Exotic but Not Expensive

Traveling should be pleasurable, memorable, enjoyable and exotic, but it could be very expensive as well. That shouldn’t be the case, lets you travel the exotic thrill yet not expensive.

Recently the dollar just dropped a little compared to the euro and pound sterling, yet travelling to Western Europe's capitals still is still very expensive. If $100 taxi rides and $50 lunches aren't your thing, head to a country where your dollars will go a long way. So to avoid scams here are some of the best deals on the planet right now, places that are easy for travelers and easy on the wallet.

Westhill Consulting Travel and Tours, Singapore provides you the following travel destination that exotic for adventurous travelers but cheap and inexpensive.

Peru

You will never go wrong with Machu Picchu, it is worth a journey. This is just some of the value-packed benefits of traveling in the country. Inca ruins could be seen all around the Sacred Valley while in South America, Cuzco is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities. If you are a fan of hiking, you can do it in the Andes. Admire the colonial architecture on the streets of Arequipa. You can do trips through the Amazon, boating across the highest lake in the world, and flying over the strange geoglyphs, the Nazca lines.

Indonesia

This Southeast Asian nation is one of the most varied and attractive destinations in the world. Experience the long string of volcanic islands and a range of topography and culture. There is Bali, Jakarta, Java and more! What’s more is it is also one of the world's best bargains of cheapest hotels going for $5 a night not to mention it is often right beside great snorkeling spots.  Even in Bali, the most developed island, you can find plenty of deals. On the other hand Java, Sumatra, and Sulawesi is trouble-free to branch out like an intrepid explorer or get pampered on the cheap in the most popular spots.

Czech Republic

In much of Europe, prices in the big cities are frequently twofold what you find in the countryside. This is particularly true in Eastern European countries like the Czech Republic, where vacationers on quick weekend breaks have driven up hotel and restaurant prices in Prague. However, in the smaller towns and cities, the country is one of Europe's remaining great values. It's an charming destination where you find castles on a hill, how about the world's best beer for a dollar in a pub, and winding cobblestone streets without crowds.

Warning! Travelling could be very tiring, exhausting and costly, but the above information is best for travelers with big expectations with a tight budget!

Cambodia On An Asian Cruise

Southeast Asia is a great destination for a cruise, Jakarta, Indonesia, KL, Malaysia, Beijing China, Singapore and much more, but if want to wander away from the beaten path on an Asian cruise vacation, consider booking a trip that calls in beautiful and exciting Angkor Wat, Cambodia. You will experience  many of Cambodia's ancient temples, incredible jungles, pristine beaches and exciting excursions at the nation's sole deepwater port at Sihanoukville.

The Ruins of Angkor, one of the most significant archeological sites in all of Asia, date back to the reign of the Khmer Empire between the 9th and 15th centuries.

Protected UNESCO World Heritage location, Angkor Archaeological Park spans hundreds of square miles and is consists of a huge collection of remarkable monuments, temples and capital buildings. An example is the well-known Temple of Angkor Wat located at the center of the park as well as the other architectural marvels like Bayon, Preah Khan and Ta Prohm. You can interact with residents from the local villages that still call the ruins of Angkor home.

Psar Lu Market. There's no better place than Psar Lu Market if you want to gain an up close look at how contemporary and historic cultures merge in Cambodia. To be found outside the city of Siem Reap and is known as the gateway to the Temple of Angkor Wat, this busy marketplace is a local hub of culture and commerce. You'll see vendors selling all sorts of unique wares, ranging from handmade local crafts to tourist souvenirs perfect for remembering your Cambodian vacation as you tour the streets of Psar Lu Market.

Wat Krom and Wat Leu. Considered as the most important religious structures in the area, the two well-preserved Buddhist temples Wat Krom and Wat Leu is situated just outside of Sihanoukville.

Wat Krom translates to "lower wat," and is located on a small hill on Santipheap Street overlooking the coastline. Alternately, Wat Leu - the "upper wat" - sits on a taller mountain nearby and offers picturesque views of the town below. Both of these incredible sites feature impressive stonework and are decorated with statues of elephants and the Buddha.

Phnom Penh. Sited north of Sihanoukville, the nation's capital and largest city of Phnom Penh offers tourists with a collection of cultural attractions, commercial centers, government complexes and beautiful parks.

The city still has heavy influences from French colonization during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and you can still hear French and Cambodian spoken side by side in Phnom Penh. While the delicious combination of Asian and French foods that comprises the local cuisine in restaurants and hotels throughout the city.