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This is part two of our series on how to travel around the world for cheap. One of the most common questions we get is where should I travel that's not too expensive? In this video we made a list of the coolest and cheapest travel destinations from around the planet. Before we get started if you like this video make sure you give it a thumbs- up, share with your travel buddies, and subscribe to Vagabrothers and turn on notifications so you can get updates about the rest of this series. And of course, if you have travel tips of your own, please add them in the comment section. All right listen up. These are the cheapest places to travel in the world first up Cape Town, South Africa. Situated at the southern tip of the African continent, Cape Town has it all- good beaches, great weather, wine, and safaris nearby, not to mention an awesome blend of European and African culture. Cape Town may be far away, but once you're there it's one of the best overall destinations for your money. Number 2: Vietnam. Fifty years ago Vietnam was torn apart by war. Today it's one of the top travel destinations on the planet. Ho Chi Minh, formerly known as Saigon, has tons of beautiful French colonial architecture. Hanoi has great street side bars that serve Bia Pho, fresh beer that costs 25 cents a glass, and the one kind of expensive thing in Vietnam is sent through Halong Bay, which is worth it. It's not the cheapest country in Asia; it doesn't have the best beaches, but a motorcycle adventure from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi is totally worth it. I did it on a bike I bought in a bar for 300 bucks. So can you. Next up: Ecuador Ecuador, named after the Equator, is quite an incredible country. It has the Andes Mountains; it has the Galapagos Islands; it has the Amazon rainforest not to mention beautiful colonial towns like Quito.... and surf. If you're going to go anywhere in Latin America, you should go to Ecuador. Plus they use the dollar. Generally speaking, in Europe to save money, you want to travel east. Polish city of Krakow is one of the best value destinations on the continent. It's got a solid old town with great nightlife, good restaurants, tons of hostels, and affordable prices across the board.. Dude, and dumplings Next up: Montreal. For a North American bargain head to Montreal, the capital city of the Canadian province of Quebec. Montreal combines French-Canadian heritage with great food, a killer music scene, and some of the best prices you will find in a North American city. Hands-down, the classic budget traveler destination has to go to India. It's cheap as chips, and it has it all. Does it have stunning scenery? Dude, the Himalaya. Good food? The best. Plus, it's vegan friendly. Instagram potential? Of course, and you'll have Tinder pics to last until marriage. There's so much to do, it's hard to know where to even start. You've got Mumbai, home to Bollywood, Rajasthan India's largest and most colorful state, and of course the Himalaya where you can pose yoga, meditate Ajayan, and maybe even see the Dalai Lama. No matter where you go, you can travel in India for a whole month for the price of one week in Europe. Forget Spring Break and go to Mexico City. The vibrant capital of Mexico is full of amazing street art, architecture, and some of the best food on the planet. For those of you in the United States like ourselves especially people in California and the southern border states, Mexico is extremely accessible. If you're thinking about Cancun, skip it and head down to Tulum for some boho beach vibes where you can pose yoga next to Mayan temples . If you live in the United States, especially the southern border states, or if you're from California like us, Mexico is the closest and one of the cheapest locations in the world. Head down to Baja California where you can surf, drink craft beer, eat lobster tacos ,and drink amazing wines all for a fraction of the price that you would pay in the United States. One of our favorite cities in Europe is Budapest, a stunning capital full of Art Nouveau and Baroque architecture from the golden days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Even better Budapest sits on top of 120 natural hot springs that bubble up into these bathhouses. After soaking your bones all day, scarf down a bowl of goulash and then go hit the ruined bars of the Jewish Quarter. All this can be done for as low as 35 Euros a day. Feel like a change of scenery? How about Nepal? Nepal is the access point for the Himalaya, and even if you're not trying to climb Mount Everest, which I feel like most of us are, there's a ton of stuff to do: you can go whitewater rafting, paragliding, explore the Buddhist monasteries, and even go on a wildlife safari in the jungles and see rhino. Yes, they have rhino in Nepal. The country is still recovering from the 2015 earthquake, so your tourist dollars will go a long way in rebuilding Nepal. Sri Lanka is one of the most overlooked countries in Asia, so if you want something like India, but are looking for something more off the beaten path, Sri Lanka might be for you. This island nation was once ravaged by civil war but is now in peace. Travelers are discovering beautiful beaches, colorful culture, and the 5,000 elephants that are just wandering around the country. Five thousand elephants just walking around Sri Lanka. The only downside is because it's still not very developed for tourism, there aren't a ton of options. So you might have to spend some time looking around, but here's to adventure. Next up is Nicaragua Nicaragua is a Central American country that is a great alternative to Costa Rica.
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