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Georgia (Country)
$30-45/day. 8,000 years of wine. $5 sulfur baths. One-year visa-free.
Georgia (Country) rivals Vietnam with an average daily budget of $30-45, leveraging 8,000 years of winemaking history and Caucasus mountain scenery without Alpine price tags. Tbilisi's sulfur baths cost $5, and traditional meals like khachapuri run $3-5. The wine, made in clay qvevri pots via a UNESCO-listed method, is available for $2 per glass. Kazbegi and Svaneti offer Alpine-grade hiking at a fraction of Western European prices, and visa-free entry for most nationalities makes the country easy to reach.
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