How Many Days Can I Travel In [Insert Country Here] With $1,000?

Rough Guides has this handy chart breaking down their estimate of how long you can travel in various parts of the world with a $1,000 in your pocket (this is based on a “barebones budget (hostel dormitories, street food) with about sixty percent of the time spent outside the expensive major cities in each country”).
Coming in at the fewest number of days, not surprisingly, is Japan, where you’ll blow your budget in a svelte 15 days. (Hostels.com has rooms in Tokyo for about $20 on average in the city.) Most of Europe follows Japan (Switzerland, France, Italy, and England), then comes the dollar-weak U.S. at almost a month (you’re welcome world for our weak currency).
The cheapest is India, where you can expect a full 71 days traveling the country (Hostels.com has rooms in New Delhi for only $6), with China, Bolivia and Guatemala all coming in over two months.
Noticeably absent here is Southeast Asia beyond Thailand (Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam) and Indonesia. I’ve got to think they’re competing with India for the 71-day mark.
Posted on February 10, 2010 by Matt Stabile
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