In Prague, you’ll enjoy all the elegance of a beautiful old-world European city without the high prices. The Czech Republic is known for history, architecture and, interestingly enough, delicious and cheap beer. There’s history, Pilsner Urquell was invented in the Czech Republic and is probably the most beloved brew in the country. If beer is not your thing, how about a massage and facial? The Czech Republic is also world-famous for its spas.
4. BALI
Link: http://www.indonesia-tourism.com/bali/index.html
The Indonesian island of Bali is truly a tropical paradise, far away and exotic yet affordable. You’ll find some of the world’s best beaches plus a a rich history and culture. There are numerous ceremonies, Balinese festivals and magnificent temples and palaces. The Balinese are skilled artisans, particularly in woodcarving and in making objects of tortoiseshell and of gold, silver and other metals. The Balinese are also noted for their traditional dance, the distinctive music of the gamelan and for their skills in weaving cloth.
5. TUNISIA
link: http://www.tourismtunisia.com/
This beautiful and exotic North African country offers pristine beaches, Roman ruins, the Sahara Desert, mosques, Andalusian architecture, sophisticated resorts, camel rides, jeep excursions, weavers, and traditional musicians.
Visit the capital city Tunis’s medina, or old city, founded in the seventh century, to see narrow, winding streets with surprises around every corner. You’ll see locals wearing traditional robes and barter in open-air markets amidst the smell of fresh bread, spices, and honey-drenched pastries.
link: http://www.planetware.com/guatemala-tourism-vacations-gua.htm
Guatemala is a land of tropical jungles, active volcanoes, mountain lakes, mountain cloud forests, volcanic beaches and coral reefs. The ancient ruins of Tikal provide a look at Mayan culture with plazas, an acropolis, pyramids, temples and a museum. Weaving is a popular business with a rainbow of colors found in the villagers’ hand-woven clothes. Each village has its own unique pattern and color. It is still possible to experience the clamor and color of an outdoor Indian market where handicrafts are made and sold in the same manner as in days gone by.