freedom they provide to citizens, places India at 86^th rank. According to this rank, getting a visa for most countries could be a problem for Indians. But no worries here is a list of five countries where Indians can vacation without worrying about getting a visa.

1. Fiji Islands:

This country is an archipelago of 300 tiny islands and has beautiful coral reefs and beaches. The country is home to diverse ethnic groups that provide an opportunity to observe diverse cultural facets.

Fiji is a center for various adventure activities such as hiking, surfing, and skydiving. This country is also ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world. These are good reasons to make a trip here. You can stay here without a visa for up to 120 days.

2. Samoa:

This is a beautiful island where you can discover new waterfalls, play with giant sea turtles and clams, explore cave pools and sea trenches. You can stay here without a visa for up to 60 days.

3. Macau:

This country is located on the banks of the Pearl River estuary in the Southern coast of China. It is better known as the ‘Vegas of China’ and is home to the best casinos and resorts. A former Portuguese colony, you will find a lot of Portuguese influence here. You can stay here for up to 30 days without a visa.

4. Jamaica:

This country offers opportunities for river rafting and a chance to explore the huge rainforests and caves spread on the island. Another option is to spend your days relaxing on the beach. You can stay here without a visa for 14 days.

5. Cook Islands:

Consisting of 15 islands, there are beautiful, beaches, lagoons and waterfalls in the country. You can indulge in diving and trekking activities. You can stay here without a visa for 31 days.

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