Which Southeast Asian country has the best value for money?

Cambodia

The world-famous Angkor Wat is located in Cambodia with its profound history. Her magic, vicissitudes and beauty are all fascinating. Because the Mekong River flows through Cambodia and flows into Tonle Sap Lake, rice and freshwater fish are abundant here.

Because this place has been colonized by France for many years, it is a blend of Asian and European styles. It is a good place worth visiting alone, and in this Southeast Asian country, eating and staying in hotels are all cost-effective. Something very high.

Thailand

Everyone is familiar with Thailand, and it is the first stop for many people to go abroad. Not only is Thailand rich in tourism resources and fun, but more importantly, it is very cheap~

Thailand’s overall consumption level is not high and it is a very cost-effective tourist country. Prices in Bangkok and Chiang Mai are at medium to low levels, similar to those in third-tier domestic cities, but prices in islands (Pattaya, Koh Samui, Phuket) are relatively slightly higher.

Speaking of islands, many islands in Thailand are everyone’s first choice for vacation. Phuket and Similan are not only easy and convenient to get a visa, the scenery is also beautiful~

Turkey

Turkey, the rivers, lakes and seas dotted like blue shining eyes, rich and colorful Cities and towns are surrounded by the ubiquitous blue of the sky and sea. No wonder some people say that Türkiye is a country spoiled by blue.

Turkey’s consumption level is slightly higher during the peak season, but you can easily find cost-effective restaurants and accommodations there. You can basically get it for 20-30 US dollars in hotels across the country!

And when it comes to Turkish local food, as long as you ask the locals about their eating habits and find some restaurants that locals love, you can eat cheap food at a low cost.

Nepal

Nepal is located at the southern foothills of the Himalayas, bordering China's Tibet Autonomous Region to the north and India on the remaining three sides. The Himalayas form the natural border between Nepal and China. It is a place of pilgrimage in the hearts of countless travel enthusiasts.

Nepal has a long history and splendid culture, and many dynasties have left glorious relics to Nepal. Lumbini in Nepal is the birthplace of Lord Buddha Sakyamuni. It is the only country in the world where Hinduism is the state religion and is known as the country of the gods.

The price of an ordinary hotel room here ranges from 40 RMB to 180 RMB. A sit-down meal will only cost you around RMB 20.

Vietnam

Vietnam is a beautiful country that does not have the artificial beauty of Singapore or the huge crowds of Thailand. It has beautiful mountains and rivers, simple folk customs and low prices.

The capital Hanoi is quiet and leisurely, full of socialist characteristics; Ho Chi Minh City has a large number of French-style buildings left behind, full of French style; Halong Bay is known as Guilin on the Sea; Nha Trang is a seaside city with various styles; Mui Ne is The locals' favorite seaside resort city...Everywhere there is something that will make tourists excited.

Vietnam loves to eat Vietnamese noodles. A bowl of Vietnamese noodles costs 30,000-50,000 VND. The cafes you can see in the streets and alleys are also very cheap. Coffee costs 20,000-30,000 VND. There are many filling snacks such as spring rolls and baguettes on the streets. It is really cost-effective to eat here!

Malaysia

Malaysia is rich in tourism resources. You can eat delicious food in Penang, walk through the high-rise buildings in Kuala Lumpur, dive into the beautiful deep sea of ??Sipadan, and miss Semporna. Transparent sea, waiting for the intoxicating sunset in Kota Kinabalu...

Malaysia is not only fun, but also cheap. Roadside food is especially cheap. A cup of teh tarik is 5 yuan, a bowl of bak kut teh is 15 yuan, and Hainanese chicken rice is 1 cent. 15 yuan, a portion of nasi lemak is 20 yuan.