On our travels we have found that some items are very cheap while some are expensive. Here is a snapshot from the first half of our journey.
Beer:
- China: $0.60 (650mL)
- Nepal: $2-5 (650mL)
- Singapore: $5 (355mL)
- Thailand: $1 (650mL)
- Egypt: $2 (500mL) - Hard to find in stores
Taxis:
- China: $1.40 for 3km, $0.40 for each extra km
- Malaysia: $20 for 90 minute ride
- Egypt: $40 for the whole day or about $1-$2 for small trips (gas costs ~$0.20/L)
Food:
- Street breakfast in China: $0.30 pp (eggish thing)
- Peeking duck in Beijing tourist trap: $15 pp
- Pad Thai on the streets of Bangkok: $0.85
- Half pinapple in the streets of Bangkok: $0.30
Hotels:
- Nepal on trek: $2/night
- Egypt: $4-$10 per night
Trains:
- Ovenight sleeper from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur (1st class) - $80
- Ovenight sleeper from Kuala Lumpur to Malaysia Border (2st class) - $15
- 10 hour daytime ride in Thailand (2nd class, no AC) - $10
- Ovenight sleeper from Islands to Bangkok (1st class) - $30
Misc:
- Camel in Egypt: $2,000
- Porter to carry 90kg pole in Nepal: $10/day
- Rolex on the streets of Hurghada: $14
- Wendy: 120 Camels
Stay tuned for another edition!
1 comment:
Absolutely loving the pricing index! If there is ever an international Price is Right, you are all over it- I want 15% of the winnings...or the jutebox, either or!
Love you all, stay safe and wear your sunscreen!
AsH
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