Key attractions to recommend are: Angkor Wat (Cambodia), Great Wall (China),Himalayas (Nepal), Taj Mahal (India), Varanasi (India).

Cost: Asia has the cheapest and most expensive countries in the world. Outside the most expensive cities, where you can probably find dormitories, you'll be able to save funds by sharing a double room with someone.
Air Transportation: Some domestic flights are surprising cheap, so before you head off to bus station for another long hours journey, consider taking a peek at some local air fares. You may decide it's worth the extra US$20-US$70, or whatever the difference may be. For instance, from Bangkok, you can fly nearly anywhere is Asia for about US$75-US$200. Domestic one-way tickets in China cost US$100-US$300 and in India about US$200.
Visa: Laos. Philippines and Vietnam are the countries requiring most travellers to get a visa for a one-month stay or longer, but double check with embassies. Sometimes this differs when arriving by air or overland. Nearly all countries require that your passport be valid for at least six months from your date of entry, and that you have proof of onward travel and/or sufficient funds to finance your stay and your trip home. Usually, a major credit card will help demonstrate this.
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