If you’re on a budget, backpacking will enable you to see the world without spending a fortune. From Australia to Andorra, Chile to China, France to Fiji, the world is your oyster.
But what are the top 5 back packing destinations that you need to check out? Here’s our rundown.
1. Nepal
Experience mother nature and Asian culture in Nepal – the beautiful landlocked paradise that packs an almighty punch. Although a flight to Asia can be expensive for Brits travelling abroad, Nepal provides exceptionally good value for money, with scenic mountain resorts and world-famous temples like Manakamana and Pashupatinath. This is the perfect place to relax and unwind, but if you’re an adrenalin junkie, you’ll find plenty to keep you interested too. From the Kathmandu Valley to historic cities, Nepal should be at the top of the list of any backpacker-to-be. Book a flight and see for yourself!
2. USA
Ever fancied travelling Stateside? The United States is a massive landmass with some of the world’s biggest cities; there’s plenty to see, do and explore on your travels. From New York to Las Vegas, Chicago to Los Angeles, the United States is a modern backpacker’s destination for Brits who love the hubbub of city living. But if the great outdoors is more your thing, you’ll find plenty of beaches, woodland, wildlife and mountains; the USA is home to some of the world’s largest national parks after all. Whether it’s West Coast or East Coast, the USA offers an unrivalled experience for British backpackers who want to broaden their horizons, meet new people and embark on an adventure of a lifetime.
3. Thailand
One of the world’s premier destinations for backpackers, Thailand is rich in culture and natural beauty. From some of the most beautiful beaches in the world to the hustle and bustle of metropolis Bangkok, Thailand is a heady fusion of the classic and the contemporary. If you love Thai food, this is the destination for you; if you love to party, book a flight! Thailand won’t break the bank if you are looking for accommodation; hostels and hotels will suit every budget during your stay. For the best deals, check out comparehotelprices.co.uk.
4. India
You might have seen India on countless documentaries or in the pages of travel brochures, but visiting this enormous country will certainly take your breath away. Here you’ll find dazzling skyscrapers in large, modern cities, as well as a plethora of natural landmarks that you need to see up-close. You’ll find getting around India is relatively straightforward, with a network of train tracks that criss-cross the country. Staying here is also pretty cheap, with lots of inexpensive restaurants and hotels.
5. Australia
With a culture similar to that of the UK, you’ll seem at home as soon as you step off the plane. Australia is ginormous – with several time zones and masses of desolate, unpopulated land. You’ll also be able to enjoy some of the largest cities in the Southern Hemisphere, such as Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. In Australia, there’s always something to do, whether it’s visiting the mysterious Ayers Rock or going snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef.
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