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How far can you travel on £250? How about a week on Spain’s Camino de Santiago, a long weekend in Jordan, or six days in Kosovo or Morocco – just a handful of the budget adventures undertaken by Wanderlust readers for our 25 trips under £250 special feature. Also inside are true trips of a lifetime: a 14-page guide to visiting Antarctica, and TV naturalist Mark Carwardine’s account of meeting mountain gorillas in Uganda.
Plus, exploring Israel, walking the new Wales Coast Path, and city guides to Calcutta and Vilnius.
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Afghanistan Afghanistan's strategic location has guaranteed it a starring (and bloody) role in history – but its wild landscapes are only intermittently accessible by travellers
Azerbaijan Known as the 'Land of Fire', Azerbaijan entertains the adventurous traveller with colourful markets, a cosmopolitan capital, hilltop castles and snow-capped peaks
Bangladesh Sun-dappled waterways, spice-infused alleys, tigers and tea fields: Bangladesh is full of surprises
Bhutan The last of the Himalayan kingdoms, there’s nowhere on earth quite like Bhutan. Thanks to a long history of isolation and controlled modernisation under the previous king, a trip to Bhutan feels like a journey into the past
Borneo Adventure doesn't get more exciting than Borneo. With luscious rain forests, endangered wildlife and diverse culture - this destination is perfect for adventure and nature lovers
Brunei Brunei combines natural beauty with a rich traditional heritage. Visit the Sultan's house - the largest palace in the world featuring a unique blend of contemporary and traditional Islamic architecture
Burma/Myanmar Years of isolation have kept Burma an unspoiled gem, with creaking teak monasteries and temples of stone, gracefully ageing in a cycle-paced society
Cambodia Cambodia is a captivating land of beautiful temples, wild jungle, unspoiled countryside, colonial architecture and sandy beaches
China China is a world to itself, with mountain ranges, ancient cities, charming wildlife and a fascinating culture – not to mention THAT wall
East Timor With basic infrastructure East Timor is not an easy place to travel. But with deserted beaches, beautiful countryside and charming locals it is perfect for the adventurous
Hong Kong Hong Kong is a dynamic metropolis of East meets West. An eclectic mix of modern skyscrapers, colonial buildings and traditional temples makes Hong Kong a popular destination for travellers
India Mighty castles and exquisite palaces set India’s past in stone, a backdrop to an exotic society of devout religion, timeless custom and vivid colour
Indonesia Dizzying in scale and variety, Indonesia is a captivating mix of natural beauty and cultural depth, tropical islands and traditional lifestyles – at a bargain price
Japan A country of contrasts, Japan's city Tokyo dazzles with bright lights and high-tech gadgetry while the cherry blossoms in Kyoto’s Maruyama Park are symbols of peace and beauty
Kazakhstan Despite the efforts of "Borat Sagdiyev", Kazakhstan is still a rarely visited part of Eurasia. With a sophisticated cafe culture and ecotourism programmes thriving in stunning countryside, this will not be the case for much longer
Kyrgyzstan Packed with nomad culture, mighty mountains and super horse-riding across the steppes, Kyrgyzstan is the adventure hub of Central Asia
Laos Discover the delights of this laid-back country of mountains and rivers. Travellers will be well rewarded with luscious landscapes, friendly people and unique glimpses of a country that's hardly changed for over a century
Macau Tiny Macau, an enclave on China's Pearl Delta, is best known for glitzy casinos but also offers a fun fusion of colonial style and Asian flavours
Malaysia The rising star of South-East Asia - Malaysia is a vibrant mix of tropical island resorts, warm coral seas, lush rain-forest, majestic mosques and temples and wonderful wildlife
Maldives Blissful, turquoise-lapped dots in the Indian Ocean, the islands of the Maldives offer great beach lazing but also great diving and whale watching, too
Mongolia Ghengis Khan's backyard is still frontier territory, home to nomadic herders and eagle hunters
Nepal Nepal's historic towns and cities are atmospheric bases for tea-house treks amongst the snow-capped Himalayas: add lowland jungle wildlife and you have it all
North Korea Probably the planet's most secretive, little-visited country, North Korea is a destination unlike any other
Pakistan Mountainous and beautiful, Pakistan is simultaneously forbidding and incredibly friendly. Discover bustling bazaars and Himalayan highways
Philippines With an archipelago so large, numerous and disparate, the Philippines is dizzyingly diverse – come for beautiful beaches, tribal cultures and volcanic landscapes
Singapore South-East Asia's buzzing island city, Singapore is a shopping and foodie mecca
South Korea A contradictory collision of ancient traditions ad hyper-modern cities, South Korea is one of Asia's offbeat hotspots
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka – the island of serendipity – rises from tropical sandy beaches into cool highland regions, rich with temples and tea plantations shrouded in mist
Taiwan It's China, but it's different – Taiwan has a culture, cuisine and scenery all of its own
Tajikistan Wedged between Central Asia, China and Afghanistan, Tajikistan is a mountainous land with outstanding trekking and one of the world's great road trips
Thailand Delicious food, beautiful beaches, great diving, trekking and wildlife-watching – what doesn't Thailand do brilliantly?
Tibet Arguably the most enticing destination in the Himalaya, Tibet remains a dramatic yet controversial destination for adventurous travellers
Turkmenistan The oddest of the Central Asian 'Stans' is a personality-cult police state with a wild hinterland harking back to the old Silk Road
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan's ornate mosques and medressas hint at its legacy as the historic trading hub of Central Asia – key caravanserai on the ancient Silk Road
Vietnam Vietnam has emerged as one of the hot travel tickets of South-East Asia. And why not?
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