Cheap Holiday Packages From India: One-Week Itineraries On A Budget

From laid-back beach holidays to scenic mountain trekking and vibrant cities and cultural hotspot trips, there are plenty of affordable destinations that can be explored without breaking your bank. And with Skyscanner’s booking features, planning a budget-friendly international trip has never been easier.

A memorable vacation does not have to come with a hefty price tag. Between the rise of budget airlines, a wave of visa-friendly destinations and some genuinely good exchange rates, cheap holiday packages from India are within reach for practically every kind of traveller right now. From laid-back beach holidays to scenic mountain trekking and vibrant cities and cultural hotspot trips, there are plenty of affordable destinations that can be explored without breaking your bank.

With smart planning, budget-friendly stays, and economical transport options, a week-long holiday can be both exciting and affordable. Here are some of the best cheap holiday packages and one-week itineraries from India that offer great experiences while keeping your travel expenses in check:

*Price estimates accurate as of April 2026

Thailand – Bangkok, Phuket, and More

Thailand is the single most popular international holiday destination for most Indians. The availability of cheap flights, extraordinary street food, beautiful beaches and an endless list of things to do makes it an obvious first choice for budget travellers.

One-Week Itinerary

Days 1-3: Bangkok – Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Chatuchak Market, Chao Phraya River cruise

Days 4-7: Phuket - Phi Phi Islands day tour, Phang Nga Bay, Old Town and beach days

Average flight cost (round trip from India): Rs 15,000- Rs 30,000 depending on the season and how early you book.

Average accommodation cost (budget to 3-star): You can easily find budget guesthouses and stays for around Rs 800- Rs 2,000 per night. A decent 3-star hotel will typically run Rs 3,000- Rs 6,000 per night.

Estimated total for 7 nights: Budget travellers can get away with Rs 35,000-Rs 50,000 per person all-in. A more comfortable 3-star trip typically lands between Rs 60,000 and Rs 90,000 per person.

Best time to go: If you want to visit in dry and sunny weather, November to February is the best time to go. Travelling in the shoulder months brings cheaper rates and smaller crowds.

Vietnam – Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An

Vietnam is another budget destination liked by most Indian travellers for all the right reasons. The Indian rupee goes a long way here, making even mid-range experiences feel surprisingly affordable. To visit Vietnam, you will need an e-visa before the trip, which is straightforward to apply for online and costs around Rs 2,100.

One-Week Itinerary

Days 1-2: Hanoi – Hoan Kiem Lake, Old Quarter, Temple of Literature and the famous egg coffee

Day 3: Ha Long Bay – You can either join a group day tour or splurge on an overnight cruise for a more luxurious experience. You can also opt for Bai Tu Long Bay if you get the time.

Day 4: Ninh Binh - Trang An UNESCO landscape and Mua Cave viewpoint

Days 5-7: Da Nang and Hoi An – Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary and An Bang Beach

Average flight cost (round trip from India): An average round trip to Vietnam will cost you around Rs 15,000-Rs 40,000 depending on your departure city and how far ahead you book.

Average accommodation cost (budget to 3-star): Hostels and guesthouses start from around Rs 500-Rs 1,500 per night. You will get comfortable 3-star hotels on an average of Rs 1,250-Rs 2,900 per night.

Estimated total for 7 nights: Most travellers spend between Rs 55,000-Rs 1,00,000 per person for a week, depending on hotel choice and whether they opt for the Ha Long Bay cruise.

Best time to visit Vietnam: November to April is ideal for central and northern Vietnam. If you are travelling around Tet (Vietnamese New Year), be prepared for a price jump.

Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi

Malaysia is one of those destinations that just works for Indian travellers. You will find Indian food everywhere, English is widely spoken and the public transport is genuinely good. Indian citizens currently enjoy visa-free entry with a simple free online registration. It is one of the most hassle-free international trips you can plan from India.

One-Week Itinerary

Days 1-3: Kuala Lumpur – Petronas Twin Towers, Batu Caves, Bukit Bintang food street, KL Bird Park

Days 4-5: Penang – George Town street art, Gurney Drive hawker stalls and Penang Hill

Days 6-7: Langkawi – island hopping, cable car and Kilim Karst Geoforest Park

Average flight cost (round trip from India): If you fly with AirAsia or IndiGo, you can expect a round trip to Malaysia for around Rs 15,000-Rs 30,000, depending on the time and season you are booking.

Average accommodation cost (budget to 3-star): You can easily find hostels and guesthouses from Rs 800-Rs 1,500 per night and mid-range 3-star hotels from Rs 2,500-Rs 5,000 per night.

Estimated total for 7 nights: Budget travellers can manage a 7-day trip with Rs 40,000-Rs 50,000 per person. While a comfortable mid-range trip comes to around Rs 60,000-Rs 75,000 per person.

Best time to visit Malaysia: March to October is generally pleasant across peninsular Malaysia and Langkawi. Kuala Lumpur is a year-round destination.