In reply to David Coley:
Spent about a week climbing some moderate/easy multi-pitch lines around Bangalore last December. Good stuff. There's even a guidebook published by the Bangalore Climbing Initiatives club mentioned above. Only possible downside is that the crags are pretty scattered (need a car).
Cochise is indeed great; like a multi-pitch version of Joshua Tree. Mostly trad; some mixed, and a few sport multi-pitches. Beautiful granite.
El Potrero Chico offers a true climbing vacation: tightly bolted routes; some are quite long (up to 20 pitches). Easy living. The nearby town is pretty blue collar but you really don't need a car.
Another Mexico option is Pena de Bernal in Queretaro (2.5h from Mexico City). Very charming - if touristy - town at the base. Beware of the red tape (closure days, climbing permits etc) which seems to change often & I would not count on mountainproject to give you the most up to date info. I'd ping the local climbing guides at https://www.southernxposure.com.mx for up to date details.
Really enjoyed Vietnam a few years ago. Ha Long Bay climbing was so unique: starting climbs and sometimes belaying from the boat. I think Nov. might be optimal for dry weather (that's when we went). Only did one route in that newish inland place north of Hanoi (Huu Lung Valley) and it still that out of the way feel back in like 2019ish.
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