It seems like all of st micheal on youtube music was re-uploaded? Some are saying they can't find these on his channel either. That it was recommended to them. Marketing? Taking down the EP? I'm just scared cuz of what happend to Pepe Lit. Bout to download all of st micheal rn.

I have way too many but I’ve been doing this for a decently long time. Collecting is my favorite hobby. Any questions are welcome :) If you think we have similar taste or you just want advice or recommendations feel free to ask! I also have a bunch from CocoaPink, DUA, dapper, and 10 mLs/samples I don’t add to my fragrantica.

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Oswell E. Spencer
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"I was to become a god... creating a new world with an advanced race of human beings."
Dr. Oswell E. Spencer, Earl Spencer (c.1923-2006) was an aristocratic British billionaire, virologist and eugenicist. One of the founders of Umbrella Pharmaceuticals, Lord Spencer was the CEO and President for its entire existence, which saw its expansion as the Umbrella Corporation over the 1980s as well as its bankruptcy in 2003.
A cold, ruthless elitist and ambitious individual, Spencer mercilessly eliminated his rivals and gradually increased his power within the company, which he strictly controlled behind a veil of darkness. Spencer had a vision to remake the world and lead it into a new era, seeing the world's current state as self-destructive. He intended to use the research data accumulated from Bio Organic Weapons to carry his vision out and mould a utopia for mankind with himself as its ruler.
Spencer was born into the prestigious Spencer family, considered for generations to be among the European elite. Growing up in his family's castle overlooking a cliff on the British coastline, the young heir to the Spencer fortune was given a wide-ranging education, and developed hobbies of art collecting and hunting as befitting of his status. Among his studies were classic literature, Early Modern humanist treatises, and the mid-20th century eugenics movement. His personal favourite was the Natural History Conspectus, a rare late Victorian encyclopaedia which chronicled a 34-year trek through Africa by British explorer Henry Travis. During Spencer's teenage years, Europe was plunged into the Second World War. Nothing is known of Spencer's life during this period of time, including whether or not he avoided conscription, though it is known his experience living during the war helped form his world views.
By the 1950s, Spencer was a university student training to be a physician. There he became close friends with Edward Ashford and an older student, Dr. James Marcus. While taking a solo hiking trip in Eastern Europe, he became lost due to his inexperience in the unfamiliar terrain and collapsed on a snow-covered road. There, he was rescued by Miranda, the priestess and biologist of an isolated mountain village which worshipped the Black God. Taken in by Miranda as a protégé, Spencer learned about the Mold and its ability to mutate, assimilate and replicate lifeforms, which inspired him a means to achieve evolutionist goals. Although he enjoyed his time with Miranda and the vast biological knowledge he gained from her, the two held very different world views, as Miranda longed to revive her deceased daughter while Spencer wished to change the world. Consequently, Spencer decided to leave the village, but would continue to keep in touch with Miranda by writing to her.
Returning to his university a changed man, Spencer became driven to replicate Miranda's achievements in his own way, as he deemed the Mold ineffective to achieving his goals. With the Cold War intensifying, Spencer began to view humanity as a race destined to fall, and believed that only through evolving mankind and attaining a superior moral code could this be averted. Though he lacked a means to accomplish this, he believed the answer lay within the emerging field of virology. Soon, Spencer formed a eugenics circle of likeminded scientists, including Marcus and Ashford, as well as Lord Beardsley and Lord Henry.

Founding of Umbrella (1966-68)

At the start of 1966, Spencer became engrossed once more in the Natural History Conspectus, having recalled an account about the Ndipaya, a West African tribe of skilled engineers whose rituals involved a magical flower which granted great power to those who could survive its poison. While Spencer was initially treated with appropriate scepticism due to allegations of yellow journalism on behalf of Travis, Marcus hypothesized that a virus could be naturally produced by the flower and mutate the consumer. This virus would theoretically hold great promise in eugenics, interesting the circle. In order to disprove or confirm the flower's significance, the three organized an expedition to West Africa to find it. While Spencer's involvement is uncertain, Marcus travelled to West Africa on a several month search for the Ndipaya with his protégé, Brandon Bailey, and returned by February 1967 with proof of the virus' existence, having isolated it within the Sonnentreppe flowers growing in the ruins of the Garden of the Sun.
Soon after research began on the virus, the Swiss university that Marcus worked for ostracized him following allegations of falsified data, which itself led to the cessation of government grants to his projects.^\13]) Spencer used this to his advantage and employed his charitable Spencer Foundation as a means of funding Marcus' research, on the condition that he operate within the Spencer Estate's lab and avoid contact with any scientist outside their circle. Understanding the foundation would not be able to fund the project in its entirety, Spencer approached the circle in March 1967 with a suggestion that they establish a pharmaceutical company in order to raise the necessary funds. Ashford and Marcus agreed to the project, despite an overall disinterest with Henry and Beardsley joining.
Shortly afterward, Spencer informed his old teacher Miranda of the discovery of the Progenitor Virus, and decided to use the symbol that connected the Four Houses in her village as his company logo.
Toward the end of the year, work concluded on a mansion built on Spencer's behalf in the Arklay Mountains, a massif in the American Midwest. The mansion itself was built atop limestone caverns which Spencer planned to use for the construction of an underground laboratory complex that would be hidden from public view. The biggest flaw in this construction project was that he chose a famous New York architect named George Trevor, known for surreal designs Spencer admired, to build it. Upon its completion, Spencer realized that Trevor knew all of the mansion's secrets, including the existence of an underground laboratory, and panicked. Spencer quickly made plans to dispose of Trevor, so that only he and his inner circle would know of the lab's existence. In November 1967, Spencer invited the entire Trevor family, including George, his wife Jessica, and 14-year-old daughter Lisa to the house to celebrate the completion of the mansion. Unbeknownst to the Trevor family, Spencer planned to use them all as test subjects in his Progenitor research. Due to a busy workload, George could not attend, but told Jessica and Lisa that he would join them at the house later. As soon as the two arrived on November 10, they were dragged away by Spencer's employees and taken into the underground caverns as human research subjects for the Progenitor Virus. Jessica died soon after infection, though Lisa survived with mutations. As George arrived at the mansion, he was captured just the same, but escaped from his room. He eventually fell victim to one of his own traps and died. Lisa was kept as a test subject and would finally die in 1998.
At some point in the late 1960s, Spencer worked with another scientist who shared his eugenics ideals, Dr. Wesker. Believing that Progenitor would only be useful to mankind if they could be trusted with its powers, Spencer concluded that the genetically superior humans had to share his values to become the Übermenschen. Umbrella began abducting children with superior genes and intellect from around the world and raising them with access to the finest education that money could buy. Upon reaching adulthood, Umbrella would determine the cream of the crop and infect them. This highly classified project was dubbed the "Wesker Project", in the name of its leader.
With Umbrella established, Spencer became increasingly paranoid that his friends would threaten his own eugenics project which he intended to steer towards making him a god in the new world order. Although he already controlled the project by 1967 when he secured Marcus' research, Spencer's paranoia escalated in 1968 while running Umbrella Pharmaceuticals. To procure more funding for their eugenics project, Umbrella entered a secret agreement with the United States military to produce biological weaponry and began further projects to create mutant virus strains for military use. The Umbrella founders each worked separately on what they dubbed the "t-Virus Project". Rather than perform his own research, Spencer left the Arklay Laboratory under the control of trusted executives and further worked with Lord Beardsley and Lord Henry. Marcus and Bailey continued to work on their own while Ashford worked alongside his son, Alexander, at their European home.
With Progenitor cultures becoming too limited in number for large-scale research on the t-Virus Project, it became clear that Marcus and Bailey would have to travel to West Africa and secure more. Unlike the previous trek, Spencer instead hired mercenaries to force the Ndipaya off their land and secure the Garden of the Sun for Umbrella's own exclusive use. When news reached them about this success, Bailey was sent alone to cultivate the Progenitor samples at a lab built there, isolating him from Marcus. Marcus himself was given his own laboratory in the Arklay Mountains close to Spencer's own. The Umbrella Executive Training School served a dual role as both a laboratory for the t-Virus Project and as a boarding school for gifted children headhunted by the Spencer Foundation as promising new executive-scientists. The first true victim of Spencer's paranoia was Ashford, who would die from exposure to his primitive t-Virus strain in a staged lab accident. While his son Alexander was a scientist, he was trained in genetics rather than virology, and was consequently unable to continue his father's work. This left only Marcus as the main competitor to Spencer, and so efforts were taken to steal Marcus' data for the benefit of Arklay's Laboratory.

Securing of Power (1977-98)

In 1977, the Spencer Foundation headhunted Albert Wesker for a job at Umbrella after he acquired a doctorate in virology at just age 17. Sent to the executive training school, Spencer ensured that Wesker and a fellow student, William Birkin, would abuse Marcus' trust in them and steal his research data. At the end of the school year, Spencer ordered the school and lab to be shut down, cutting Marcus off from his research staff and the children he used as test-subjects. Wesker and Birkin were immediately assigned to the Arklay Laboratory to take over as its chief researchers and used their knowledge of Marcus' research to drastically alter the Arklay Laboratory's own t-Virus project.
Despite Spencer's near-total control over Umbrella, his paranoia continued to find new victims as Umbrella expanded to the point of possessing its own paramilitary, the Umbrella Security Service. Marcus continued to perform his own dedicated research into the late 1980s, hoping to use this to his advantage in securing the support of the board of directors in taking over the company. With Marcus now an immediate threat, Spencer ordered a U.S.S. raid on the training school and he was gunned down in 1988 with Birkin and Wesker in order to steal more research data. That same year, he personally backed their proposals in acquiring a Nemesis α parasite from France's No.6 Laboratory. As Umbrella entered the 1990s, Spencer continued to take a direct role in the company's affairs despite his advancing age and confinement to a wheelchair. Beardley and Henry would both perish over the next decade with their research inherited by their respective children, Mylène and Christine, both of whom were child prodigies.
Deeply interested in the newly discovered Golgotha Virus, which was being studied by Birkin and Christine in France, Spencer funded a new NEST facility in Raccoon City for the G-Virus Project. Although intrigued by the virus' potential use in eugenics, it was instead funded as another bio-weapon project for the US military. An alternative eugenics project was assigned to Dr. Alex Wesker, one of the Wesker Project subjects who Spencer became personally close to. Spencer awarded her with greater executive power through the construction of a laboratory at Sonido de Tortuga. He also developed a close relationship with Col. Sergei Vladimir, a Spetznaz officer whom the Soviet Union had used in a human cloning trial during the Afghan War. In exchange for handing his ten clones over for research on the fledgling Tyrant Project, Vladimir became a powerful asset in protecting Spencer's control over the company.

End of Umbrella (1998-2003)

In May 1998, the Arklay Laboratory was sabotaged by one of Dr. Marcus' creations, Queen Leech. Its entire staff was either killed or infected, and escaped B.O.W.s drew national attention in their killings of out-of-state hikers. As part of the X-Day contingency, Albert Wesker sent two elite law enforcement teams from S.T.A.R.S. to the mansion to investigate. However, unbeknownst to these S.T.A.R.S. officers, they were deliberately pitted against Arklay's escaped B.O.Ws for the purpose of collecting combat data. Wesker's own orders were fourfold: gather this combat data, salvage whatever research he could from the Arklay Lab, ensure the death of all S.T.A.R.S. members, and destroy the lab so the truth of Umbrella's responsibility could never get out. Spencer's right-hand man, Colonel Sergei Vladimir, was also sent in personally for the task of recovering an experimental Tyrant and Umbrella's U.M.F.-013 supercomputer. While Vladimir was successful, Wesker instead chose to fake his own death and hand the data over to a rival company, while several S.T.A.R.S. members escaped from the mansion intent on beginning a police investigation of Umbrella.
In the immediate fallout, an executive named Morpheus D. Duvall was scapegoated for the containment failure and began a bioterror plot to steal the viral samples in vengeance. Publicly, the so-called "Mansion Incident" did not harm Umbrella, thanks to its influence over the local Raccoon City media, police, and local government. However, a combination of this incident, Albert Wesker's betrayal, and Spencer's own refusal to admit Dr. Birkin to his inner circle would be the trigger for Umbrella's downward spiral. Dr. Birkin, slighted by Spencer's rejection, dumped the t-Virus around Raccoon City in order to neutralize the other Umbrella facilities while he himself prepared to hand the G-Virus over to the US military, who were intent on starting their own bioweapons project, in exchange for protection. Spencer learned of Birkin's planned betrayal and sent Umbrella Security Services to take Birkin into custody and acquire the G-Virus. When Birkin refused to comply, an Umbrella soldier gunned him down and the team proceeded to take his suitcase, which contained all of his work, with them. However, the fatally wounded Birkin still had one G-Virus sample left in his possession and used it on himself, mutating into a powerful monster in the process. The now mutated Dr. Birkin pursued Umbrella's soldiers into the sewers and slaughtered most of them, although HUNK survived. This altercation accidentally caused several t-Virus samples to fall to the floor and break, and infected rats would soon spread the virus into the city's water supply. Over the next week, the city collapsed into anarchy as thousands of infected took part in cannibalistic murders.
Aware that Raccoon City was doomed and the company no longer capable of lobbying against a Senate committee action, Spencer ordered Colonel Sergei Vladimir to recover the U.M.F.-013 from Raccoon City and take it to a safe location. On October 1, 1998, Spencer awoke to news of the US President's bombing of the city. By this point, Umbrella's responsibility had become public knowledge, and the US Congress voted in an act to liquidate Umbrella's USA branch and ban the company from conducting any future business in the country. In 1999, Spencer assembled expert lawyers, fake witnesses, and bribes during the Raccoon Trials to divert all responsibility to the US government. He also purchased an abandoned chemical plant in the Caucasus region of Southern Russia and commissioned the construction of a secret underground laboratory, which would become the de facto base of operations for Umbrella. Unwilling to acknowledge their breaching of international law to obtain bioweaponry or even acknowledge B.O.W.s in general, the US government remained in a stalemate with Umbrella. This stalemate ended in early 2003 when Albert Wesker leaked excerpts of the recovered U.M.F.-013 data to the court. Umbrella was found liable for damages and subsequently bankrupted. An international arrest warrant on Spencer was filed by both the United States and Russian Federation. Spencer, now an international fugitive, secluded himself in his family estate where he would spend the remaining years of his life.

Final Years (2003-2006)

Intent on establishing a future successor to Umbrella, Spencer was obsessive in maintaining what little order he had left. Right after the Raccoon City bombing in November 1998, he ordered a purge of senior executive staff to prevent the United States from ever learning about Progenitor.
Over the next few years, he had little to no contact with the outside, seen only by his loyalist bodyguards and his butler, Patrick. His increasingly erratic behavior coincided with his depression and failing health. However, intent on surviving long enough to see the rebirth of his organization, Spencer ordered Alex Wesker to begin research into a mutagenic virus capable of restoring his youth and supplied her with funding, equipment, research material, several hundred test subjects, and the research facility on Sonido de Tortuga Island to this end. Alex herself had no love for Spencer and betrayed him, disappearing after she gave up on the project and taking the results, her subordinates, and the test subjects to Sein Island in the Baltic Sea.
By 2006, Spencer was close to death. He lacked the strength to eat solid foods and spent most of his days sitting in his study. In a desperate last effort to survive, he ordered Patrick to assist him in the development of a new virus by using test subjects confined beneath the Spencer Estate in the hopes of healing his body. As these experiments led to several failed mutations, Spencer realized that his death was inevitable. He conceded that he would never realize his plan himself and enlisted Patrick to leak information on his location to Albert Wesker through an associate. Spencer then dismissed Patrick from his duties and was left with only his bodyguards at the estate, waiting for Wesker to find him.
In August 2006, Wesker entered the castle and brutally murdered Spencer's guards before heading into Spencer's private office. In their meeting, Spencer explained the Wesker Project to him, and why he himself was infected with a Progenitor virus strain*.* However, Spencer lied when he claimed he was the sole survivor of the Wesker Project, probably in order to keep him focused on his goal and prevent him from pursuing Alex. In general, Wesker was disinterested in Spencer's vision and, while not expecting this frail old man to be much competition to own goals, nevertheless decided to tie him up as a loose end. He brutally killed Spencer by knife-handing him through the chest, proclaiming that Spencer was not capable of being a god and, as such, never had the right to aspire to that goal.
Even before his death, Spencer left a dark legacy through the viral research that he conducted throughout his life that would plague the world with large-scale dissemination of bioterrorism. Due to his negligence in not being able to deal directly with the constant leaks and desertions of his dishonest employees during Umbrella's final years, this allowed them to start selling B.O.W.s to their rivals in the Bio-weapons black market since 1998 which culminated in the proliferation of countless outbreaks around the planet during the first decade of the 21st century, causing the deaths of thousands of people as a result.
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Are you ready to embark on a budget-friendly journey to explore the world’s wonders? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we unveil the top destinations that offer incredible experiences without breaking the bank.
From vibrant cultures to stunning landscapes, these cheapest countries to visit from India are waiting to be discovered. Let’s dive into the details of each destination along with the average travel package costs to help you plan your next affordable adventure.

1. Thailand

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 30,000
• Highlights: Vibrant culture, stunning beaches, delicious street food.

Thailand, known for its warm hospitality and diverse attractions, is a favorite among Indian travelers seeking affordable getaways. From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the tranquil beaches of Phuket, Thailand offers a perfect blend of cultural experiences and natural beauty.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 30,000, exploring Thailand has never been more accessible. Whether you’re a food enthusiast, beach lover, or history buff, Thailand has something for everyone.

2. Sri Lanka

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 25,000
• Highlights: Picturesque beaches, historical sites, mouth-watering seafood.

Sri Lanka, the teardrop-shaped island in the Indian Ocean, beckons travelers with its rich history, diverse landscapes, and welcoming locals. From the ancient ruins of Anuradhapura to the pristine beaches of Mirissa, Sri Lanka offers a treasure trove of experiences at affordable prices.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 25,000, you can immerse yourself in the beauty of Sri Lanka without straining your budget. Explore the cultural heritage, indulge in delectable seafood, and unwind on the sun-kissed beaches of this enchanting island nation.

3. Vietnam

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 35,000
• Highlights: Rich history, natural beauty, paradise of street food

Vietnam, a land of contrasts and captivating landscapes, invites travelers to discover its hidden gems at budget-friendly prices. From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the serene waters of Ha Long Bay, Vietnam offers a tapestry of experiences that will leave you spellbound.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 35,000, you can embark on a journey through history, culture, and culinary delights without breaking the bank. Explore ancient temples, cruise along scenic rivers, and savor the flavors of Vietnamese cuisine on this unforgettable adventure.

4. Bhutan

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 40,000
• Highlights: Tranquil Himalayan landscapes, monasteries, unique culture

Bhutan, the mystical kingdom nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, is a haven for travelers seeking peace, spirituality, and natural beauty. Known for its Gross National Happiness index and pristine landscapes, Bhutan offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 40,000, you can experience the magic of Bhutan without straining your finances. Trek through lush valleys, visit ancient monasteries, and immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of this enchanting kingdom.

5. Laos

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 28,000
• Highlights: Untouched landscapes, waterfalls, colonial architecture

Laos, a hidden gem in Southeast Asia, captivates travelers with its untouched landscapes, ancient temples, and warm hospitality. From the cascading waterfalls of Luang Prabang to the colonial architecture of Vientiane, Laos offers a glimpse into a bygone era at affordable prices.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 28,000, you can explore the natural wonders and cultural heritage of Laos without exceeding your budget. Trek through lush jungles, cruise along the Mekong River, and discover the charm of this unspoiled destination.

6. Indonesia

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 32,000
• Highlights: Pristine beaches, vibrant culture, diverse attractions

Indonesia, an archipelago of over 17,000 islands, beckons travelers with its stunning landscapes, rich biodiversity, and vibrant culture. From the white sandy beaches of Bali to the bustling streets of Jakarta, Indonesia offers a kaleidoscope of experiences at affordable prices.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 32,000, you can explore ancient temples, dive into crystal-clear waters, and savor the flavors of Indonesian cuisine without overspending. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Indonesia has something for every traveler.

7. Georgia

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 38,000
• Highlights: Ancient architecture, breathtaking landscapes, warm hospitality

Georgia, a hidden gem in the Caucasus region, invites travelers to discover its ancient history, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. From the cobbled streets of Tbilisi to the snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus Mountains, Georgia offers a blend of old-world charm and natural beauty.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 38,000, you can explore medieval fortresses, sample traditional cuisine, and unwind in the picturesque countryside without exceeding your budget. Experience the magic of Georgia and create unforgettable memories on this affordable journey.

8. Oman

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 45,000
• Highlights: Emerald beaches, rugged mountains, Arab world charm

Oman, a hidden gem on the Arabian Peninsula, beckons travelers with its diverse landscapes, rich heritage, and warm hospitality. From the emerald waters of Musandam to the rugged mountains of Jebel Shams, Oman offers a tapestry of experiences that will leave you mesmerized.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 45,000, you can explore ancient forts, swim in pristine wadis, and experience the charm of the Arab world without overspending. Discover the beauty of Oman and immerse yourself in a cultural journey that transcends time and borders.

9. Maldives

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 50,000
• Highlights: Luxurious island getaway, crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life

The Maldives, a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, is synonymous with luxury, tranquility, and natural beauty. From the overwater bungalows of Malé to the vibrant coral reefs of Baa Atoll, the Maldives offers a slice of paradise at affordable prices.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 50,000, you can indulge in a luxurious island getaway, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and witness the vibrant marine life of this enchanting destination. Whether you seek romance, relaxation, or adventure, the Maldives promises an unforgettable experience that won’t break the bank.

10. Nepal

• Average Travel Package Cost: Starting from INR 20,000
• Highlights: Majestic Himalayas, ancient temples, spiritual experiences.

Nepal, the land of the Himalayas and ancient traditions, invites travelers to embark on a spiritual journey through its majestic landscapes and sacred sites.
From the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the serene lakes of Pokhara, Nepal offers a blend of cultural immersion and natural beauty.
With average travel package costs starting from INR 20,000, you can trek to Everest Base Camp, explore ancient temples, and witness the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas without exceeding your budget. Experience the warmth of Nepalese hospitality, savor traditional cuisine.
Some details about budget-friendly travel destinations from India:

Sri Lanka:

• Flight Tickets from Bangalore: Prices starting at INR 18,000 (Roundtrip)
• Daily Expenses: INR 1,500–2,000
• Visa Policy: Visa-free entry for Indian citizens till 21 March 2024.
• Ideal Duration: 7–14 days
• Best Time to Visit: December — March 3.

Bhutan:

• Flight Tickets till Bagdogra: Prices starting at INR 12,000 (Roundtrip)
• Daily Expenses: INR 1,200 — INR 2,000
• Visa Policy: Visa-free for Indians, but a permit is needed to visit Thimpu & Paro.
• Ideal Duration: 5–10 days
• Best Time to Visit: March to May and September to November 3.

Vietnam:

• Flight Tickets from Delhi: Prices starting at INR 18,000 (Roundtrip)
• Daily Expenses: INR 2,500–3,000
• Ideal Duration: 10–14 days
• Best Time to Visit: November — April 8.

Laos:

• Flight Tickets from Bangalore: Prices starting at INR 29,000
• Offers activities like biking, trekking, and exploring caves at low costs 8.

Thailand:

• Flight Tickets from Bangalore: Prices starting at INR 14,000 (Roundtrip)
• Daily Expenses: INR 2,000–3,500
• Visa Policy: Visa fee waived for Indian citizens from 10 November 2023 to 10 May 2024.
• Ideal Duration: 7–14 days
• Best Time to Visit: November to April 2.

These destinations offer a mix of cultural experiences, natural beauty, and budget-friendly options for travelers from India.

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