What Countries Have Weak Currency Against The Dollar

I need to get out and go for a wander, but, as you all know, money is extremely tight. I am looking for some good ideas on countries that are a good deal against the dollar now. I guess any good deals on plane flights out of Los Angeles would also be a big help. I am a broad-minded, low-budget, highly experienced backpacker so no countries are out of the question. Thanks

I don't think it's not the right question, Stinkey. I presume what you want to know is which countries have a low cost of living compared to the US. Is that what you want to know?

Is this a cross-posted question? It had half a dozen answers already. Either it's on another branch or they've all been removed.

My answer. This would only be of use if there are two countries of equal interest to you and costs then became a deciding factor in choosing between them.

i"d rather spend a month in Switzerland than 6 in Thailand personally. An example of why interests outweigh cost. There are lots of countries where travel is cheaper than in other countries. However, if they don't interest you what's the point of listing them?

I think it IS the wrong question.

Asking one question doesn't necessitate it being the sole factor in decisions. This is something you have to learn.

Combo of cheap to get to from LA and cheap to travel in will be Mexico or some parts of central america...esp.Guatemala or Nicaragua.

spending or speculating?

Argentina was one place where my dollars were spent well. Hostels, hotels ,food . All were very very cheap compared to the US and very good.

#2, see here:
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=2312695

atm give best rates. don't worry.

Like going gambling;
Never carry more cash on you,
than you can afford to lose. Cops can do nothing for tourist victims.

All guidebooks have a safety chapter; "money belt".

#6

Argentina sure isn't cheap anymore...you must have been there a while ago ;-)

Ofcourse it depends on your interests, but India does cater to all kinds of tourists, the rupee is weak, and everything is cheap(but getting expensive). A good double room could be got at just 15$,a single room even less. A non fancy meal wont cost more than 3$, transport is cheap, even a taxi with a driver wont be more than 40$ a day. An hour's bus journey wont be more than 1-3$,much much less in smaller towns.
And there's a lot to see,the himalayas,the deserts and palaces of rajasthan, busshist culture and extraordinary landscapes in ladakh and beautiful tropical scenery in kerala,the list is never ending.