Phnom Penh🇰🇭

This bustling Southeast Asian capital is a surprisingly affordable hub for nomads, especially if you're mindful of your budget. A 1-bedroom apartment in the city center can be found for around $450, dropping to $300 outside. Eating out is a steal – a cheap meal is just $3, and even a mid-range restaurant won't break the bank at $10. Groceries run about $220/month. You'll find a moderate English-speaking population and a decent nomad community with 10 coworking spaces. Internet is solid at 45 Mbps, though reliability is just okay. Visa ease is excellent. This city suits those seeking a truly low-cost experience with good food and a vibrant expat scene. However, be prepared for unhealthy air quality, which is a significant honest caveat to consider when planning your stay. Overall, it’s a big win for your wallet, but your lungs might need a break.