Explore Asia’s top cities for just RM100 with Agoda

Agoda offers everything from value deals on activities to affordable hotels, ensuring Malaysian travellers can explore the world without breaking the bank. Plan your journey on Agoda and make RM100 go further in Asia’s most popular destinations.

Travelling on a budget doesn’t mean missing out on great experiences.

With RM100, travellers can savour unforgettable moments in Asia’s top cities — Tokyo, Bangkok, Seoul, Osaka, and Taipei — all popular picks on Agoda’s platform.

As the Malaysian Ringgit gains momentum, Agoda has spotlighted how far RM100 can take you in these bustling metropolises, where local favourites, iconic sights, and unique adventures await.

“Malaysians can now make the most of their Ringgit while travelling abroad, enjoying both value and memorable experiences,” says Fabian Teja, Agoda’s Country Director for Malaysia and Brunei.

With Agoda’s wide selection of accommodation, flights, and activities, travellers can explore Asia’s best without stretching their budget.

Tokyo: Iconic views and vibrant streets

Tokyo is a city where culture meets cutting-edge modernity, and with RM100 (around ¥3,551), there’s plenty to experience.

Start with a traditional breakfast in Shinjuku for ¥700-¥1,000 (RM20-RM28) and visit the Tokyo Metropolitan Building, where the free observation deck offers panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, including sights of Mount Fuji and Tokyo Tower.

In Akihabara, Tokyo’s electric town, anime fans can play arcade games for as low as ¥100 (RM2.86) and buy collectibles at Gachapon Kaikan.

To end the day, dine affordably in Shibuya or Harajuku for ¥800-¥1000 (RM23-RM29) and grab a Tokyo Metro 24-hour pass for ¥600 (RM17) to explore the city with ease.

Total Cost for the Day: Approx. RM94

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Bangkok: Art, culture, and street food

With RM100 (฿785), Bangkok’s charm is yours to explore.

Start with a famous 7-Eleven toasted sandwich for ฿30 (RM3.80) and then take a stroll through the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) for free exhibitions showcasing local artistry.

Later, join a walking tour of Wat Pho and Wat Arun for ฿328 (RM41.90) to witness Bangkok’s iconic temples.

For sunset views, visit Wat Saket for ฿50 (RM6.40), then refuel with the city’s renowned Pad Thai from Thipsamai at ฿200 (RM25).

Convenient transportation across Bangkok costs between ฿10 and ฿45 (RM2.16-RM5.74) on the city’s efficient public transit system.

Total Cost for the Day: Approx. RM92.10

Seoul: Trendy spots and street markets

Seoul’s vibrant scenes are accessible for around RM100 (₩31,539). Start in Hongdae or Gangnam, where ₩8,000 (RM25.40) lets you take a retro photobooth shoot at DON’T LXXK UP.

For ₩3,000 (RM9.60), visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, a favourite K-drama filming location.

At Gwangjang Market, feast on Bibimbap (₩5,000 or RM16) and Hotteok (₩1,500 or RM4.80).

At night, Myeondong’s street market is ideal for sampling Tteokkbokki (₩2,000 or RM6.40) and other popular snacks.

Travel is also affordable with the Climate Card Tourist Pass for ₩5,000 (RM16), which covers unlimited 1-day metro travel.

Total Cost for the Day: Approx. RM97.20

Osaka: Food, markets, and scenic views

Known as Japan’s culinary capital, Osaka offers plenty of treats for RM100 (¥3,551).

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In the Dotonbori district, grab a Taiyaki pastry for ¥100 (RM2.90) and explore the Osaka e-Pass, which for ¥2,400 (RM68), grants access to over 25 attractions, including the Umeda Sky Building and the Osaka Wheel.

Getting around the city is easy with the Eco Card 1-day pass for ¥820 (RM23), which allows unlimited access on Osaka’s metro and buses.

Total Cost for the Day: Approx. RM99.70

Taipei: Temples, night markets, and nature

Taipei provides a mix of cultural experiences for under RM100 (NT$670).

Begin with a morning walk through Daan Forest Park, followed by breakfast at Yong He Soy Milk King, where NT$25 (RM3.35) buys hot soy milk and NT$20 (RM2.70) gets a crispy you tiao.

The Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall offers free admission and the hourly guard changing ceremony. Later, visit Nanmen Market, where a bowl of beef noodles costs NT$140 (RM18.80).

Finish the day at Ningxia Night Market with delicacies like oyster egg omelettes for NT$85 (RM11.40).

Total Cost for the Day: Approx. RM91.95

Travel smart with Agoda’s top deals

In cities across Asia, travellers can indulge in rich experiences for just RM100.

With Agoda’s network of over 4.5 million accommodations, the platform helps you find both luxury and budget-friendly stays, making trips accessible and unforgettable.

By maximising value, Agoda is a trusted partner for Malaysians looking to travel wisely.

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