The 10 CHEAPEST COUNTRIES in the WORLD to VISIT NOW

If you love traveling as much as I do, you know that amazing feeling you get when your money can go a long, long way. Over the years, I have visited dozens of budget-busting destinations, which is why I put together this list of places where you can travel for a fraction of the cost. Let's start with my favorite country in the world, Thailand. If you've ever been to Thailand, you know there are tons of things to see, do, and of course eat. You can eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner for less than $20 a day, that's unheard of. You can easily spend a month or two exploring this incredible country in Southeast Asia. Another great foodie destination is India, where you can eat for less than $3 per meal. If you're into spicy and flavorful foods, then India is the place for you. Beyond the food, India is an ideal place to shop for inexpensive fabrics and furniture, plus it's home to the Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Eastern Europe is known for being less expensive than Western Europe, and Moldova is no exception. You get a great bang for your buck in this ex-Soviet state. Moldova is known for its amazing wines, which cost just a fraction of what they would in Spain or France. They even host their own wine festival in Chisinau, the capital. Nepal The US dollar is worth over 100 Nepalese rupees, which means you can eat and travel in Nepal for next to nothing. If you can dish out for the international flights, you'll be able to stretch your dollar pretty far, especially because a 4-star hotel will run you between $30 and $50 per night. Indonesia This archipelago is surprisingly inexpensive for travelers, considering the quality of the accommodations, meals, and overall beauty. With over 10,000 islands to choose from, you can quite literally plant yourself on an island for several weeks without breaking the bank. FYI, Bali is the most popular island in Indonesia, but it's the most expensive. Kazakhstan Kazakhstan has beautiful mosques, stunning natural landscapes, archaeological sites, and some of the best skiing in Asia. And the best part is, you can enjoy all of it for relatively little money. Skiing will set you back just $25 per day. Ethiopia Ancient temples, wild hyena feedings, and some of Africa's tastiest foods are just some of the reasons Ethiopia is a backpacker's dream come true. If you stick to local transportation, stay in budget hotels, and eat local food, you can get by on just $15 per day. Malaysia Malaysia is another fantastic Asian destination where you can eat your heart out. Here, street food is king, and you'll really love the Chinese, Indian, and Malay influences in the cuisine. Penang is Malaysia's undisputed food capital, where you can eat like a king for less than $10 per day. Albania Looking to visit the Adriatic Sea for a fraction of the cost compared to Italy or Croatia? Then Albania is the place for you. The country is now considered one of the best places in Europe for pristine beaches, bustling nightlife, and delicious Balkan food. Bolivia If you're looking for a South American country that is both safe and has tons of things to see and do, then you have to go to Bolivia. From the jaguars in the Amazon, to the Salad de Uyuni salt flats, and to the Tarija wine region, Bolivia is full of natural wonders and gastronomic delights. It's definitely the priciest destination on my list, but it's much cheaper than its neighboring countries. I know there are several more inexpensive destinations that weren't mentioned here, so I would love to hear about it from you guys. What are your favorite, most affordable destinations in the world? Have you been to any of these on this list? If so, please leave us a comment below with any of your experiences, how much you spent per day, where did you stay, what did you do? Just go crazy in the comments. If you love this video, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe to my channel, watch another video, and keep traveling.