recently ive been thinking of travelling to countries in south asia like cambodia which are really cheap and do not require visa from nepal. i’ve heard they are extremely cheap even with a flight ticket. whats the lowest budget u can travel with?
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You need around $700-1000 if you plan to spend around 1 week in Cambodia. I went there last year. The flight itself will cost around 1 lakh per person round trip but once you are there food and everything is quite cheap. You can spend around $100 a day and have a lavish time.
Cambodia and Singapore offer visa waiver for Nepali. Obviously Singapore is too costly.
You could try Myanmar which is beautiful and cheap as well as Indonesia.
Right now Nepal is more expensive for everything than most SE Asian countries.
Hotels can be got for $5 a night and flights vary but cheaper if you book mid week. Try Air Asia for budget.
Obviously India is cheaper than Nepal in most things but i am guessing you know that already.
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Probably around 1 lakh?
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$1000, airport ma tyeti chaina bhane kich kich garcha
I assume I need $500 per month at the least in Nepal, and that doesn’t include flights. I should probably double that or at least think $600.