10 Cheapest Countries in the World (For Travelers)

Phillipines, uzbekestan, ukrane, bolivia, elsalvador, vietnam, bangledesh, kyrgyztan, india, romania

India is cheap if you know the right place. Even when we travel to somewhere other than our city, we have to pay "tourist prices" because we don't know which are "good cheap places"

largest pop bangladesh lots of flooding

what's abt Iran & Pakistan

5 volcanos in 🇸🇻

0.060$ you can easily find lunch at any government scheme at in INDIA

IRAN best food nice girls and beautiful nature

Agreeing with you on 🇧🇩! ❤️, followed by certain regions in India, as Kolkata (probably the cheapest mega city on the planet) and Bolivia. Malaysia can be very affordable, too, with zero hustle. Philippines? - Not in my experience! 😊

I love el salvador❤

Though I think it has since changed a bit since the Ukraine war, I found Georgia to be the cheapest country. Haircut for $2 in Vietnam? I got one for $1 in Georgia as recently as 2018, at a fancy place actually. In the villages and small towns you could easily get a full meat meal for $1 or $2. They do charge tourists extra in some places, so you need to meet a local or speak at least Russian if not Georgian, but even without it it's very affordable.

As a Bangladeshi guy, this country also expensive for me😢😢

Bangladesh 🤝🇧🇩🥰

Usbakistan want to settle down which person we can meet for my papper work

Pakistan?

Ukraine Nowadays 👁️👄👁️

VIETNAM CHEAPER THAN LAOS? 5555+

philippines are one of the least friendly i have ever met. maybe they like ladyboys like you

I don't agree. As i am from China and currently live in Philippines now
i can say the living cost in Philippines is much higher than in China. Almost everything the daily needs is expensive here

My cheapest country is Turkey 🇹🇷 a Big Mac meal is less than £3 and a kebab is less than £3, I haven’t been anywhere cheaper yet but I hope one day. It’s going to be tough to beat Turkey’s prices.

Where the heck is afghanistan?????

Turkey is cheaper than the Philippines, just go beyond Istanbul.

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

I live in philippines it my favorite country

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And I actually thought Iran would make the top! 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

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1 THB = 0.028818 USD 🤓

Thailand and Malaysia are the cheapest countries in the world.😂

Vietnam Philippines Romania❤

Just came back from the Philippines . Wasnt that cheap, and the people weren't that social either unless they were asking for cash

Vietnam, I think with it friendly people!

And others think you need to be a millionaire to travel the world 😂

Also Moldova is x5 times Cheaper than Romania.Btw Its Moldova

Haven't traveled nearly as much as you (11 countries) but I found Cambodia to be so insanely cheap, at least way more than Thailand! But I did not hit Vietnam while in Southeast Asia. 
Love your vids! The Iran series is just amazing

Come to Bangladesh
This cheap to visit Country has many sites to roam
We have the longest sea beach in the world,a mangrove forest having Royal Bengal Tiger
We have numerous rivers,falls,fountains, hills and whatnot!
Come for hospitality and warmth of Bangladeshi people
Bet you wont regret

Kyrgyzstan is not cheap😂

I thought there’d be many African countries

How could you have missed Thailand where cheap is also high quality unlike India where cheap is shit.

Excelent, i love El Salvador

Me: Sees Ukraine
Also me: Nope

My country is number 1. Bangladesh.

Tbh as Bangladeshi I don't think Bangladesh is even the top 5 cheapest countries in the world 😂

nothing in Africa?

The country I really like Philippines ❤️I wish one day I visited Philippines ❤️🥰

Hey plz come to India again and go to the developed areas plzzzzz

how come indonesia is not in the list, you can literally get breakfast, lunch and diner for only 2 usd a day

Great video. Your observation about the cheaper countries being more interesting is actually quite profound. When you consider why most Westerners travel abroad, you discover that they really have zero interest in really connecting with the locals or learning how they live. They approach these visits like they would approach a trip to the zoo. Observe and gawk...with no engagement or participation. The worst travelers are those who want to have all of the amenities from home. This means staying in Western-style hotels, going to Western-style restaurants that serve fancy versions of the local food, and seeing only the stereotypical tourist stuff. Your discussion on India framed this perfectly. I don't know what the point of such culturally-empty travel is.

El Salvador-- either great people, or warlords/drug lorgs who will disembowel you with a machete for being a woman