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A premium guide to cheapest places to travel in Tokyo, Japan for Budget Routes readers.

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Cambodia is one of the cheapest countries in Asia until you buy the Angkor pass, which is the single largest fixed cost on the whole trip.

Colombia's mountains make the bus legs long and the flights cheap, and knowing which of the two to take on each leg is the whole budget.

Four decisions account for most of the difference between a cheap European trip and an expensive one, and finding deals is not among them.

Morocco's north is well connected by cheap trains and its south is not, which is where budgets go wrong on the desert excursion.

Romania is cheap, large and slow to cross, which makes a Transylvania-only route far better value than trying to see the whole country.

Most people pick the cities first and then discover the budget. Reversing that — letting the price map shape the route — buys weeks of extra travel for the same money.

Cheap is not one number. A country can have $8 rooms and $400 flights, and the ones worth going to are where daily costs and getting there are both low.

India's rail network is the cheapest serious long-distance transport anywhere, and its booking system defeats most first-time visitors. The rules are learnable in an afternoon.

Vietnam is a long thin country with one main transport corridor, which makes the route almost obvious — and makes the choice between sleeper bus and train the real decision.

Indonesia's islands are cheap to stay on and expensive to move between, and the budget lives or dies on how many boat days you accidentally book.

Two weeks in Europe for under €800 excluding flights is achievable, but only on one specific corridor and only outside July and August.

The region has three different rainy seasons that do not align, so the cheapest months in one country are the wettest in the next.

Bulgaria has EU infrastructure at Balkan prices, and outside Sofia and the coast it is genuinely the cheapest place to travel in the union.