Top Searched International Cities by Indian Travellers in 2025

Dubai
Dubai, a top destination of the Indians in terms of shopping, luxury, and contemporary architecture, tops the search list of Indian travellers in 2025 with its emblematic sites such as Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and adventurous desert tours. (Image: Canva)

Singapore
Singapore, with its colourful culture, neat streets and high-tech skyscrapers, is a destination for Indians on short holidays, family visits and business trips and has landmarks such as Marina Bay Sands and Universal Studios. (Image: Canva)

Bangkok
The capital of Thailand remains alluring to Indian tourists with its street food, shopping centres, and nightlife. It is one of the places to visit during the 2025 holidays because of its well-known temples and floating markets. (Image: Canva)

London
The city combines both heritage and modernity, and Indians flock to Buckingham Palace, shop on Oxford Street and attend West End theatres. It is currently among the most popular destinations in Europe that are being searched. (Image: Canva)

Tokyo
The capital of Japan is intriguing in terms of both tradition and technology. Indian tourists are visiting in large numbers with the aim of seeing cherry blossoms, anime culture, and modern shopping streets such as Shibuya and Ginza. (Image: Canva)

Bali
Indians find pleasure in the Indonesian paradise due to the beaches, luxury resorts and spiritual retreats. Bali is one of the leading honeymoon and wellness spots among Indian travellers in 2025. (Image: Canva)

Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia has a vibrant capital city that is popular due to the Petronas Twin Towers, culture, and colourful street food. Indian tourists make it their favourite stopover and holiday. (Image: Canva)

Abu Dhabi
The cultural centre of the UAE attracts Indians who explore the city with the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, posh hotels, theme parks, and an expanding art movement. (Image: Canva)

Paro
The picturesque town in Bhutan is a beauty to the Indian tourists with monasteries, hiking paths and a serene atmosphere. The Paro is still a favourite destination among travellers who want a brief and nature-filled vacation out of India. (Image: Canva)