Want a cheap honeymoon, go to Vietnam

Vietnam:Visitors to Vietnam can eat like kings for less than $10, as this is a street food paradise. Lonely Planet recommends famous dishes such as beef pho, bun cha, and banh mi. Visitors can also choose mid-range tours such as boat trips in Ha Long Bay, cycling or learning to cook in Hoi An, or relaxing in Phu Quoc... Photo: Hadynah/Getty.

Cambodia:A 7-day pass to Angkor Wat costs $60, which is considered too expensive compared to everything else in the country. A beer in Cambodia costs $1, a meal costs $2. Photo: Sihasakprachum/Getty.

Indonesia:Rooms in Indonesia cost around $25. Bali is an island with many beautiful beaches and ideal resorts. Indonesia has 17,000 small islands. Visitors can visit Lombok and Gili, explore culture and volcanoes in Java, or rainforests in Sumatra. Photo: Soft_Light/Getty.

Morocco:The Arabian land is famous for its delicious spices and very cheap prices. Marrakesh, Fez and Essaouira have many cheap cafes. Visitors can also enjoy shopping with a variety of goods and stay in traditional local houses at reasonable prices. Photo: Mauricio Abreu/Getty.

India:Even budget travelers can afford first-class train tickets in India. A night from Delhi to Udaipur costs $20 for second class, and an additional $10 for first class. Photo: Hira Punjabi/Getty.

Portugal: Even in fancy cafes, an espresso costs less than $1, and a beer less than $2. Tourists can stay overnight in country-style guesthouses for under $100. Photo: Luismaxx/Getty.

Honduras: Cheap food and accommodation are easy to come by in Honduras. Visitors can visit the white sands of Utila for diving or relaxation, or head to the Cayos Cochinos for a romantic honeymoon. The Mayan ruins of Copán or the adventure of Pico Bonico National Park are also worth exploring. Photo: Joe Dovala/Getty.

Bulgaria:Summer-loving travelers can head to the Black Sea for soft sand and $2 beers. Winter-loving couples can ski in Bansko and Borovets for all skill levels. Photo: Mike Harrington/Getty.

South Africa:Across South Africa, food is cheap and hotels are plentiful. Hotels in the Western Cape wine region are very affordable compared to other wine regions around the world. The Shosholoza Meyl Sleeper runs the same Johannesburg-Cape Town route as the luxury Blue Train, but costs 1/20th the price. Photo: Alta Oosthuizen/Getty.

Puerto Rico: Affordable resorts, beautiful sandy beaches and a rich history are the main attractions of Puerto Rico, especially the historic capital San Juan. The cheapest month of the year is May, with discounts of up to 40% due to the second half of the year being hurricane season, but May is not yet in full swing. Photo: dennisvdw/Getty.

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