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Travelling is not just about visiting new places; it opens up a traveler's doors to have a deep insight into different cultures and landscape.

Many people strongly disagree that travelling impacts your life differently because such people think that instead of spending money on travelling, they can spend it in a more useful way.
But a travel addict knows the actual worth of travelling because he thinks differently. Because they believe in the saying:

" Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer ".

However, the 10 reasons described below may help you change your perspective that why travelling is so important in life.

When you travel, you get to visit new places and experience a completely different lifestyle and culture. You have to adopt that lifestyle and culture for a short period, but you learn and experience things you have never done before.

You try the new thing out of your comfort zone, which makes you learn new skills. You see a different world, and you have to adjust yourself in that environment until you are there. It leaves an excellent long-lasting impact on your life.

Travelling provides a different experience to see the world's beauty differently. The experiences and unique views leave a positive impact on your overall health. You will start feeling good, mentally and physically.
So, planning a trip once a year has great importance in your mental and physical health.
Travelling means you are going to experience a different culture, lifestyle with fantastic food and drinks. Travel addicts can only understand how exciting it is to taste new and delicious food in a different culture.

Living in a different culture and interacting with new people makes you understand the actual worth of life. You get to know and explore the world differently. ﻿

Living the same life for so many years can sometimes make life dull and boring. the same cycle of your life will never give you a better idea about the world. Whereas travelling helps you explore a different world you have never visited.

When you plan a trip to developing countries or cities you get to know the actual perspective of life. You experience how people live and survive with everything they have, which changes your perspective of life.

Travelling helps in making new friends around the globe. You visit new places and meet new people, which creates a unique connection with them. Some connections last forever and turn into friendships. It is the best part of travelling that you make new friends with the same mindset and habits.

The best and the most important reason why travelling is of great importance is that it is a natural stress releaser. You cannot deny this as it goes:

"When in Doubt, go on Vacation ".

You can try it because it works.

The same hectic routine of each day makes a person lost somewhere and sometimes it becomes difficult to find inner peace. At this stage, travelling proves to be the best idea as it gives mental peace and so much time to relax. It is a great getaway from the busy routine, which also helps in increasing productivity.

The best part about travelling is you are going to make a lot of memories. Whether you are with your loved ones or with the family the trip will be going to make your relationship stronger. It leaves everlasting memories, which will always remain fresh in your mind.

When you feel like lost in a fast-paced lifestyle, and your productivity level suddenly starts to fall, it is time to plan a trip to your favorite place.

It will be a great help for yourself to rejuvenate your energy and come
back fresh.

The main reason why travelling is essential for everyone is because it is an education in itself. Travelling makes a person meet new people, learn new languages, explore different businesses, and allow you to understand how everything works.

You cannot learn anything until you experience it yourself, and travelling allows learning new things about life.

Conclusion

Travelling is the most beautiful and unique experience that everyone must experience in their life. It leaves a positive impact on your health as well as gives you a different perception of life. Described above reasons will make it further clear to you why travelling holds great importance in everyone's life.

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Travelling is all about experiencing new things and see the inner beauty of this universe. Travelling is not just about visiting new places; it opens up a traveler's doors to have a deep insight into different cultures and landscape.

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Last Updated: 3/10/23 | March 10th, 2023

The world is full of cheap vacation spots. And, these days, it doesn't require much effort to find them. No matter what continent - and no matter what interests you have - there are countless places you can visit on a budget.

No destination is really ever "too expensive" as long as you do some research, get creative, and have some flexibility - you just might not be living large when you visit them.

Fortunately, there are a handful of destinations out there that make budget travel easy, fun, and safe.

After over a decade as a frugal nomad, I've had the privilege of visiting dozens of budget-friendly countries that make traveling cheap as easy as it can be.

These destinations offer affordable accommodation, cheap food, and plenty of activities and excursions that can be enjoyed without breaking the bank.

Whether you're a history buff, foodie, beach bum, or party animal, this list has something for you.

Here's my list of the best cheap travel destinations so you can get inspired and plan your next affordable adventure:

1. Thailand

Thailand is where it all began for me so it holds a special place in my heart. It is where I decided to quit my job and travel the world. I lived there. I loved there. Thailand is incredible.

It's also super affordable.

With a tourist trail going back decades, Thailand is the heart of backpacking in Southeast Asia, and you can get by on between $25-35 USD per day thanks to cheap guesthouses, budget street food (which can be found for as little as $1 USD!), local buses, and the many cheap and free attractions. If you spend all your time on the islands and in expensive accommodation, expect to pay closer to $60 USD per day. However, even at the price, Thailand is still one of the most bargain-friendly destinations in the world and should not be skipped!
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2. Central America

Want to roam ancient ruins, trek through the jungle, surf, and eat delicious food with few tourists around? Visit the smaller countries in Central America - think El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Guatemala. Here you will find most budget hotels for around $15-30 USD per night, meals for under $5 USD, most bus journeys for the same price, and beer for as little as a dollar.

Belize, Panama, Costa Rica - these are expensive destinations by regional standards (yet they are still quite affordable). If you visit these central Central American countries, you can get by on $40-50 USD per day as a backpacker or splash out $100 a day and live large. Your money goes really far in this part of the world. And with so many countries to choose from, it's easy to bounce around and see a lot without going broke.

3. Cambodia
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While you could put all of Southeast Asia on this list, Cambodia is one of my favorite countries in the region - it's affordable, beautiful, and the locals are incredibly hospitable. You can get a private, air-conditioned room for $25 USD, street food for $2-5 USD, and transportation across the entire country for $20-25 USD. If you are spending close to $50 USD per day, you are living large.

Cambodia is cheaper than popular Thailand but just as beautiful and filled with some of the nicest people in the world. Plus, it's home to the incredible Angkor Wat (which, while expensive to visit, is worth the expense!).

4. The Balkans
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Located in southeastern Europe, the Balkans is the cheapest region in Europe. Composed of a handful of countries - most of which see very few tourists - it's an off-the-radar region that's super affordable while also offering incredible value. While places like Dubrovnik have seen an influx of tourists (thanks to the cruise ships that dock there), the majority of the region is ripe for adventurous travel. There's cheap wine, incredible hiking and nature, stunning coasts, hearty food, and a wild nightlife. It's Europe's best-kept secret.

You can get by for as little as $30 USD per day - a fraction of what you'd pay in Western Europe. A week's worth of groceries costs as little as $25 USD while a beer costs around $2 USD.

And while the region was once known for being unsafe, things have greatly improved over the past decade. There's a growing backpacking trail here and tourism is on the rise. It's Europe least-explored region - but not for long so visit before you crowds arrive and the price skyrocket.

5. China
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China has fascinated travelers ever since Marco Polo traversed the Silk Road in 1275. While the days of China being a dirt-cheap destination are gone, the country remains a budget destination - and one of the cheapest in Asia - but with a caveat. You need to get out of the big cities. Sure, the cities are still a bargain. Hostels cost less than $20 USD, food is $2-5 USD per meal, and local transportation in cities runs less than a dollar.

But, the country becomes even cheaper, when you get off the beaten path and the interior. This is where you'll find the best travel deals and bargains! China still remains one of the best value places in the world and, with it's massive size (it's the 3rd largest country by landmass), there is a ton to see and do here!

6. India

While always a cheap country, the Indian rupee used to ride high at 39 rupees to the US dollar. Now, you get 82 rupees to the dollar - that's nearly 50 percent more money to travel with. Unless you book five-star resorts and eat only Western meals, you'll find it hard to spend $50 USD a day here. You can get by on closer to $30 USD by staying in cheap guesthouses, taking second-class trains, and avoiding Western food. And if you want to splash out, you can live large for as little as $60 USD per day. Even iconic sights like the Taj Mahal - a Wonder of the World - are super affordable (it's just $13 USD to enter).
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India is a cheap backpacking destination with a rich cultural history, mouthwatering food, helpful and curious locals, incredible regional diversity, great tea, and a lot to do. It's a gigantic place best either explored in either one large trip or a few smaller chunks. Either way, don't miss India.

7. Georgia

Georgia has everything I need in a destination: it's cheap, has delicious food and wine, offers incredible hikes and mountain scenery, and is devoid of huge numbers of tourists. I loved it immediately and wish I had visited sooner (I actually extended my stay when I visited because I loved it so much!).

Tucked away in the Caucasus, Georgia has been at a cultural crossroads for centuries yet it's not nearly as popular as it should be. Tbilisi is a city bursting with activity, while the rest of the country offers intrepid adventures a rugged, off-the-beaten-path feel.
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You can get by on next to nothing here too, with budget travelers spending as little as $25-30 USD per day. Beer is around $2 USD, a week's worth of groceries costs around $25-30 USD, and most museums and historic sites cost just $2-3 USD.

While it might feel out of the way, Georgia is one of the next big backpacking hubs. I'd go back in a heartbeat!

8. Portugal

Not all Euro countries are created equal, and Portugal is one of the bargain countries in the region - and one of my favorites. I fell in love with the country the first time I visited. How could I not, with beautiful beaches, a rolling wine country, stunning seaside cliffs, delicious food, jovial locals, and historic cities all at bargain prices.

Portugal has become a lot more popular and crowded in recent years (it has a growing expat and digital nomad scene) and Lisbon has become especially expensive was people move there and drive up prices. It's a great place after all! However, once you get outside of Lisbon, prices are still relatively cheap compared to the rest of Western Europe - and you'll see far fewer tourists too. Expect to get by on $50-60 USD per day if you're a budget backpacker.

While is gorgeous in the summer, if you're looking for a cheap place to spend the winter in Europe, Portugal is one of your best options.
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9. Mexico

While I'd been to Mexico before, it wasn't until recently that I really spent a bunch of time there. And I was blown away. Mexico City is a foodie's paradise, Oaxaca has copius amounts of charm (and a never-ending flow of mezcal to boot!), and the Yucatan is perfect for road trips and cenote exploring. And since it's so close to the US, it's not only cheap (beer is just $1-2 USD, groceries are around $25 USD per week, and you can get by on less than $50 USD per day here) but it's cheap to get to - double win!

While there are some regions that aren't that safe to explore, the majority of the country is yours to enjoy. No matter your interests - beaches, partying, food, history, nature - there's a corner of the country that you can enjoy safely without breaking the bank. I also run tours here if you'd prefer to travel with a group.

10. Morocco
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Chaotic and colorful, Morocco is a popular bucket-list destination for travelers of all stripes. Offering rolling dunes of golden sand, winding markets and medinas, and towering mountains, Morocco is a photographer's dream. While the hectic cities can be a tad overwhelming at times, the stunning silence of the desert and its postcard-perfect views makes the trek worthwhile.

I fell in love with Morocco when I visited - and not just because it's super affordable (though that did help!). Budegt backpackers can get around on just $30-40 USD per day here, while midrange travelers can have a comfortable trip for less than half that. You get a lot of value here. In fact, I love it so much we even run tours here!

Morocco is a country that mesmerizes. Don't miss it.

I believe most destinations in the world can be explored on a budget without sacrificing too much comfort ( heck, I even traveled Iceland on $50 USD per day).
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If you're a savvy traveler, you know how to maximize your money no matter where you go in the world. But your mission to travel on a budget gets a lot easier when the places you're going to are already affordable, allowing you make the most of your budget without missing out!

Book Your Trip: Logistical Tips and Tricks

Book Your Flight
Find a cheap flight by using Skyscanner. It's my favorite search engine because it searches websites and airlines around the globe so you always know no stone is being left unturned.

Book Your Accommodation
You can book your hostel with Hostelworld. If you want to stay somewhere other than a hostel, use Booking.com as it consistently returns the cheapest rates for guesthouses and hotels.

Don't Forget Travel Insurance
Travel insurance will protect you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations. It's comprehensive protection in case anything goes wrong. I never go on a trip without it as I've had to use it many times in the past. My favorite companies that offer the best service and value are:

Want to Travel for Free?
Travel credit cards allow you to earn points that can be redeemed for free flights and accommodation - all without any extra spending. Check out my guide to picking the right card and my current favorites to get started and see the latest best deals.

Need Help Finding Activities for Your Trip?
Get Your Guide is a huge online marketplace where you can find cool walking tours, fun excursions, skip-the-line tickets, private guides, and more.

Ready to Book Your Trip?
Check out my resource page for the best companies to use when you travel. I list all the ones I use when I travel. They are the best in class and you can't go wrong using them on your trip.
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