

2. India
When thinking of affordable yet beautiful destinations in Asia, India is definitely an unmissable spot. By steering clear of 5-star hotels and extravagant fashion outlets, you can easily spend less than 1,100 rupees (less than $15) a day.
India boasts a rich and diverse array of ethnicities, religions, and colorful customs. Among them, the iconic Taj Mahal stands out worldwide for its incredibly unique architecture and romantic story. Moreover, India entices tourists with adventurous activities like trekking and skiing in the Himalayas, surfing, diving, salmon fishing, and cruising in the Andaman and Lakshadweep Islands. Not only that, but the historic streets of Delhi, the Red Fort in Agra, and the Hawa Mahal Palace are also famous tourist spots in this country.


3. Vietnam
If you don't have much money but still want a change of scenery, there's no reason why you shouldn't choose destinations in Vietnam. From North to South, there are plenty of affordable and beautiful places to visit, such as the Mekong Delta with its smooth folk melodies that deeply touch the soul. Ho Chi Minh City is vibrant and dynamic. Mui Ne Beach offers stunning landscapes. Da Lat is dreamy, Nha Trang is cool with its fresh climate. The ancient capital of Hue is solemn and majestic. Ha Long Bay is renowned worldwide. Hanoi is gentle, tranquil, and the Northwestern mountainous region with its misty scenery captivates the heart. And let's not forget Son Doong Cave, which is a must-visit destination in Vietnam.
Vietnam is known as one of the cheapest travel destinations in the world. Despite enduring years of devastating wars, Vietnam remains one of the most beautiful destinations on Earth. A day in Vietnam will cost you less than $5 for food and other necessities. Vietnam's tourism is becoming increasingly popular worldwide.


4. Hungary
Traveling to Hungary is also one of the most enticing destinations in the world. The capital Budapest is acclaimed as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe with scenery like paradise. This country also boasts many unique and interesting attractions such as the second largest thermal lake in the world, Lake Heviz. The largest freshwater lake in Central Europe, Lake Balaton. And not to mention the largest natural grassland in Europe, Hortobagy.
Located on the banks of the blue Danube River with the ancient capital Budapest, a journey to Hungary will surely satisfy every traveler who loves European beauty and has a tight budget. To deeply understand the culture of a locality, indulge in its cuisine. In Hungary, you must try dishes like Paprikás Csirke, fisherman's soup, Gulyas. Each day, if you're frugal, you can spend just over $10 for accommodation, meals, and transportation!


5. Bolivia
This South American country possesses the rugged beauty of natural reserves and numerous street museums with incredibly cheap fees (around 20,000 dong per ticket). Food and drinks here are extremely affordable. Contrary to common belief (bland, meat-heavy, unhygienic), the cuisine in Bolivia is not only diverse and rich but also an important and unique part of its culture. Dishes mainly result from the fusion of Spanish cuisine with ancient Andean traditions and due to Bolivia's diverse geographical regions, local dishes often vary depending on the area.
Bolivia is known as a country with diverse terrain, ranging from chilly mountain peaks, high deserts of the Andes, to tropical rainforests and vast grasslands of the Amazon basin - you can experience all types of climates in one nation.


6. Bulgaria
Eastern European countries always offer much cheaper travel prices compared to Western Europe. Standing out in the list is Bulgaria with its ancient capital Sofia, also known as the 'City of Roses'. Bulgaria is a country located in southeastern Europe. It borders Romania to the north, Serbia and North Macedonia to the west, Greece and Turkey to the south, and finally the Black Sea to the east.
Key tourist destinations in Bulgaria include the capital Sofia, coastal resort areas such as Albena, Sozopol, Golden Sands, and Sunny Beach; and winter resort areas like Pamporovo, Chepelare, Borovets, and Bansko. Rural tourism destinations like Arbanasi and Bozhentsi preserve rich ethnic traditions. Bulgaria also features other attractions such as the 10th-century Rila Monastery and the 19th-century Euxinograd Palace.


7. Honduras
Situated in Central America, Honduras is a tropical paradise that attracts many tourists. This was a major city of the ancient Maya civilization that flourished in ancient times. Honduras is considered a budget-friendly tourist destination with good quality in South America.
Although security in this country is not high, Honduras is quite famous for its ancient Mayan structures, stretching along the beautiful Caribbean coast, La Esperanza - a traditional mountain village, Jeannette Kawas National Park - Playa Miami lagoon, Copan ruins - an ancient Maya archaeological site, and many other interesting places. When in Honduras, you should also try dishes like: Fried Yojoa fish, Candinga, Sopa Marinera, Plato típico, Tapado de pescado.


8. Argentina
Argentina is renowned for its breathtaking natural wonders, elegant cities untouched by excess, and a longstanding culture that never fails to surprise travelers. From silver walls to clouds, everything in this country delights tourists.
In Argentina, you can visit Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital with captivating nightlife and fiery tango rhythms, a great destination for budget travelers, places like the Maradona mural, Pink House, Totoni café... Even the love for football and tango is showcased in museums. Nestled amidst foothills and high plains on the eastern side of the Andes, the city of Mendoza is the fourth-largest urban center in Argentina, with olive oil and wine as its main economic sectors. It's one of the appealing tourist spots in Argentina that travelers can opt to explore.


9. Sri Lanka
This tropical island in the Indian Ocean offers relatively low costs compared to the nearby tourist archipelago of the Maldives. That's because Sri Lanka hasn't invested heavily in infrastructure and material possessions, but only in its captivating raw beauty. The capital Colombo, the lion rock of Sigiriya - a relic of an ancient city and fortress, Yala National Park, and Adam’s Peak are places you should visit when traveling to Sri Lanka. Visit Kandy, the last royal capital of Sri Lanka. You can even stay in a royal room for just $25 a day.
A journey to Sri Lanka is an opportunity to explore a small country with wild, impressive yet romantic landscapes of forests, mountains, and endless beaches. Apart from its remarkable natural landscapes, Sri Lanka stands out with a relatively developed economy, architectural wonders, Buddhist temples, and the ancient Sinhalese civilization. If you are a follower of ancient Buddhism, then this is a destination you should visit at least once in your lifetime.


10. Greece
Greece is the choice for those who love budget travel in Europe. Due to the economic crisis, the cost of living in this country is much lower than in other Western European countries. Greece is located in the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula in Europe, known as the land of the gods.
Visiting Greece, travelers will witness ancient, majestic temples full of solemnity, such as the Parthenon temple with its unique sculptural architecture made of marble. Besides, the capital city of Athens is also an ideal shopping and sightseeing destination for tourists. With 53 different regions and 1167 beautiful cities, travelers have plenty of choices to explore. Iconic destinations include Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, Greece offers travelers from all over the world a diverse range of interesting places, cultures, and a vibrant lifestyle. Moreover, the cuisine with strong European flavors prepared from olive trees is also a memorable highlight of this beautiful country.

