What are good places for honeymoon?

Where in Japan. Please tell why you tell it's better than Europe?

10x cleaner, 1000x safer, very beautiful place and a lot if things to do. Very rich culturally + futuristic stuff. Wont find this combination in europe. Lot of places to go in japan but would suggest, tokyo, kyoto, osaka and things around it

Looks quite beautiful. Thanks for the suggestion

What is the approx cost though?

Elaborate Iceland please? What can we do there? Sightseeing+ some activity

Thank you, looks like a decent option. Can you briefly say how much can it cost? A brief breakdown would also help

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I hate night clubs bro. Am a teetotler, likely with my wife as well😅 Does it have anything else apart from night clubs? Also without those 2 (drinks & dance) is it worth it?

Budapest Hungary

+++ This is good. Thanks

Hey how much did it cost for deep sea dive? Also please tell how much the overall trip could cost And if this deep sea dive is compared against Spain (wherever ZNMD was shot) or Australian coral reef, how would you rate it?

Where did you go and what did you like the most in Netherlands and Greece?

Greece is good for Honeymoon but Netherlands should be part of your bigger EU tour.

I was waiting eagerly for some options in France.... (Had a jealous and shitty relationship with Paris because it's a romantic city and many of my friends went there with their women)😄 So.. ok help a bit with French Riviera Is it majorly just sight seeing. Or what other things we can do? Going to beach and sitting is cool, even visiting castles or shopping but if I have to spend a fortune for it, I will need more things as well I feel. Where does French Riviera fall?

Paris is a hype. I'd say avoid Paris because it's flooded with Asian tourists everywhere. French Riviera is the southern region of France along the Mediterranean coast which is very beautiful and has comparatively less tourists. I think your budget of 5L - 10L should be sufficient to explore the region for 2-3 weeks. If you're mindful in spending you can definitely afford to visit. I'd also recommend visiting the "Italian Riviera" which has places like Sanremo. I went here to see Villa Ormond. French Riviera is mainly for relaxing and feeling the Mediterranean vibes. You can explore the cuisine here, try French wines from Bordeaux and Champagne region also there are many spots which give you a spectacular view. I loved places like Nice, Antibes, Cannes, Èze, Monaco. I was here for two weeks in this region exploring around. I'd recommend you research yourself and plan accordingly as everyone has different taste in travel. You can also plan to visit Toulouse in France although it's not part of the French Riviera but I visited the city because I'm fond of aircraft and here there's an Airbus museum and Aeroscopia (aircrafts from last 100 years and how they evolved.) Very interesting for engineers to see. I'd highly recommend you to also visit Portugal for places like Cascais and "Cabo da Roca". The evening sunset at "Cabo da Roca" is the most beautiful sunset views I've ever seen in my life. "Cabo da Roca" is the western most point of Europe and you need to time your arrival here atleast an hour before the sunset. The breeze here is ultimate as you see the sunset in the vast Atlantic Ocean.

Adventure should be there . Never want just a complete sit back and get bored thing.

Tell more on Norway bro. Where did you visit and what activities is available? Also a bit on cost as well...! Plan is if it's majorly sight seeing then, I will plan a neat Euro trip once and cover it all

You can do a road trip from Bergen to Tromso. Lots of Fjords on the way. Atlantic road drive, northern lights in Tromso are must.

Oh yea. Not bad. I have few friends in Kenya believe it or not😅 This is added to bucket list. Maybe not for honeymoon though, still a very good option for touring

Take Paris for eg Per head for 1 week easily costs about 1.5 lakh

Paris is overrated

Why should we breathe life into that India hating shyt country bro? I will put that in the bottom most option