Asia is one of the most popular tourist destinations not only because it possesses some of the most beautiful nature wonders or historically significant heritage sites, but it also captures the heart of the tourists for the warmth and hospitality of its people. These and more make Asian countries an ideal holiday destination not only for budget travellers but for everyone who desires to have a wonderful vacation. Here are some of the places that are worthy of your hard-earned money, places you should consider when you search for air tickets promotion for your holiday vacation:

1 – Hanoi, Vietnam The food is notoriously good here. Getting the chance to know how the famous Pho soup tastes like will probably be worthy enough of searching for the cheap flights to Vietnam. If you join the locals on the tiny plastic chairs on the sidewalks, you can eat well for almost nothing here, but even in the tourist restaurants things tend to be cheap and delicious. Just be careful when you cross the street because the motorbike traffic can be overwhelming for those who are new to Asia.

2 – Goa, India Goa is home to the most beautiful beaches of India. The cheap group of beach towns along its coasts are perfect places for relaxing under the sun or trying different water-related activities such as snorkelling, scuba diving or even surfing. With no taxes on alcohol, plus an absence of laws that prevent or restrict it like in most of India, Goa is a cheapskate drinker's paradise, with giant ice-cold bottles of Kingfisher going for under US$2 even at the beach shacks. The hotels and restaurants are budget-friendly too.

3 – Hoi An, Vietnam Hoi An is an Old Town is a small and protected Chinese-style fishing village that is a UNESCO Heritage Site, and even the more-modern city that surrounds it has a pleasant feel plus some very cheap hotels. Like most of the Asian countries, the best part here is the food scene. A few special local dishes are only found here at very cheap prices. This is also the best spot to enjoy Bia Hoi, which is the world's cheapest beer.

4 – Pokhara, Nepal For most tourists, the highlight of visiting Nepal is its gorgeous scenery and the trekking that goes along with it. Visitors usually fly first into the capital of Kathmandu, but Pokhara is really the tourism hub, and the starting point for most treks, including the famous Annapurna Circuit. Staying in Pokhara is very budget-friendly as its Lakeside neighborhood is low-key and lined with cheap guesthouses and restaurants, plus countless shops selling souvenirs and name-brand trekking gear. Just pick your dates carefully because it is usually chilly, rainy or hazy for at least half of the year.

5 – Chiang Mai, Thailand Chiang Mai is well-known for its cool weather and astounding sceneries. It is also noted for an abundance of beautiful temples and lush surroundings making it a good place to relax and rejuvenate. Chiang Mai is also a big hub for trekking in the area, plus visits to small and less touristy towns. The food here is yet another highlight, with slight variations on most of the famous dishes found in Bangkok and elsewhere at very lower prices.

6 – Luang Prabang, Laos More charming and scenic than the capital of Vientiane, Luang Prabang is gaining its popularity as a tourist destination but it's still cheap and a great bargain for those who would like to explore Laos. The old colonial city is filled with excellent yet very affordable restaurants and surprisingly cheap but clean and nice guesthouses, plus a temple on a hill that has the best views in the area.

7 – Kuta, Bali, Indonesia Kuta is considered as the main budget beach resort town, often filled with Australian surfers and backpackers who usually opt for more affordable accommodation. But this recommendation actually goes for the whole island. The tourism scene all over Bali has been expanding for more than a decade, especially in the mid-range and high-end parts of the spectrum, but the cheap and simple options are still available as well, like what you can find in Kuta.

8 – Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok is famous for its magnificent temples and abundant shopping options. From high fashion at reasonable prices to cheap brand-name electronics, there are thousands of shops to compare and choose from. And as it is a major hub for air traffic, flights to Bangkok are usually the cheapest for Southeast Asia, which is perfect because it's also the best place to start a trip to the region. Bangkok is also known for food, especially the cheap and abundant street food that is available around the clock.

9 – Siem Reap, Cambodia Siem Reap houses magnificent temples that are on par with the Great Pyramids of Giza or the lost city of Machu Picchu, however it is still a cheaper option. With Angkor Wat at the edge of town, you might expect Siem Reap itself to be a cheesy tourist dive, but fortunately the city is one of the nicest and most pleasant in all of Southeast Asia. There are other things to see, plus interesting local crafts, and even mellow bike paths between them. You've also got loads of great restaurants that serve cheap local dishes and happy-hour glasses of Angkor draft beer.

10 – Beijing, China With all the spectacular wonders Beijing has to offer, there is no doubt that it is worthy of an air ticket even though it is one of the more expensive cities in Asia. However compared to the popular tourist destinations in Europe and America, Beijing is still a fantastic bargain considering that it is indeed one of the world's great cities. With the Forbidden City at its heart, and the most popular section of the Great Wall just a short bus ride away, Beijing is the only place to really begin to understand China's ancient past alongside its surging future.

11 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Similar to Singapore, which is not far south of KL, Kuala Lumpur is a large and very modern city that seems to have more than its fair share of shopping centers, but it's also weirdly cheap considering the cosmopolitan feel. The influences of both China and India are very evident in the food and the culture, but the mixture of the two provides another interesting counterpoint that you don't find in many other places. It also hosts a wide range of excellent yet considerably cheap dining options and leisure activities.

12 – Hong Kong, China Al though Hong Kong is relatively expensive for an Asian country, this is such a striking and dynamic city that it's worth paying a bit more during a visit. The skyline of Hong Kong Island itself is one of the most scenic in the world, and the views from the Peak are unforgettable any time of the day.