Watching the sunrise at Angkor Wat is one of the most magical things you can do in this world and, yes, Cambodia is one of the best places to visit where the Indian currency value is high. As well as this ancient site, be sure to explore Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, relax on the beaches at Otres and see the river dolphins at Kratie.

Further from home, Colombia is another country where the value of Indian currency is higher. With quaint cobble stoned towns steeped in colonial charm, the mighty Andes standing tall, virgin Caribbean coasts and lush Amazonian jungles all rolled into one, Colombia is a treasure trove for a passionate traveller. Bogota, the capital city, has an easy-going and chic vibe, with the La Candelaria being its cultural centre. Make sure you try some of the aromatic, fresh Colombian coffee at one of the city’s many cafes or visit a coffee plantation in Fusagasuga, 1.5 hours away, as a day trip from the city.

Where else will you find a perfect mix of sandy beaches, ancient temples with scintillating architecture, rejuvenating massages that make you forget all your worries all in one country? Indonesia really takes the cake for a value for money vacation that literally has everything you’ve ever dreamed of. And of course, some of that dark, rich Kopi Luwak coffee!

As soon as you step into Vientiane, the country’s capital city, you'll be enveloped by the warmth and friendliness that the place exudes. Laos has amazing Buddhist temples, lush countryside and lip-smacking food, with half the tourist rush of Thailand. Visit former the capital city, Luang Prabang, a UNESCO heritage site, full of colours and vibrant culture.

Immersing yourself in Guarani culture, soccer and delicious South American food is susprisingly cheaper than spending money at home. The capital Asuncion is a mix of old world charm, historical buildings and modern restaurants and bars. Visit the Palacio de los Lopez at dusk when the lights come on and catch a show at the Teatro Municipal. Take a trip to Encarnacion, Paraguay’s “Capital de Carnaval”, 370 km from Asuncion. The attractive city’s river beach is a huge draw, making it a perfect getaway to unwind in. Encarnacion is also the base for visiting the famous Jesuit reducciones of Trinidad and Jesus, a UNESCO world heritage site.

If you don't want to travel too far, our charming neighbour to the south is a very attractive option - and the Indian rupee does very well compared to its Sri Lankan counterpart. Colombo is no longer just a stop over before venturing into the charming hill country or the cultural triangle. Walk around the quaint Dutch Hospital precinct with its chic cafes and bars, shop at Barefoot, and bargain at Pettah market. Head to Nuwara Eliya in the hill country to unwind amidst the endless tea plantations with a piping cuppa.

Zimbabwe’s official currency is the USD, but you'll find that the food and local sightseeing attractions are very inexpensive for tourists, and you'll find here the rupee goes quite far, and there are plenty of things you'll want to spend your money on. Plan a trip to see the thundering Victoria Falls. Tour around Harare, the capital city, which has some incredible cuisine, and is home to some of the nation's most fascinating museums and galleries. You’re in Africa, so don't miss out on its amazing wildlife. Take a safari in one of Zimbabwe’s many national parks such as Victoria Falls, Mana Pool or Hwange, and get up close and personal with lions, leopards, elephants and hyenas.