10 BUDGETED TRAVEL DESTINATIONS IN THE WORLD Which countries in the world offer the most
value? Where can you travel on a budget in 2021 that will allow you to go longer and
enjoy a higher standard? Well we are always here for you, to guide and make things easier.
The world is full of affordable destinations, and it doesn’t require much effort to find
them. No matter what continent, there are always places you can visit on a budget. Even
countries we think of as expensive are quite budget-friendly if you know certain tips and
tricks. Between booking flights, accommodations, and other forms of transportation, traveling
can quickly become an expensive experience, but it doesn’t have to be that way. In fact,
almost every destination can be done with a small budget if you are open to traveling
like a local, eating like a local, and staying in budget accommodation. Make sure to like,
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10. Leo’s, Asia. While popular among backpackers, leo’s doesn’t
have the same high number of visitors as its neighboring countries do. Instead, this country
still keeps a relatively low profile, offering moreruhhed and laid-back experiences at affordable
prices. Luang Prabang, with its mixed colonial architecture and famous places you can visit
in Leo’s. It’s well known, laid-back and its romantic vibe will make you not want to
leave anytime soon. The city is slightly more expensive than Vang being famous for its river
tubing and parties and Vientiane the capital, but you can still manage to do it for 35$
or less per day on average. Also, don’t miss waking up before sunrise to see the collection
of alms. A procession made by monks across the city where they collect offerings, food
and money from locals. You can also rent a motorbike for cheap and venture off to the
smaller towns, where everything is even cheaper, with more and more new hostels built to cater
up to the increasing number of backpackers, you can go for cheaper and longer ones. Nevertheless,
if you have a bit more to spend, you can get a gorgeous room for about 35 to 40 $.
9. Vietnam It is well known for its struggles throughout
history, but that’s not all there is more to it. This country is well known for its
delicious street food, the vast arrangement of budget accommodation, and it's beautiful
landscapes that range from desert dunes to rice terraces, and gorgeous bays like halong
bay. Don’t miss doing the overnight cruise on the bay. There you will see some of the
most beautiful sunsets and sunrise in the country. Cities like Hanoi, the capital, and
Ho chi minh city are the perfect introduction to the chaotic southeast Asian city experience.
Sights and attractions are very affordable for western standards and food costs just
a fraction of what you might be used to. More so, it has an excellent travel infrastructure,
so getting almost anywhere in the country can be done cheaply and efficiently.
8. Cambodia. While you could put all of southeast asia
on the list, Cambodia is one of the favorite countries in the region. It's affordable,
beautiful, and the locals are incredibly hospitable. You can get a private, air-conditioned room
for 20$, street food for 2$, and transportation across the country for 20$. If you are spending
close to 50$ a day, you are living large. It’s way cheaper than all its neighbors,
just as beautiful, and filled with some of the nicest people in the world. It’s one
of the cheapest backpacking destinations in the world. Although, there are some one-off
expenses such as the 3days pass to Angkor wat, which is currently set at 62$, and diving
trips that add up, but there will also be days of riding bicycle in a small village
and eating cheap and delicious meat skewers, when just a dollar or two could stretch very
far. 7. Thailand.
The north of Thailand is easy on a tight budget. As one moves south, costs for accommodation
start to double, triple, and even quadruple. If you are short on time and budget for your
Thailand trip, stay up north. Even in popular places like Chiang mai and Pain, you can easily
find basic forms for less than 5$. If you stick with eating street food, not only will
you save yourself some money, the experience will be much more authentic and delicious,
too. This country is incredible, with a tourist trail going back decades. Thailand is one
of the heart of backpacking in southeast Asia, and you can get by on between 25 to 30$ a
day thanks to cheap guesthouses, food, local buses, and attractions. As far as activities
go, you really do not need a lot of money to enjoy your day as most activities such
as visiting the white temple, hiking, or gathering 3 other people from your hostel to rent a
car and go on some day trips,are all affordable. If you spend all your time on the islands
and inexpensive accommodations, expect to pay close to 50$ a day. Also, even at that
price, this country is still one of the most bargain destinations in the world and should
not be skipped. 6. Indonesia.
The thing about Indonesia is that it can be really cheap, or it can be quite expensive,
depending on one big thing, transportation. Intercity traveling can be very time-consuming
and costly, so is traveling from one island to another with a private boat. To save costs,
stick with a region or two, there is a lot to do and see, and spending more time in one
place will only allow you to travel deeper and have a more meaningful experience anyway.
If you want to travel far and wide on a budget, my biggest tip is to take local transportation.
On the flip side, food and drinks are cheap throughout the country, not to mention absolutely
delicious too. Riding a scooter through the mountains costs very little, so does hiking,
chasing waterfalls, and slouching in a hammock by the beach all day long. Hostels are plentiful,
social and affordable, especially in places like the Gili islands.
5. Philippine. The Philippines archipelago can cost quite
a lot of both money and time to get around, and the hostel options aren’t nearly as
abundant as other southeast Asia countries. While these two factors seem like a big turn
off for travelers trying to stretch their budget as far as possible, there are ways
to keep your travel cost in the Philippines low. If you choose to travel during shoulder
season, book your flight and plan your journey way in advance because it is not the country
to always wing it, and try to stick within 1 to 2 region, the Philippines can still be
affordable. On top of that, the country has some of the most gorgeous islands, beautiful
dive sites, and hidden gems that you would have had to pay so much more to experience
in other parts of the world. In that sense, the Philippines is worth every peso you spend.
4. Poland. If you are a history buff, then Poland is
a country you should visit. Visiting Poland is like taking a condensed European history
lesson that stretches centuries and covers both the highlights and lowlights of this
country’s troubled past. In Warsaw, for example, the oldest and most historic part
of the city was almost completely destroyed during world war 2, but today, after intense
restoration efforts it stands as a living U NESCO site with several cafes, galleries,
and restaurants. While they might be a bit pricey for Poland’s standards, they are
still cheaper than western counterparts. Add Krakow to this trip, and you will have one
of the most emotive and culturally rich trips of your life.
3. Nepal. Nepal is home to half of mount Everest and
a strong, colorful Buddhist culture. Hiking Everest or reaching its basecamp is quite
costly, but if you’re just interested in seeing the mountain from a distance and enjoy
the best Nepal has to offer, then you are in the right place. It has some of the cheapest
cities for travelers. Among them are Kathmandu, its capital city and Pokhara, which is Nepal’s
picturesque base town for world famous treks like the Annapurna circuit and other budget-friendly
hikers. If you go very local in your budget accommodation and eat nepali cuisine, you
could spend as little as 7 to 10$ per day. Also, don’t miss immersing yourself in the
culture by visiting the hindu temple, like pashupatinath, or the Buddhist monasteries
in the mountains. 2. India.
It is perhaps the cheapest country to travel to, but if and only if you are willing to
haggle and hunt for deals. Keep in mind that cheap rooms that run in the 3$ range will
be very basic and it’s normal to shower with buckets of heated water. You will be
hard pressed to find cheap gems in the north, but the south with its gorgeous beaches may
prove more fruitful when it comes to budget accommodation. The best way to travel through
India on a budget is to look at things yourself. This means no agents and no online booking
sites. Similar to Nepal, if you walk into local guesthouses, restaurants, and tour companies,
you could easily get the same things in person for half the quoted price online.
1. China Big cities have all types of fancy restaurants
and hotels that can eat right into your budget in a big way, but in a country this vast,
you just need to get off the beaten path for a cheaper yet more authentic experience. Think
provinces like Sichuan, Dali, and Guangxi, where cheap accommodation, delicious street
food, and unique experiences like having a BBQ with the locals, or riding a bicycle around,
can be completely free or very, very cheap. Even in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai,
there are ways to cut your travel costs down. Hostels are of great value, perhaps the best
in the world and as always, if you stick to eating street food, you won’t need a lot
of money to get by. As transportation can run a bit more expensive at 20$ plus for 8hours
buses and upwards from there. China is a huge country and therefore, moving around quickly
and no higher classes of train can add up quickly.
Taking a trip to these budgeted travel destinations in the world, will leave you surprised and
shocked at the things you will see and do for a very small budget. While hoping you
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