Where does

$100

a day take you?

Bullet trains, temples in the megacity, and food cheaper than you expect.

Café terraces, long lunches, and ordinary things done beautifully.

Castles, free museums, ancient pubs — and trains that tie it together.

Berlin's history, Munich's beer gardens, Hamburg's harbour.

Street food, golden temples, and cheap flights to the beaches.

Rice terraces, sea temples, and the world's largest Buddhist monument.

Street tacos and world-class dining rooms, often on the same block.

Where Europe and Asia share a ferry line — empires, tea, and hospitality.

Imperial palaces, a wall you can see for days, and mobile-only cities.

Skyscraper canyons, Hollywood, and desert neon — three different Americas.

Limestone karsts, motorbike-choked old quarters, and superb street food.

Ruins, Renaissance art, and canals — all a fast train apart.

Gothic Prague, a storybook river town, and Brno's bars and wine.

Hot-spring baths, castle towns and wine cellars — on the forint.

Ten volcanic islands of white sand, morna music, and Creole calm.

Islands, minimalist design, and a national commitment to fika.

Late dinners, surreal architecture, and tapas worth lingering over.

Medina mazes, mountain-backed cities, and craft centuries deep.

Pyramids, pharaohs' tombs and the Nile, from Cairo south to Aswan.

The world's tallest tower, a desert Louvre, and easier than you expect.

Yellow trams, port wine, and the best value in Western Europe.

Ancient ruins, caldera sunsets, and the eurozone's cheapest capital.

Palaces, world-class subways, and food cheaper than Tokyo.

Machu Picchu, Andean cities, and the best food in South America.

Medellín's cable cars, walled Cartagena and a high Andean capital.

Harbour ferries, laneway coffee, and the reef at the top.