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Rice terraces, surf beaches, temple ceremonies and world-class food — all at prices that make other holiday destinations feel overpriced. Ubud and Seminyak suit very different budgets.

Bangkok’s street food alleys, Chiang Mai’s temples and the islands’ turquoise water — all visa-free for 60 days. Thailand consistently delivers more per dollar than almost anywhere else.

Pho for $1, bia hoi beer for $0.25, and 1,650 km of coastline, mountains and ancient towns. Vietnam packs three distinct regions into one trip and remains among the cheapest destinations on earth.

Gaudí architecture, beach clubs, world-class food markets and a nightlife scene that starts at midnight. Mid-range by European standards, and far cheaper than Paris or Amsterdam for accommodation.

Fado music, pastel de nata, tram rides and Atlantic sunsets. Lisbon remains Western Europe’s most affordable capital and one of its most charming, with a restaurant scene that punches above its weight.

Michelin-starred ramen, bullet trains, cherry blossom parks and capsule hotels. Japan is pricier than Southeast Asia but surprises most visitors with how affordable day-to-day life can be.