5 cheap self-guided foreign travel destinations you should know

Below is a list of some safe and interesting destinations for independent travelers who want to save money.

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia. The modern city was founded by the French in the 15th century. As a result, French is still widely spoken throughout the city, along with English and Khmer.

Independent travelers can expect to spend around $10-$18 on a hostel or hotel in Phnom Penh. Typical Southeast Asian dishes in the city, such as Amok, balut, and steamed buns, are all priced under $5. In Cambodia’s capital, visitors can spend an evening out in the town on the Tonle Sap River or enjoy the unique nightlife.

Coron Town, Philippines

The small town of Coron on the island of Palawan in the Philippines is known as a hidden gem with crystal clear lagoons, peaceful beaches and unique boat stays. Besides the beautiful scenery, independent travelers only need to spend about 36 USD per day.

Snorkeling is a must-do in Coron. There are dozens of dive sites under $30, allowing visitors to see colorful coral reefs and even shipwrecks. According to those who have experienced it, Coron is an affordable alternative to the expensive Maldives.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

With its colorful streets and vibrant atmosphere, Buenos Aires is one of the best destinations for a budget trip. Tourists can enjoy all the sights, architecture, and exciting nightlife for less than $30 a day.

Buenos Aires is often referred to as the “Paris of South America”. The variety of French-style cafes and the architectural design of the city’s streets are reminiscent of the French capital. However, the rich South American culture is a side worth exploring .

Passau, Germany

Western Europe may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of budget travel, but the city of Passau is a surprising place. Located right on the border of Germany and Austria, Passau is packed with free activities and cheap food. You can explore the Dom St. Stephan, Passau’s Old Town, and walk along the Danube River for just over $60 a day.

City of Krakow, Poland

Kraków, Poland is known for being extremely budget-friendly. Accommodation here is much cheaper than other parts of Western Europe.

Although Kraków is a small city, it has a lot of historical sites and delicious food. Notable destinations here include Wawel Cathedral, climbing St. Mary's Basilica Tower for great views of the city, and the 10-acre Rynek Glowny Central Square. The city's specialty is its high-quality Vodka bars. The average cost of living in Kraków is $60 per day.

(According to 24h, November 4, 2023)

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