12 CHEAPEST Countries to Visit on A BUDGET!
From backpacking through the “land of smiles” to dirt cheap meals and transportation, check
out these exciting, affordable travel destinations for tourists!
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NUMBER 12.
Greece Greece, the home of enchanting islands, is
one of the most romantic and awe-inspiring travel destinations in Europe.
To visit on the cheap, book your hotel or hostel in advance.
Some of the most famous and worth-seeing destinations of Greece are Athens, Santorini, and Rhodes.
Accommodations in a hostel range from $15-20 a night.
Or, enjoy a more luxurious stay for just $40.
Daily meals run $10-15 on average.
Or, seek out sustenance from street vendors to save some scratch.
Fresh Greek salad or gyros, for example, are a bargain at only three bucks.
Ferry rides between the islands will set you back $10-20 bucks.
Rent a motorbike for $25-$30 per day, since a daily car rental bites the wallet at $40-$60.
NUMBER 11.
Czech Republic Czech Republic is a popular bucket list country
due to its unlimited options and tourist attractions.
The country has a rich history, ancient culture and majestic architecture; which attracts
tourists from all around the globe.
Prague, Cesky Krumlov, Karlovy Vary, and Brno in particular, make it a great destination
for a travel gateway.
Though the prices have increased over the past few years, Czech Republic is still one
of the cheapest places in Europe.
You can stay for $12-20 per night in a hostel.
A full-day tram or metro ride costs around $5, and $15-20 bucks for an intercity bus
ride.
However, you can get a three-day pass for $16 if you plan to travel a lot.
Daily doses of the richly flavored Czech cuisine costs about $10-15.
Visiting historical sites and museums is where you’ll spend a bit more.
The entrance fee for UNESCO castle is $10.
And it will cost you $18 to tour Prague castle, but is worth a visit.
NUMBER 10.
Thailand Thailand is often referred to as the “Land
of Smiles” for the warmth of the people and their beautiful culture.
It’s a cheap favorite, high on the bucket lists of world-traveling backpackers.
Whether you want to visit vast jungles, scenic islands, national parks or historic cities,
Thailand’s got it all.
It’s an excellent value for your money, and you can spend even less for extended stays.
A nice hotel is $20-30 big ones each night.
But, a basic hotel or dorm bed only costs around $10-15.
Or even better, crash in a beautiful beach hut, or guest house, for a mere $15 a night.
Grab some mouth-watering, authentic Thai cuisine for just $6 per meal.
‘Street’ food is even cheaper.
I dare you to visit Thailand and NOT go out scuba diving.
Or, for only twenty bucks, enjoy a scenic snorkeling tour instead.
The sacred temples, island camping, hiking, and calm beaches of Thailand are particularly
famous among tourists.
Get around town for $10 for a day.
For an even cheaper trip, hit the Northern areas of Thailand, like Chiang Mai, and Pai.
And, be sure to bring a good camera for the incredible landscapes!
Number 9.
Romania Romania, the original nest of Dracula, is
among some of the most budget-friendly European countries.
From medieval villages in Transylvania, to Romanian urban life, it a wealth of landscapes
and activities.
If the nightlife is your thing, visiting Cluj is a must.
Turda Salt Mine, and the national parks, top Romania’s tourist attractions.
You can get a hostel or guesthouse room for only $10-15, and daily meals cost the same.
It’s also just $0.50 for a one-way bus ticket, or per kilometer, in a taxi.
Number 8.
Poland Put Poland on your list, and explore its rich
culture and numerous heritage sites.
Like many other countries in Eastern Europe, Poland is also often overlooked by travelers
and backpackers.
Those that make the trip will pay $8-12 for a hotel.
But, stay at a hostel, and shave six bucks off that average.
A per-night stay at a luxury hotel only costs $50, which is still impressively low.
Meals cost around $10-15 for a day, and transportation by train costs $1-3, or $10-15 for Poland’s
intercity trains.
Entrance to museums and other historical sites costs $3-5 on average.
Number 7.
Philippines Tropical Philippines is the nation of exquisite
islands, famous for its heavenly beaches, rich history, and dive sites.
The country is quite wallet-friendly for travelers, and be sure to check out the beautiful tour
sites it offers.
The average cost of living in hotels is $20 a day.
A dorm bed in a hostel will cost around $10-17.
If you enjoy eating like the locals, you can keep the cost of your meals as low as $5-15.
The cost of a fun boat ride from one island to another is usually $10-15.
A ride on the public bus is very budget-friendly, too, at only twenty-five cents!
Another option to get around is to rent a motorbike to visit different places on an
island.
The scooters only cost roughly $10-15 for the day.
A hotel room on Boracay, one of the most beautiful destinations in the Philippines, is only a
bit higher.
The magical white-sand beaches and chic resorts of Boracay and Palawan make the top of the
lists of many travelers for gorgeous tourist attractions.
NUMBER 6.
Cambodia This beautiful Southeast Asian country is
filled with heritage sites, kind people, great food, and incredible monuments.
Despite offering such vacation extravaganza, Cambodia is unbelievably affordable.
A hotel room is as cheap as $15, and you can also get a dorm room in a hostel for much
less than that.
A meal at an exclusive restaurant costs less than $10.
Transport cost is between $6-15.
The main tourist attractions of Cambodia include the ancient temples of Angkor, steamy jungles
of Kampong Speu, gorgeous beaches of Sihanoukville, Tonle Sap River, and the cool islands of Koh
Kong.
NUMBER 5.
Vietnam Vietnam isn’t only a gorgeous, culturally-rich
country of South Asia, but it’s also one of the most budget-friendly travel destinations
in the world.
You can find a room in a modern four-star hotel for as low as $10 per night.
Some hotels provide complimentary breakfast, as well.
If you want to save some more pennies, you can easily find a hostel for $5 a night.
Typical, casual restaurant meals are only $2-3 a day.
But, for tighter budgets, bank on street food.
Splurge on Vietnam’s varieties of cheap and hygienic street food under $1.
Public transport averages $5 a day, but renting a motorbike can bring that cost down.
Some of the best places to enjoy in Vietnam are the serene beaches of Nha Trang, picturesque
Karst Mountains of HaLong Bay, lush-green rice terrace of Sa Pa, and the largest caves
of the world in Hang Son Doong.
NUMBER 4.
Laos Laos affords budget backpackers and travelers
lengthy visits on the cheap.
Just $30 a day can cover your stay in this beautiful country located between Vietnam
and Thailand.
Sleeping arrangements are only $5-10.
Meals in Laos barely add up, at just $3, with basic breakfast provided by the hotel.
Tour Laos for $6 on a public bus.
Or, shell out just $15 for a motorbike, for a day of cruising.
Although the country doesn’t sport any beaches, Laos is loaded with plenty of scenic destinations.
The incredible landscape of Phou Bia is a must-see.
Stunning waterfalls of Bolaven Plateau.
Ancient Buddhist temples, historic architecture, too.
And you have to take in the vast network of rivers.
And the diverse French remnant culture is quite inspiring.
NUMBER 3.
Indonesia Travelers and backpackers know Indonesia as
a paradise worth checking out.
Especially for its ornamental temples, grassy-green rice paddies, magnificent white-sand beaches,
and picturesque jungles.
It’s a nation of many volcanic islands such as Sumatra, Bali, Lombok and Java, famous
for their fascinating places (not to mention incredible coffee beans!).
Staying in an average hotel in Indonesia can be very easy on the pocket, with around $10-15
per night.
Meals run as low as $5-10.
Or, save some scratch by sampling the street fare for only $2.
Cost of transportation is around $5-10.
Or, spurge a little by traveling from one island to another on a private boat.
Or, hire a private driver for $50, for ten full hours.
NUMBER 2.
Pakistan If you’re a budget travel enthusiast, you’re
tuned into the value of pocket-friendly transportation, accommodations, and meal options.
How would you feel about visiting a country where you won’t have to pay a travel guide
to show you around?
People of Pakistan are known for their hospitality.
And there is a 100% probability that you’ll find someone wanting to host you for free!
Thanks to the Pakistani Rupee trading at an estimated 161 to the dollar, you can get a
hotel room for as low as $7-10, daily.
Treat yourself with a variety of food options for under $3.
You can have a lavish dinner at a restaurant for around $10, too.
Transportation cost is $6-8, but hitchhiking is quite common, once you get to know some
of the locals.
Besides being one of the most affordable travel destinations around the world, Pakistan has
a lot to offer most everyone.
From the tallest Karakoram Mountains to Mughal era wonders.
The beautiful lakes and waterfalls, ancient ruins of Mohenjo Daro, vast deserts and peaceful
beaches, the options are endless.
NUMBER 1.
India It’s hard to find an affordable place that
offers as much as India, due to its vast size and diversity of ethnic groups.
You might spend days, or even months, in India and still feel like there’s so much left
to explore.
The best part is that you can travel longer, without spending much of your money.
India offers a variety of cheap destinations, from tropical areas of south, to the Tibetan
plateau of the north.
One way of keeping your accommodation within budget is to book things yourself, instead
of going for online bookings, tour companies and agents.
You can find a room in any local hotel or guesthouse for as cheap as $4-10 a day.
Dorm rooms in a hostel can be found at around $8.
Transportation costs, daily, is $1-3 for local bus and train rides.
And, you can hire a driver for just $20-30 . Daily meals are dirt cheap, at $3-6.
However, you can find fantastic street fare flavors, from just fifty cents.
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