next year, so lemme know, I'd love to save some $$$. Estonia is surprisingly cheap outside the medieval capital Tallinn (more beautiful than Prague imho). Here's info on Estonia for people travelling on a budget: http://www.visitestonia.com/en/things-to\\... Jordan is absolutely not a cheap country to travel in. Whilst accommodation is reasonable (midrange accommodation for around 60 dollars per night for a double - perhaps you can get a dorm bed for 5 dollars but there's not much in the way of hostels that I saw), food is expensive. Whilst you can get a falafel sandwich for 2 dollars, an actual meal (without alcohol!) is in the region of 15 dollars - much, much more than you'd pay in Egypt or Syria. Not to mention the fact that admission to Petra is currently 38 JD (around 50 dollars) for a 2-day ticket, to rise in November to an eye-watering 55JD, making it, as far as I know, the most expensive historical site on Earth. It's totally worth it, but cheap it ain't. Syria would have been a much more obvious country for your list. I am very surprised no one has mentioned Slovakia. It is cheaper than Czech Republic and very beautiful. Well worth visiting in my opinion with the mountains, caves, castles,historic towns, rafting on the rivers etc Vietnam is cheap and a great destination I agree...we loved it. I have been to most of the countries mentioned here....but some too long ago for my prices to be relevant. It is