Board: /trv/
"/trv/ - Travel" is 4chan's imageboard dedicated to travel and the countries of the world.
Hey voyagers,
/trv/ is a slow board, so don't expect immediate responses. CHECK THE CATALOG – you might find threads already discussing topics you're interested in.
Before asking for suggestions, tell /trv/ about your:
>Budget
>Interests
>Level of understanding of the local language(s)
This makes it easier to give quality advice. Of course, keep your posts travel related.
For all other matters:
General culture questions >>>/int/
Politics discussion >>>/pol/
Transportation discussion >>>/n/
Outdoors-related discussion >>>/out/
For more information about safety, planning and other miscellaneous topics, check out the pastebin in the next post: What are some cities where cycling is a realistic choice for commuting? What's the deal am I supposed to tip in albanian restaurants? Every time I do it kind of creates a scene. I don't mind tipping because it's only like 50 cents or $1 but I just want to get the fuck out of there and not have some albo chase me down shoving junk metal at me. What does /trv/ think of Andrew Henderson from Nomad Capitalist. He helps 7 and 8 figure entrepreneurs travel the world to live and work where they're treated best.
For real though I know it would be stupid to actually pay this guy for anything, but is the advice in his videos and articles reasonable? Considering 5 states atm
>Florida
>Montana
>Colorado
>Virginia
>Georgia
Which one should I roll with and why Affordable
World class food
World class entertainment
Mountains, dunes, lakes
Decent crime rate compared to other cities Latin America Thread
I'll start, what's are some good places to go in LatAm during November/December?
Preferebly with good weather, maybe nice beaches and pretty women. Good food wouldn't hurt either.
Somwhere you can spend a few weeks to avoid the shitty weather in northern hemisphere
I've wanted to go to Rio but I've heard they have rain season during November and December.
How about Colombia? I'm just a bit worried about the political situation there and the crime. What's the absolute fastest way to get EU citizenship so I can live where I want in Schengen? Besides marrying a local. I'm Canadian if it matters.
I'm tired of having to go 3 months in 3 months out of schengen all the time.
What are my options? Someone here must know some little-known loophole or method. Help me out, please. 
Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread
>also known as /sqt/ (Stupid Questions Thread)
For most of your one-off questions that pertain to travel.
If you want to discuss or argue about COVID-19, vaccines, or politics, take it to another thread or even another board.
The answer to most questions regarding COVID-19-related travel restrictions is "We don't fucking know."
If your question is specific to a popular destination (such as Japan, Thailand, Italy, France, etc.), check to see if there is a relevant thread before asking it here.
If your question is about an administrative or procedural matter (eg. visas, passports, customs/immigration, airport/airline policies, etc.), try to be as specific as possible. Such information may include, but is not limited to: your nationality, where you're going, any layover points, etc. These details do get missed quite often, and they sometimes can make a difference.
If you are planning a trip and would like some help, try to have some idea of what you want to do. Nobody here can read your mind; tell us your hobbies & interests, at least.
All content posted in this thread and any external URLs are for informational purposes only. Use at your own risk.
Previous thread: >>2040550
QTDDTOT Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/SWZUGxAm
COVID-19 Travel Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/KiE4YMUy despite being the worlds superpower by 2030, people dont talk about india much on /trv/
what was your experience like in india? did you shit in the streets and eat indian street food? tell stories. Maverick edition
Previous Thread: >>2036677
>What is this?
/rcg/ was created as a way for the rollercoaster enthusiasts on here to discuss all things rollercoasters, as well as amusement parks in general.
Roller Coaster Database:
>https://rcdb.com/
Amusement Park News Sites:
>https://www.themeparkinsider.com/
>https://www.screamscape.com/
>https://www.coaster101.com/
>https://www.themeparktourist.com/news
Disney Parks News:
>https://allears.net/
>https://wdwnt.com/ PaTTTaya General: Bing bong schling schlong bars girls tickle my ding dong edition. You bros ready for October 1st when the country opens up again and we get to party our asses off? Best city in Canada for fun nightlife? Do you agree with these? can any Ameris vouch for these? I am WFH and have the option to move virtually anywhere I please in the US. What are some good places to live that are safe, have shit to do for autismos (like book clubs, anime cons, things of that nature), and is affordable for someone making 64k/yr? What are the best countries to visit during christmas and new years? also feel free to share your travelling stories during that period My favorite travel show clip ever is Huell Howser at the Bagdad Cafe, which despite its name is somewhere in the Mojave Desert.
youtube.com/watch?v=ImpGsMenmSs
Everyone in the video is a character. I especially like General Bob, who seems legitimately angry to be interviewed. thinking about becoming a digital nomad. is it a meme or no? What are some interesting metropolis in Africa? Which nation would be the easiest for an American to just start over in and stay out the reach of the law(child support not murder). Willing to learn any Romance language and must have comparable Standard of living to US I'm thinking about leaving the USA to save on taxes. Should I? 
Previous Thread: >>2104174
Copypasta FAQ:
>When will Japan open to tourists again?
We don't fucking know.
>Ok, but seriously, when will Japan be open to tourists? Give me an estimate.
Two more weeks: https://www.japan-guide.com/news/alerts.html
>Is Hiroshima+Miyajima worth it as a day trip from Osaka/Kyoto?
Not really, it's too rushed and you should probably just stay the night there.
>How do I travel by public transportation?
Install the "Official Japan Travel App"
>"Dude what should I see in ________?"
https://www.japan-guide.com/
https://www.jnto.go.jp/
Solid general guides - sights, sample itineraries, pre-travel considerations, etc
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1fmfaySQHmojbRGKWCwRecq6Ln1Bb2Xdh&ll=35.67928012473078%2C139.68638283648374&z=12
/JPG/anon put together an autistic supermap of sights, restaurants, and shopping. Go nuts.
*Current status on the Miyajima Floating Torii Gate*
>Absolutely fucked. Consequently, it's not worth visiting Miyajima.
*Info on prostitution*
Japanese girls are for Japanese men only. The only thing Japanese girls will find impressive about you is your すごい高い鼻: HONK HONK.
>http://rockitreports.com/category/sex-in-tokyo/
>http://erolin.net
>http://rockitrisingsun.com
>https://paradise-tokyo.net
>http://hentaitokyo.com
*JR Pass*
Many people ask about whether or not the JR Rail Pass is worth it. It depends on your itinerary.
>http://www.hyperdia.com/en/
Plug your itinerary into Hyperdia to determine ticket costs, then compare to the below JR Pass options:
>7 day Pass: 29,110¥ (approximately a Tokyo-Kyoto round-trip bullet train trip)
>14 day Pass: 46,390¥
>21 day Pass: 59,350¥
Super-easy rail pass calculator. Fill in your planned trips, get a quick yes/no response.
>https://www.japan-guide.com/railpass/ Since this is a popular time of year, can we get a thread on the far northeast. I'm looking to take a mini road trip around these states with the main focus being Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. I know it's high season with the foliage, but does anyone have any tips or recommendations on where to stay around Bar Harbor? (Looking at Ellsworth currently since prices are really high) Any trail recommendations? or fun things to do or good places to eat? (I prefer quality wholesome places, not fancy expensive stuff) Any information or discussion welcomed on the region. I want to learn French and travel to Quebec. Any sites or tips you would recommend to become semi-fluent in French quickly? I already have a slight understanding of grammar and vocabulary, its not like i'm starting from scratch. >cheap as fuck
>sunny
>attractive women
>good food
>no lockdowns, not hard to get in
Why the fuck are you not in Turkey right now? 
Burger here, trying to maximize my wagie 10 day vacation per year. I am a first time solo traveler and I am debating between Columbia (Cartegena, Medellin), Spain (Barcelona, Ibiza, islands), Thailand, Germany (Berlin), Poland (Krakow), or Mexico (TJ, Cabo, Playa del Carmen) as my choice of travel. Ideally I want some place with cheap and great cooming and the ability to pay someone to stay the night. I would also like good nightlife and anywhere I can maximize my WGF of blue eyes. I want to plan this sometime in March or February and realize that Thailand will probably not reopen by this point. Will any of the other options offer me the level of that experience for cheap or am I better off waiting? Also am not even sure if Thailand is the best option but it is constantly shilled here as a coomer's paradise so it seems like the logical choice. However, Mexico and Columbia seem really promising and I have a decent amount of Spanish I can use. Are the girls in these countries easy to score without having to monger as well? I put Germany on here for their FKK's which I have always wanted to go to as well as the crazy nightlife they seem to have, as well as the other Eastern Euro choices I put. Spain I put for similar reasons as Columbia and Mexico but they also seem to have decent mongering and activities to do. I want to leave the sex prison of the USA, living at home is doing me no favors and unless you are in a big city living on your own or have girls you fucked with from high school it is impossible to score in my suburban shithole. Plus these AMP's and strip clubs will charge you out the ass for mediocre cooming. Help a burger out please. 
Help /trv/ I don't have much time left. I'm going on a one-way tour from Portugal to Germany, completely on foot. No public transports, not even a bike or an hotel stay. I must absolutely leave within the end of the month thus I got only 9 days for any extra preparations
I'm bringing 500 euros cash because I can't use my cc once I get going and I don't have much on my account anyway, but at least I already got a lot of camping and some survival gear I can finally put to use. I'm not gonna list everything now but if necessary I will later. I expect to eat only rice and multivitamin pills for at least a month, I already have the pills and rice prepared, I added some dried almonds and powder milk just in case the pills and rice don't cut it.
The purpose of the tour is getting myself used to being out there 24/7 and move around both natural areas and urban areas during cold seasons without leaving trace and being as stealthy as possible, once I reach Germany I will settle for a couple weeks in any desolate area I can find to do physical training until I'm ready.
I expect that 500 euros will suffice for replenishing food and multivitamins for a period of at least 5 months just in case something goes wrong. No unnecessary questions, I'd rather read some advice, any kind of advice helps because I know there is something I'm overlooking but I cannot ask advice to anyone irl because I don't know anyone worthy of asking.
I already asked on /out/ since there will be a lot of wild camping involved but they were useless. I'd like to hear advice from experienced anons and this is probably the only board where I could find actual travelers.
I know the EU has generally very strict regulations against wild camping and there isn't much "wilderness" left since agriculture takes up most of the non-urban land, this kinda worries me because I have only ever camped to the beach before. Anyone here been to Cancun, Mexcio? Or Tulum? Any recommendations for places to visit?
Mostly planning on just chilling at the beach and driving to Chichen Itza. Any other places close by worth checking out? White men get the best looking Asian women edition
https://www.kayak.com/travel-restrictions/thailand
Foreign visitors that are permitted to enter Thailand from approved countries are required to have the following:
- An approved Certificate of Entry (COE)
- Proof of a COVID-19 insurance plan that covers the entire duration of their trip with a minimum coverage of $100,000
- The Thailand Plus app in order to show a QR code upon entry
- Arrangements to stay at an Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ)
Is anyone planning to go? Your thread for:
* "they're finally opening up / no they're not" arguing,
* "I just want to see historical sites BTW where do I find hookers" cooming,
* "help she says she's pregnant wat do" desperationing.
* "I impregnated dozens of teens" LARPing,
* "you disgusting pigs just can't satisfy a white queen like me" roastieposting, and
* "Duterte sucks open the fuck up" ranting. What's the best casino for someone who's never been to Vegas before? Preferably one of the ones with a specific theme ala Luxor or Caesar's Palace
And of course one that isn't too expensive, but what's considered the overall best casino in Vegas? do i need the jab or a negative corona test if i want to use a hotel in germany, austria and italy? 
>just arrived in tunesia for transit
>got to get to my gate and let my boarding pass be printed
>enter a tiny room, 5 meter x 15meter or so
>door i came through is a one- way door
>infront of the only exit theres a backage scanner
>on the left 2 airport workers
>on the right 2 cops
>around the left corner like 2 dozen people sitting looking tired and wasted as fuck
>security 1 listens to me, takes my passport tells me to sit down
>thinking aight all good, im white, european, all good
>my flight to nice already boarding
>sit next to some guy
>he starts talking to me
>says hes italian, that they wont let him enter
>that hes waiting for 4 fucking hours already
>that they got his passport but are just ignoring him
>he tells me many there have those issues
>starting to worry about my flight
>that these workers there are assholes not doing their job
>didnt sleep all night b4 as i left at 6am with neet sleeping rhytm so thats not helping either
>to to the security guy again ask them whatsup
>dude has no cue wtf i want from him lol
>start explaining again that i need my ticket, that my plane is boarding
>he tells me to sit down again
>i dont
>keep standing there
>he just sits there staring into his phone
>i ask him again
>he fucking says he doesnt know what i want
>starting to sweat a bit, theyre fucking with us wtf
>starting to bother him nonstop now
>he calls someone mentions allemagne something
>finally he prints my boarding pass
>thinking i made it so i walk out It genuinely has a disgusting looking public realm - underwhelming public parks, tons of bland glass high rises and low rise brutalism, and poorly maintained, diminutive looking victorian housing with increasingly unchecked graffiti, and a population that seems to love it and has really intense delusions as to Toronto being at all comparable to architecturally epic and elaborate cities like New York City and Chicago. Toronto doesn't even have the aesthetic cache of Cincinnati or Pittsburgh, in terms of it's built form. Why does Canada reward such mediocrity? How do you have fun traveling solo? How bad are the restrictions in Finland right now? I have a 20hr layover in Helsinki on my way to Poland and I'd love to be able to go out and explore the city while I wait. I'm not vaxxed but I'll have had a negative covid test within a day and would be willing to submit to another. Any idea if I'd be allowed out? I read you could only leave the airport if you had a specific reason to, like visiting family. Could I lie about visiting family during my layover? Would I be caught in that lie and then not let into Poland? WWooF, Workaway and other ways to work for food and lodging
Cheap housing and food for a few hours of work 5 to 6 days a week, while having the chance to immerse yourself in a foreign culture and language? Sounds like a good deal to me.
Any of you guys have any experience with WWooF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms), Workaway or similar websites?
I only recently found out about these sites and am extremely interested in hearing what you fine people think about them and the way they work.
If you don't know, they basically connect people all over the world: those who are looking for cheap living in exchange for work, and those who are willing to take total strangers to work and live on their land for periods of time. The host only covers the cost of living and food, while the workers pay for their own extra expenses. Does anyone have any experience doing medical tourism (dental, specifically)?
I am a leaf whose teeth need a lot of work. I imagine that going to a shittier country and expecting quality care is retarded. But is it reasonable to travel somewhere like Poland, Russia or Hungary and obtain decent-ish dental work at a somewhat reputable clinic, and not get scammed? Am I kidding myself? Are there any guides on doing this? Going to Mexico City for a few days around the Day of the Dead but it seems like the celebrations are postponed for another year. Any suggestions for things to do around the city or nearby towns? I spent a few days exploring Centro Historico and have seen Teotihuacan a few years ago. Thinking about checking out Lucha Libre and maybe doing a day trip to Cholula to see that pyramid or something? What are some fun things for a solo American traveler to do?
Also I'm married but going solo, so not looking to get laid or anything. PERU
Anyone have any suggestions for things to do around cusco and machu picchu? Thinking of hitting it up after i venture around colombia. Why is he the most based travel vlogger? Best city in Canada for fun nightlife? North Korea
Turkmenistan
Somalia
Timbuktu Haven't traveled since the whole covid thing started. Want to go to Asia (I live in Europe).
Would have to wear a mask on the whole 15+ hour flight?
If yes, do people actually do this?
Do you get to eat?
If yes, then why do you need a mask if you take it off to eat anyways? Any recomendation on Krakow Poland in here for 3 days with work my budget about 1000$ and I know absolutely nothing about the place In a couple of months, I will travel around east asia for work related reasons (if the COVID demon permits). To China, Japan and possibly I will visit S. Korea for the fun of it.
When I travelled to other foreign countries before, I would hit up a chick to show me around, translate for me, be on call if I had to deal with a taxi, give me tips on areas to avoid etc.
The problem is that now I have a long-term GF. Are there apps or something like dating apps that aren't dating apps where I can meet people who want to meet a foreigner?
I loved the advantage of having a local (who I knew wouldn't sell my organs) on my side in a foreign land. Single lads, I'd recommend this route for your future travels. But now it seems like my golden ticket method might have expired.
Has anyone else dealt with a similar problem? Whats tips do you have for 5 guys with a range rover?
We are considering a fishing charter/shark cage
nightlife boozing/college bars
those japanese gardens looked cool too
anything worth doing? All ears Any anons experience jakarta? Is it better than Thailand? I don’t know why but I’m pulled towards jakarta lately. Thinking about heading out there soon for as long as I can manage 6 months ish. Any advice? Can we chat more about why jakarta is better than Thailand? If it is. What’s to do? Is still Tokyo a nice place to explore? 
Mid-Autumn Festival is on it's way. Have you gotten your mooncakes yet? They're a symbol of lunar appreciation.
Legend has it, in the ancient past, there was a hero named Hou Yi who was excellent at archery. His wife was Chang'e. One year, the ten suns rose in the sky together, causing great disaster to the people. Yi shot down nine of the suns and left only one to provide light. An immortal admired Yi and sent him the elixir of immortality. Yi did not want to leave Chang'e and be immortal without her, so he let Chang'e keep the elixir. However, Peng Meng, one of his apprentices, knew this secret. So, on the fifteenth of August in the Chinese lunisolar calendar, when Yi went hunting, Peng Meng broke into Yi's house and forced Chang'e to give the elixir to him. Chang'e refused to do so. Instead, she swallowed it and flew into the sky. Since she loved her husband and hoped to live nearby, she chose the moon for her residence. When Yi came back and learned what had happened, he felt so sad that he displayed the fruits and cakes Chang'e liked in the yard and gave sacrifices to his wife. People soon learned about these activities, and since they also were sympathetic to Chang'e they participated in these sacrifices with Yi. Hey guys, me again. Remember me?
I'm just here to remind you that I was right and most of you were wrong, again. Are you starting to realize that it's really over yet? No? What is it going to take?
Where are all the guys that were globetrotting and living it up LAST YEAR. You still hanging out there just living the free back packing lifestyle like Leonardo Dicaprio in the beach? Still just chilling like the surfers in Point Break? Still partying like the kids in National Lampoons European Vacation? What other movies are out there you will NEVER be able to imitate? Would you get married in another country? 34 year old fi bro here, got lucky with a tech based venture capital start up 8 years ago and retired 3 years ago. I've travelled to about 40 countries and I'm officially bored of this planet.
1) The deliciousness of food reaches a limit, and overtime it all tastes the same. Between 3 star michelin rated restaurants to hole in the walls to places only locals know, it all gets boring. You reach a point where food only tastes good when you're hungry, and at that point anything is good.
2) women, like food, have the same qualities. Over time all pussy blends in together, as do all women. I'm basically gay at this point because between prostitutes (high end ones) and tinder girls and girlfriends, I've fucked over 200 women. It really gets old, especially when you have the option to pay $1000-2000 for a high end escort whenever you want. Also, normal girls can sense when a guy has been laid a lot which makes you even more attractive to normal girls, so it has sort of a snowballing effect. 
Hello there anons, I'm an european in his mid 20s and I'm thinking of visiting New York in the fall, say in early October.
First of all I'd like to get your opinion on whether that'd be a good time to visit (both season-wise and coof-wise) and if it's reasonable to even visit on a budget of say ~200$ a day (both for a room and living expenses) expecting to eat alright, move around, and see some sights without doing any crazy shopping or luxury dining/experiences and considering that I don't care much about the nightlife and alcol/drugs/bitches or if itsn't what amount would be instead.
Also, what areas would you recommend to look at booking a room in? In my case it'd be retarded to stay at some big pricey hotel in some tourist trap of an area when I'll realistically use my room just to keep my things/sleep but at the same time I'd like somewhere clean and safe and not too far removed from the classic points of interest such as Manhattan.
Also general tips about staying in New York I guess? (maybe where to eat well for cheap, what to do/see other than what you'd find on a shitty list, where to meet locals, how to not get robbed etc.) I am currently in Oxford. What are some good activities to see and do here? A lot of the colleges are closed to the public. Also, is it just me, or does the city seem a little rough in the evenings? I have seen four homeless people so far and I constantly hear sirens from ambulances or police. Best place to live in the west coast that is low cost-of-living and good job market?
My state is unlivable now and I want out What's the most unique place in the world to travel? Somewhere that feels otherworldly. Somewhere that doesn't feel similar to any other place. Preferably in a good way. Any anons have any recs on where to find quality authentic Berber rugs in Morocco?
Is it easy to have them mailed back home? Here's the scenario, you have 72 hours to leave extraditionland (in my case we are referring to the US justice system but feel free to contribute your situation) and you have a passport but not a visa ready to go. What do you do?
Where do you go? How do you live? Budgeting for bribes? >mfw I got my vaccinations Gonna be there in September and October. I am perfectly fluent in French. Any tips for a 23 years old first time solo traveler? Must visit places? How's the hostel situation there with covid? Seasonally like for 3-4 months in a year. Thoughts on this, made it in crypto and I like to travel. What are good neighborhoods? Also St Petersburg. Thinking Airbnb. I made a guide for tourists visiting Germany: which cities to see and which turds to avoid. thread died before i answered questions, will respond here.
Previous thread: >>2102437 So, I've bought some tickets to travel abroad in December, and for reasons beyond my control, I'm going to have to get the vaccine. I'm thinking about just getting one and then getting the PCR test done before I leave, because the country I'm traveling to requires it.
So, which one should I get? Which one, that is, is least likely to make my heart explode or grow a third eye or some other shit? I've been totally disconnected this entire pandemic and have done zero research on the topic, so any help is appreciated. Serious answers only, please. I bought tickets to Romania about four months ago. I'm leaving in two weeks from USA. Fully vaxxed, do I still need to quarantine? I keep checking different sites and they all say otherwise. I'm going to Canada soon, what are the chances they'll want to see my HDD and how hard do they snoop? Should I start erasing all my pirated movies and my lewd Love Live pics? /taiwan/ general.
anyone here right now?
whats the current vibe?
I can go in winter but double guessing myself because of zero covid insanity. Ask questions about getting locked down and other things.
Anyone else got their jab, or registering to get their jab? Picture related, it happened today. If I took 10k out of my bank account and stopped being a wagie for a month, I feel resentful about life gday, few years ago I wrote short stories of the trips I took through a number of countries on my way to 40030 km by bicycle. Decided to translate them into English and post here since it was my great joy to make a few threads here back in the day.
Few bits of background information from the original thread:
>Two months ago had a chance to choose redundancy at work. That gave me an unexpected freedom and some extra money- not a lot by any means. Decided for the better or worse that this might be my best chance to cycle around the world. So I set off from UK two weeks ago with the route pictured in mind and a goal of 40 030 kms from that by bicycle.
>Did a 23 day trip across Europe 2 years ago with around 100 euros (2400km by bike and 2400km by hitchhike) and shared it here afterwards. That plus some other cycling trips around the edges of Europe is the extent of my experience. What are some things to do in Vancouver? When will international travel be allowed? 
Going to NYC for the week of Thanksgiving. Looking for areas to stay and things to do. Price is $200-300 a night or so for a room. Catch is I want it to be along the parade route so we can watch it. This will be my first time to NYC and always had a hate towards the city but now I'm interested in everything it offers.
We will probably go to several museums like The Met, Museum of Natural History, the Morgan Museum, Guggenhiem, and MoMA. I'm sure I'm missing other interesting ones.
We will also probably want to check out some of the cool building like WTC, Chrysler, Empire State, Rockefeller, Grand Central, Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island.
We will want to see Central Park and I've heard Washington Square is cool also.
I'll be posting on /ck/ and /fa/ due to my interests in those things. On the /ck/ side we are hoping to do Per Se or Le Bernardin. Probably will check out Jacques Torres and Fabrique. Also would like authentic italian or chinese food. New York pizza and those types of things. For /fa/ I bought a pair of Enzo Bonafe oxfords in Stockholm, so looking for places around that type of style in NYC. I also will need some Hestra peccary gloves repaired because I don't have anyone worth their shit locally to get them fixed. > greatest traveler in pre-modern history
> starts pilgrimage to mecca, ends up fucking around abroad for 24 years cooming
> 10 wives and hundreds of concubines on four continents
> visits europe, asia, africa, middle east
> writes 1000 page travel memoir about which places have the best food and hottest chicks
how do I become modern day Ibn Battuta, /trv/? I am thinking of going to Amsterdam with the bros. The problem is that they seem to be too focused on the weed and the nightlife. What are some interesting places we can visit so that we don't waste the trip like that? Note that I am not interested in the brothels, and museums seem kind of a waste of time (in the sense that they rush you and you forget the stuff that you saw) what would be the real life equivalent of Roanapur from Black Lagoon? Just a tropical beach town that is essentially lawless and where tons of international gamblers, gangsters and outcasts gather. Maybe Sihanoukville? Or have the chinese conquered that completely? hi, /trv/
I am designing a travel backpack, and a study backpack, I would appreciate it if you would leave me your ideas Anyone been to Chechnya? How was it? Was it comparable to Japan? I have a friend in France. She wants to travel to the US to meet up, but is very concerned about the vaccine and doesn't want to get it. What's the best way to grift the system and allow for travel? Religious exemption? Doctor exception? Faking a vax card? We've been planning on meeting up for a while now and I saved up my vacation time to show her around. Any Frenchies here with any ideas? sup faggots
solo trip to Rio coming up soon
everyone is telling me not to go because its dangerous AF over there. Are they just being pussies or am i really going to end up in a rekt thread on /gif/ soon ??
I wanna here from you degenerates that have actually been there before. LARPers fuck off.
pic unrelated obviously
also, fuck these captchas He was alright before he sold out Is there any specific laws I should know about that aren’t obvious? Anything cultural as well… planning on moving to NH asap I.e when I got enough money Everywhere I go for advice it’s always “why you wanna leave such a nice place anon” “you sound like a right-wing psychopath anon” “we don’t want you in our country anon”
Why the fuck is leaving this country like solving the fucking Da Vinci code? >open booking.com
>check bangkok-sathorn
>5 star hotels with roof top pools are 15 usd/night due to covid
>go to my bookings
>upcoming bookings
>paris, 60 euro/night for shitty budget hotel in african area, already paid Biden passed some law where you need to be vaccinated to return to the USA, so when I leave for Mexico because I don't have high hopes for where America's headed - I won't be able to return. On a metaphysical level I know my time here in America is done for now, but my family's here. It hasn't really settled in yet. Travel related because obviously it effects all Americans who travel and wish to live overseas. anyone ever tried buying a motorbike in calcutta and riding it through the eastern bit of India that protrudes and then into burma? I want to do 2 months in india and 2 months in SEA in mid 2022 chinavirus permitting and thought this would be a fun way to bridge the two Wtf do you do in boston? I've been here for 3 weeks and all I do is walk around the city. All these girls are out of my league so tinder and bumble have been silent since I first arrived. What is a good traditional boston meal btw, what is the city known for? None of my coworkers actually live in Boston either. Also maybe I have covid or something but the food tastes really bland. What can a somewhat shy autist do in and around Berlin and Potsdam?
Ended up in Potsdam for my studies, classes only start about four weeks from now, I don't know a single soul here (or at least none less autistic than I am) and don't have a clue how to decently kill those weeks besides the obvious stuff like visiting museums, palaces and castles. Is it ethical to travel right now? Have any of you ever visited a castle? I want to spend the winter (dec/jan/feb) somewhere cheap. I have a little project (game) i've been working on that i'd like to finish, so the idea is to rent an AirBNB for a month, work on my project during weekdays and check out the place + surroundings on the weekends. I reckon i'll move places once a month to keep it fresh.
What are places that aren't too cold, safe, cheapish and have 3 month visa's for tourists (im from a good european country)? I've got both of my 5G Bill Gates doses, so that won't be an issue.
I've looked at georgia, which ticks all my boxes, but its a bit too cold for me. Thailand would've been my first choice (not interested in degeneracy, but weather and prices line up with what im after) but i'm not too keen on jumping through too many hoops and the country honestly seems destroyed atm.
Currently my gaze is on central america. Mexico maybe? How are the other countries there? Effectively i suppose im looking for expat places i suppose. Looking at Charleston, SC and Portland, ME. Which has:
More stuff to do
Better nature
Better food
More affordable
Lower crime >go to GOOGLE STREET VIEW
>search your favorite place or hotel
>post how it survived COVID any digital nomads or we the fuck they are called wanna chime in? how to score these cushy gigs? i have applied on weworkremotely and angelList and gotten one offer and a couple interviews. What lifestyle enables you to travel the most? Vacations aren't enough for me, I just want to bum around the globe until I die. I don't need much to be happy just the freedom to go anywhere. I don't care about a career or stability though if there was a career that was centered around traveling that could be nice for me How would you spend $50,000 in Thailand this November if it’s your last vacation? What are some places that I can go to that feels like I'm taking a journey into the heart of darkness? pic most certainly rel This concept seems absurd. It’s clearly impossible to travel the world in only 80 days. https://www.kayak.com/travel-restrictions/thailand
Foreign visitors that are permitted to enter Thailand from approved countries are required to have the following:
- An approved Certificate of Entry (COE)
- Proof of a COVID-19 insurance plan that covers the entire duration of their trip with a minimum coverage of $100,000
- The Thailand Plus app in order to show a QR code upon entry
- Arrangements to stay at an Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ)
Is anyone planning to go? With the US opening up to EU tourists I was thinking of finally fulfilling my naive, romanticised imagination of classic americana. The most obvious destination would be Texas. Or is Texas in reality a huge meme? Maybe I should rather try to go to Montana and Wyoming?
As a child born in the Soviet Union and absorbing massive amounts of American media during the 90s it's rather normal to be fascinated by American culture. I already have been to NYC many times and once to SF. I am not really interested in LA and Chicago seems a bit dangerous at the moment. So I've chosen my next "theme" of the trip to be more rural and outdoorsy.
Any suggestions regarding my trip for next year? In search for true americana. Thanks in advance!
PS: Obviously I am going to buy a cowboy hat and rent a pickup truck. Have any of you flown from Canada to the US recently? Did the process go smoothly? Anything I should know ahead of time?
Specifically going to Chicago Is it still possible to backpack through different countries for a length of time? After I backpacked for a few months for the first time, I fell in love with it. That was years ago, and since then I've been working and saving money, but now, with covid, I'm worried that the one thing I had been striving to achieve is just not feasible. Is there hope? not sure if /trv/ is the best place for this but oh well
>software engineering student, 20 y/o
>huehuehue br
>Vancouver Film School is offering scholarships for "programming for games, web and mobile", and university is promoting them
that's part 1. What I'm worried about is part 2: if I were to somehow get the scholarship, how would a br monkey manage to keep himself afloat in Vancouver? Assuming I get a half-tuition, how feasible is it to balance work and intense studying while abroad? Also, do any anons know what it would take to turn my presumed year-long stay into a lifelong one? I will gladly take any and all chances to leave this shit hole of a monkey country, but I am also deathly afraid of being a burden on my family for the sake of "M-MUH DREAM THO" Im moving to New Jersey for tech school ( don't ask why, I just need to get away from my parents and college is not a good fit for me ) anyway I've never moved before or lived on my own and im from the midwest with little experience of city and east coast life. Do you guys have any advice on what I should do to prepare? Budget isn't a huge problem as long as not out there expensive and not hood tier poor. I have a lot of work experience from my childhood so don't think it would be to hard to get a job. any advice is welcome on moving to the east coast and if any of you live in New Jersey id like to know your thoughts as well. So basically I just turned 20 and have been saving up money for the past year to do my first solo travel. December seems like a good option since I have 1 month vacation from uni. I initially planned for vietnam combodia, laos (mainly viet). But after hearing about state of travelers in vietnam, im afraid it wont be worth going.
I dont want to do america or europe since it may be too comfortable, and I'd like my first solo to be somewhat a new experience. Any other recommendations? 20-30 days. I would prefer something thats scenic, little bit of a party scene is fine. Probably in Asia or Africa. I thought travel would cure my loneliness after staying in my apartment for 1.5 years during the covid but now I'm in Paris, lonely at my hotel room, my back hurts from all the walking. I feel defeated. Yea I know I should have stayed in hostels etc but this is the situation of now. I will go back to apartment in 3 days. At least it's comfy. I'm going to las vegas for work next week. What do i do? >work came out today allowing our entire department working remote for the rest of the year minimum
>Seattle to Seoul flights cheap
>South Korea also cheap for living and getting around
>90 day visa free for US citizens
>decent enough train system that is open
Looking at the available countries out there seems like it would be fairly easy to get and live in for a bit. Only ever been to Seoul a long time ago so doubt anything I have in mind is not relevant. Thinking doing 1 month in Seoul and burn the quarantine there, then 1.5mo around the country and islands. I don't exactly care about hookers/sexpatting, just looking to be outside the country for a bit. I get it's about 1k to quarantine, but not a huge issue given how cheap the rest of the country seems.
Anyone been there recently specifically from the US? Mostly looking into what the vibe is around the bigger cities to the south and maybe some of the mountain areas. 
What are the trips that you dream about, but haven't been able to go on because of time/budget/safety/whatever. I've got three that I've been fantasizing about for years but haven't been able to do.
Trip #1: northern Asia via the trans-Siberian railway. Start in Saint Petersburg, then go to Moscow and get on the trans-Siberian railway. Take the long way to Vladivostok by getting on the trans-Mongolian in Ulan-Ude, seeing Ulaanbaatar (always wanted to visit), Beijing, etc. and then meeting up with the trans-Siberian again in Chita. Presumably take the ferry to Japan at that point, though maybe figure out a way for a more extended stay in northern China to explore Heilongjiang (love to visit Heihe/Blagoveshchensk).
Trip #2: Himalayas, west-to-east. Start in Afghanistan, ideally probably spend a few weeks there because there's a lot I'd like to see, then head from Kabul through the Hindu Kush and into India (presumably by way of Ladakh or Pakistan -> Jamma and Kashmir, can you see why I haven't done this yet?). Then travel along the south side of the Himalayas, visit Nepal and Bhutan, and end at the eastern states of India.
Trip #3: ports of maritime East Asia: basically visit all the major port cites of East Asia in a big half-circle. Nagoya, Nagasaki, Qingdao, Shanghai, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, Macau, (somewhere in Vietnam probably), Singapore. Going on a honeymoon next month. Wanted to stay somewhere spooky. Any reccomendations? Also things to do? Going to a mountain cabin for a week in december, its elevation is about 9,500. im in shape, but havent been at that elevation before. Whats it like? ill be at 6,500 for two days before i go to the other so hopefully ill get more red blood cells by then. What's the grossest thing you've eaten on your travels? For me, it was 童子蛋 (tongzidan), also known as Virgin Boy Egg. In China, they hard-boil eggs in boy's urine (preferably 10 years old or younger), similar to how they prepare century eggs or tea eggs. I was disgusted, but had to try it because 童子蛋 is considered a culinary treat to the Chinese, and it is part of the local culture. Pic related, would not recommend. Sup /trv/. Planning a trip back to Scotland in the Spring. I went previously pre-COVID and really enjoyed the western isles and want to find more remote hidden gems in the country. Any suggestions? stuck at home and starting to lose my faith in ever traveling. need some inspo to keep me going to be able to look forward to something again. can you tell me about YOUR greatest travel story, anon, starting with:
>who you were before
>where you went
>who you became after
>what you learned along the way
i just want to feel alive again and know some of you fucks had adventures of a lifetime already I am moving to London for three months to see if I like it or if it's as much of a shit hole as I remember.
I would like an area where:
> I will not get diversified with a machete
> Whites are not a minority
I know this is hard for London but where would you suggest? Price is no object, I can spend up to a few £1000 per month on rent. Somewhere fairly central (Zone 1 or 2). Which is the better city when it comes to:
Food
Things to do
Crime
Scenery/nature within a short distance Going to New Mexico for a few days next week. I’m gonna be in Albuquerque. Anything I should know/do while I’m there? Hello, I was wondering if anyone here knows wether or not foreigners entering Thailand will have their hair drug tested? Specifically foreigners who are going there for college. What's the most disappointing place you visited? I have the opportunity to move immediately to either the Bay Area (SF) or northern Virginia (Reston) for a new job. I hate where I'm at right now and don't care if the cost if living is high in both places so I'm going to one or the other without question. Where would you go in my situation? I'm leaning toward SF because of the weather and things to do. What should I expect to pay for a 1 bedroom apartment in a decent area in either place? At this point i cant go fucking anywhere without having to take 20 pcr tests. I dont care if the vaccine makes my face droop or if it expands my balls i cant take waiting 2 weeks to be told if i can go somewhere or not because i may have a coughing fit Throw a notable one you wanna share
I went to yellowstone park. In one stretch of the road, on the right is black mountains with white snow on top. On the left are green rolling hills. Surreal to see. Also saw old faithful erupt, the water and steam was a good 30 meters high holy damn.
also went to madinah during pilgrimage and saw the 100 10 meter diameter umbrellas open up like a butterfly in the afternoon. helps with the sun. Going to Athens for a week over Christmas. What are /trv/ recommendations? Suicidal nigga here, im from Australia and want to just go to Europe for a bit to visit my dads home city and my moms hometown in Germany and lithuania, is this possible with the current Australia restrictions? And would Europe allow someone who is from Australia and is unvaccinated? I don't mind not being able to come back, I just want to explore Europe and distract myself from my crippling loneliness, also im a w*man so I'm afraid to travel alone, is Europe dangerous? I chose Europe as my preferred destination since I assumed it's the dash l safest out of all the other countries, thoughts? Where is the most remote McDonald's or other large fast food franchise that I can travel to
>Hurr Durr McDonalds on Antarctica
You can't get to that one. I want one I, as a mutt with no special skills, could get to. Everything will open except Iron Gwazi Edition
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>What is this?
/rcg/ was created as a way for the rollercoaster enthusiasts on here to discuss all things rollercoasters, as well as amusement parks in general.
Roller Coaster Database:
>https://rcdb.com/
Amusement Park News Sites:
>https://www.themeparkinsider.com/
>https://www.screamscape.com/
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>https://www.themeparktourist.com/news When are these fucking cunts lifting the Europe/Schengen travel restrictions!???
I need to fucking go there asap, but I don't have money to go through Mexico for two weeks so I can enter.
It doesn't make any fucking sense. There are countries not on the travel ban list that are doing worse than all of Europe combined.
But somebody like me, living in a country where it's basically gone and we're back to living like normal, fully vaccinated, can get tested up the ass as much as I need AND have family in America I could quarantine at for however long they wanted. But I still can't fucking go there.
Biden had talks with Merkel and Ursula at the beginning of August and was supposed to announce a week after they left how they were going to start the process for lifting the ban, but then not a word on it since.
I'm losing my fucking mind. When can I fucking go!!!??? Hey, first time posting here. Me and some bros are planning on traveling to Europe next summer. The current plan is a month in France, Germany, and then Italy. I'm not too keen on Germany and would rather stick to Med countries. Lots of wiggle room and money isn't too much of a problem. Open to any and all fun suggestions, it'll be my first time to Europe :) If it was pre-covid and you had a year to travel the continent, where would you start and where would you go? So basically I just turned 20 and have been saving up money for the past year to do my first solo travel. December seems like a good option since I have 1 month vacation from uni. I initially planned for vietnam combodia, laos (mainly viet). But after hearing about state of travelers in vietnam, im afraid it wont be worth going.
I dont want to do america or europe since it may be too comfortable, and I'd like my first solo to be somewhat a new experience. Any other recommendations? 20-30 days. I would prefer something thats scenic, little bit of a party scene is fine. Probably in Asia or Africa. 
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