Wulong, China
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With a population of just 356,748, Wulong is a sleepy backwater far off the beaten path for most expats. The district has made tourism and agriculture its main economic focus, but bureaucracy remains a persistent headache for those seeking to live or work here. And while the UNESCO-protected karst landscapes are undoubtedly scenic, the climate can be unforgiving, with frequent heavy rainfall. Overall, Wulong is best suited for adventurous types seeking an authentic Chinese experience, rather than those looking for the comforts of a major international hub.
Can I afford Wulong?
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$2075 / month
Savings Rate69%
Rent (Bahamas Average Adjusted)$405
Living Costs $520
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Healthcare20
Walkability5
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— Best Months to Visit
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