Here are some ideal places for comfortable remote work:
Chiang Mai, Thailand
This Thai city in the north of the country is widely known as a mecca for digital nomads. Chiang Mai has many attractions such as beautiful temples, lush jungles, modern co-working spaces, exciting night markets and special Thai cuisine. The only downside is the relatively poor air quality.
Canggu, Bali
In recent years, this island paradise has become known as the perfect work-from-home destination for digital nomads. Canggu usually tops the Nomad List's Best Cities rankings, and its community is made up of both surfers and digital nomads who share great Australian-inspired cafes and plenty of co-working spaces. The downside is that there is no nightlife.
Ubud, Bali
Ubud is significantly different from Canggu, despite the geographical proximity. Ubud offers all the amenities a digital nomad needs, including co-working spaces, inviting cafes and more. Benefits include yoga studios and magnificent waterfalls nearby. The disadvantages include the remoteness of the beaches, weak wifi on the street.
Bangkok, Thailand
While Bangkok may not be as often mentioned as Chiang Mai, it is a great place for digital nomads. The capital offers many amenities such as co-working spaces, air-conditioned malls, affordable food, and upgraded transportation systems.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Saigon is a great place for programmers. Although it is the main financial center of Vietnam and more modern than other parts of the country, the city has affordable prices. There are many places to work and plenty of tasty and inexpensive food to try. In addition, the Vietnamese are very fond of coffee.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Those who want to get acquainted with Latin American culture should come to Buenos Aires. Here you'll find a mixture of North American and European influences, creating an exciting nightlife. Tango and football matches are waiting for you, as well as a pleasant climate to boot!
Budapest, Hungary
For those looking for an inexpensive European city with lots of cultural life, Budapest should be your choice! The Danube divides this city into two contrasting halves - one is hilly and ancient, and the other is modernized, providing plenty of entertainment such as the famous hot springs that gave it the nickname "city of baths".
