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countries to visit when you don't have a lot of money are you a fan of our videos
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for this list we're looking at countries where you can travel on a relatively smaller budget
they're not always the cheapest but they are the most reasonable in context
india india is one of the world's most recognizable countries and is home to many
legendary landmarks like the taj mahal with such rich architecture one might assume that a trip to
india will cost a pretty penny or a pretty rupee if you're traveling from the united states though
you might be interested to learn that in early 2022 just one u.s dollar is worth almost
76 indian rupees though rates can quickly change of course with exchange rates like that you could
book a luxury hotel around 20 to 30 for a single while the plane ticket may be costly you can get
around the country on only about twenty dollars per day a good meal will cost anywhere between
three dollars and thirty five dollars overall you could spend a solid two weeks in india for between
six hundred dollars and just under two thousand dollars portugal when people think of southwestern
european countries they often gravitate towards spain portugal is anything but second best however
scoring high marks with its beaches tourist appeal peacefulness social progress and economics it's
also one of the continent's most cost-effective destinations one euro translates to just a little
more than one dollar while this may add up in some other european locations portugal is
reasonably priced with hotel prices ranging from 15 to 80 euros per night public transportation is
sensible with bus rides generally costing around 1 euro 50. given the elegant scenery draping every
corner though you want to walk around which won't cost anything the same goes for just hanging out
on the beach you can't put a price on portugal's beauty but you can get by on 70 to 115 euros daily
denmark no country is perfect but denmark comes closer than most the standard of living
is through the roof with residents enjoying universal healthcare a strong education system
and an accepting community that said living in this paradise comes at a price with denmark having
one of the world's highest tax rates if you're only visiting however denmark is while by no means
cheap cheaper than other scandinavian or nordic countries most of your travel budget will go
into plane tickets food and hotels since denmark is about sightseeing above all else though the
main points of interest won't cost a cent a stroll down the nighthaven waterfront free exploring the
national park free by spending your money wisely denmark can be far less expensive than it seems
fiji when stacked up against some other island destinations fiji is surprisingly affordable for
smart spenders through fiji airways a round-trip flight from la to the tourist hub of nadi costs
around 800 hey we're not saying that's cheap but it's a sweet deal considering that tickets to new
zealand and australia are over a thousand bucks once you arrive in fiji you could live large at a
luxury resort if you're looking for a backpacking adventure though fiji is ideal for those with
lighter wallets your own beds go for as low as 10 per night the same amount can be spent on food and
travel every day with fiji's natural wonders being open to the public one can easily survive on 50
daily lao lao can be found bordering thailand and vietnam which are also sensibly priced countries
to visit lao has a few advantages however lao is far less populated than the aforementioned
south east asia countries with a population of just over 7 million residents this provides more
room to explore this country's underappreciated treasures such as patat wonk this buddhist stupa
might be coloured gold but lao isn't as costly as its luxurious site might suggest on a daily
basis food transportation and hotels should cost a little over 200 000 laotian kips before you freak
out that's roughly around 20 bucks you can spend the day hopping from temples parks and museums
that won't charge you for admission it's only more affordable if you walk or bike between
destinations nepal there's a common misconception that nepal is only for eccentric millionaires who
want to climb mount everest true climbing mount everest isn't for penny squeezers but the mountain
views that nepal has to offer are as free as the air we all breathe that said everest isn't
nepal's only mountain worth conquering this south asian country has a vast array of places to hike
climb and backpack through it's among the most inexpensive destinations in asia with a
daily budget estimated around 4 000 nepali rupees which translates to not much more than 30 dollars
even the capital of kathmandu is a bargain you can spend several days in the fall without going
over 500 taking full advantage of the country's picturesque temples lakes and of course mountains
egypt egypt is another trip that one would expect to be exclusively catered to the ultra wealthy
maybe that's because landmarks at the great pyramid and the sphinx possess such a regal
presence i mean just standing in front of them you feel as if you're spending a fortune
in reality a tour group can take you on an egyptian adventure for only 80 or so that
particular tour includes a camel ride around the pyramids although it will cost you more to venture
inside a nile river cruise may be expensive but spending a day snorkeling with dolphins in hagada
can go for just 30 bucks since egypt is loaded with such rich history you might as
well get a free lesson at the museum of egyptian antiquities bulgaria we've all dreamed of taking
a european vacation for many of us though it's always seemed out of our price range of course
people sometimes forget that there's more to europe than france italy and the united kingdom
bulgaria has all the amenities one would desire in a european adventure exquisite architecture
radiant natural landscapes and towns that range from sweepingly vast to quaint what separates
bulgaria from some other countries in europe is the price instead of euros the bulgarian lev is
the country's currency and the exchange rate makes this amazing country amazingly affordable for
the most part the average hotel price for a week stay should come in at under 800 which is not bad
bolivia for a south american vacation argentina brazil and chile are towards the top in terms of
high budgets bolivia provides a lower price act but it doesn't skimp on all the pleasures that
come with the south american package there are plentiful lakes to swim in colorful cities to
observe from cable cars and breathtaking roads to bike across actually youngest road may literally
take your breath away as it's been described as the world's most dangerous road if that
sounds a bit too intimidating perhaps you prefer traversing the salt flat paradise of saladini uni
exploring the haunting train graveyard or observing the flamingos of laguna colorada
and how much will all of this cost well around 45 a day sounds practical cambodia
near lao is cambodia home to incredible landmarks like angkor wat and the city of punan pen if you
had to guess based on these awe-inspiring images how much do you think a day in cambodia would cost
a few hundred dollars minimum try more like fifty dollars that's about two hundred thousand real the
cambodian currency and honestly you could even go lower if you knew where to sniff out a good deal
we're talking a dollar for a filling meal five dollars for a night at hotel
and seven for train tickets coming out to less than 20 us dollars
it may be among the cheapest trips you can take but it's also one of the most rewarding
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