next week i will be in Peru and i will stay for 2 months.For now all i have is 2 weeks booked in Lima, i dont like to travel with a fixed itinerary as ive found often that the key to a great trip is flexibility.If you have been to Peru before i would love to hear what you have to say. Recommendations, tips, destinations.My favorite activities when travelling are hiking, eating local food and sampling the local culture (not the tourist trap kind, but real experiences if possible)Thank you in advance for your time!Also if you are in lima the first two weeks of october let me know and maybe we can meet.
>>2911540I have been to Peru. But it was in the south near a volcano. Was there for 2 weeks because I was running away from my parents. Didn't like the food as I ate something and it made me sick. I did however love the canyons and the climate. I recommend traveling Peru by train.Additionally I was taken by Peruvian and Iranian girls which to me was awesome because I was a virgin in America. Sadly I haven't been back in many years and thus no pussy since.
>>2911570i´m from south america and yeah, brown indigenous women love mid white men
>>2915272I'm interested in hamsters and rats, but Peru is really for the meaty varieties of guinea pigs. Tastes like pork, and the best way to eat them is deep fried. Actually fried under a rock, but it's the same effect. >>2916683Arequipa, and the south in general is its own thing.
So did OP ever go to Peru? Guess I will be hijacking this thread in a couple days to mark three full years of travel/work balance.
>>29198863 years of working shit jobs or moving thru shitty areas while living in shit accommodations or behind a dumpster eating shitty street food, hey but at least you dont have to suffer a nice home or family
Traveling most of Europe feels like this by now. I'm not even a /pol/yp, but there's really no point in visiting places like Paris, London or Barcelona anymore.
>>2919817Haha this is the dumbest cope ever people visit a country to see the country. Yeah best see europes monuments before ngubu burns them all down
>>2919802Not comparable, Japan is merely 5% foreign and they are fairly harmless Jeets. Japan is also way past its peak, but its tourist appeal hasn't declined as hard.
>didn't get attention in shitting up threads>now makes his own shit threadWords cannot describe how pathetic the /pol/ virgin is.
>>2919812>Never going there againBut you never were there, what are you talking about?
>>2919818>tfw general anarchy allows you to bootpunt an obnoxious fat midget in the ass and nobody does anything
What is the one last place in the world you want to be at before you die?
>>2917357I want to see all of Siberia in the summertime.
>>2917357The random alleyways of some small city in PH so I could
>>2917357Bora Bora
>>2917357Berlin, I'll drop dead in FKK Artemis
>>2917357A moonless starry night atop a hill in rural Nagaland
Yes it does, and I'm gonna have a good time summerbumming from town to town around the mountains on these state-operated buses.
The 24 hour supermarket in Edgewood sells 32 oz Miller High Life for $3.20. By contrast in Houston they tried to charge me $5 for a 24 oz PBR at a shitty little store.
Are there any good insights on deals on short term accomodation? Airbnb looks like bullshit expensive and I want to stay in different parts of America for a month at a time.
>>2897589Gayest thread on the worst board kys
>>2919887There really aren't. There used to be before Obama and Biden imported 85 million criminals and made it illegal to prosecute them for crimes. So now you pay $100 more per night because Tyrone might trash the room. Everything in America costs double for that reason, health insurance, food, car insurance, rent, tuition.Camping is the only choice because coloreds are scared of the dark, but camping areas are generally remote
>>2919887>>2919889I heard blowjobs can land you a nice place to stay almost anywhere in America.Now that the gays have joined us, is this true?
How does one converse with local populations who lack English skills when one is ignorant of the native language? How difficult & awkward are phone translator apps?
>>2919720This only applies to ugly people. Attractive people have others accommodate them in English.
>>2919883only ugly people speak english
>>2919888I'm ugly and can verify this
>>2919879>Vocal intonations express much more across language barriersTrue but irrelevant >than retards silently flailing their hands around Im a genius so I dont share your limitations >and expecting their "pointing" to be understood.Travelled for 2000 days in 50 countries only speaking English and pointing, no issues . Bought shaving cream yesterday simply by pointing at my face like I was shaving Language learning is for nons
>>2919704The only words you need>Gimmie a little push push in your bushMove your hips to your cupped hands
Hey, I don’t use 4chan often, but I know there’s some dedicated people on here in various hobbies.First things first, budget and stuff.>Budget of less than 400 bucks, which is as cheap as I’ve gotten so far for accomodations.>I want to cuddle my girlfriend and leave a good impression on her parents.>Local language is English, duh.Basically, I want to visit my girlfriend in San Luis Obispo, CA from December 16-23rd. I’ve already booked plane tickets and reserved a hotel, but I know California is expensive as hell and I don’t know how to cut even more corners in the price than I already have. My girlfriend is 20, and I’m 18, and she still lives with her parents, who are still cautious as to if I am real and not “AI”. So I can’t stay at the parents house, and I want to be able to cuddle my girlfriend without anyone looking, so I can’t stay at a hostel (not that I would anyways, since I’m transfem and there would almost certainly be at least one person who’d hate to see me in a female dormitory).So I need to find out how I can penny pinch as much as humanly possible. Thank you all. (I am also posting this on /lgbt/ due to the circumstances surrounding this.)
>>2918753hit up the gf's father and tell him you suck dick for cash
There is no such thing as a "transfem", you are just a mentally ill retard. You will wind up homeless if you try to go on your gay little trip with that amount of money.Grow up.
>>2918753congrats on winning most stupid /trv/ post of 2026. it was a tough category.
Frisk in the buuushes and let Tweaker Jeb from the recycler get his jollies off watching
Why haven't you become a ramp rat yet, Anon? You could've been flying for free or at heavily discounted prices if you worked what looks like on paper a wagie job but is actually a cheat code to enjoying life. Especially when you have a good shift trade culture at the station. Been on about 7 international trips this year alone!
>>2919822Because I work a fully remote high paying job and I don't need the nonrev tickets to keep traveling.
>>2919827What's the job? I'm 19 and still haven't enrolled in uni but wanna know what's available
>>2919848>What's the job?larping
It sound like good job, imagine working all day lifting up heavy things flight attendants give you the sexy eye, you get lots of money, and maybe extra.
>>2919855You also think the waitresses look at you like they want to fuck you when you're all sweaty and greasy from a long day at the dish pit.
Spooky edition>Last Thread: >>2913726>What is this thread? Why are there two generals?/rcg/ was initially created as a way for the roller coaster enthusiasts on here to discuss all things roller coasters and theme parks. While roller coasters are the main focus of these threads (and the title of the general) there is also discussion on other theme parks, their rides, as well as the parks themselves and trip planning too. That's where /tpg/ comes in.>Can I talk about Six Flags / United parks in this thread?Absolutely! Six Flags / United discussion of all sorts including rides/resorts/dining/trip planning is OK.General Rules:1. Talk about Theme Parks and/or Rollercoasters.2. There is no second rule.Park Crowd Tracker:>https://queue-times.com/en-US/parksComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2919824I like it (rode it twice yesterday) it’s just way down the list of RMCs. That might be why Six Flags is bringing in AF1 - TC is insufficient on its own. They would never have put it in Cedar Point.
I have absolutely zero sympathy for the Kings Island and Cedar Fair fanboys crying about Magic Mountain getting ArieForce One. For the better part of a decade, these same fans were perfectly fine watching smaller parks get neglected and receive scraps while their favorite parks got all the attention. Whenever smaller park fans complained, they were told to suck it up or be grateful their parks were even open.Kings Island fans in particular are some of the most spoiled fans in the industry. Imagine getting a giga coaster, new flat rides, a water park expansion, and a renovated kids area all within six years and somehow convincing yourself your park is being neglected because you didn’t get another coaster.It’s hilarious watching the same people who spent years defending corporate favoritism suddenly cry foul when they’re on the receiving end of it.Welcome to what smaller park fans have dealt with for years. The difference is, you guys are throwing a tantrum over not getting dessert after a five-course meal. Eat shit and fuck you.
>>2919840Cedar Point fanboys are worse imo. If they go 2 years without a major new coaster they're on the verge of suicide.
>>2919846They only have five good coasters anyway. The regulars know this. They call them the “big 5”.
Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread>also known as /sqt/ (Stupid Questions Thread)For your quick one-off questions that pertain to travel.Long or convoluted questions should get their own thread.Questions about popular destinations should be asked in any active thread about them.Previous: >>2836940New thread will be made when this one can no longer be bumped AND it reaches Page 11.
>>2913385Yeah, don't.It's boring as fuck. Basically Albania with all the cool bits removed. Only go if you really want to see what it's like yourself.Otherwise it's a standard Balkan country. Buses work fine but are slow as shit, everyone uses the Euro, eating out is probably the cheapest it gets in Europe. There's really not much to give tips about.
>>2917459I came back on Saturday. What do you mean about having the cool bit removed? Can you give some examples of your Albania experience?
>>2917463Albania has a sea, all the high parts of the Accursed Mountains, half the lake Shkoder and half the lake Ochrid. There's a bunch of castles strewn about the country if you want to see something that's not nature. Tirana, while nothing special, is infinitely more interesting than Prishtina with some funky Hoxha remnants like a sprawling underground bunker complex. The Theth-Valbona hike is absolutely stunning and the way back through Lake Komaini is awesome too.Meanwhile Kosovo is largely just a flat basin filled with an endless Albanian suburb of one-story shops. I guess you can hike around Peja a bit and Prizren is nice for a few hours, but that's pretty much it and very weak in comparison with Albania proper.
>>2917511Kosovo has nice mountains and stuff too, Tirana was more interesting to walk around that Pristina, not sure why though as I didn't do much in Tirana.
>>2914643Just be white ;)
I am once again planning another trip to the Philippines for when El Niño passes.I have a problem. I need some detailed info on a variety of things long term visitors may need, and surely do come with time spent and acquisition of friends.But I am a bit lazy and want shortcuts. I’ve checked out the expat groups on normiebook and I absolutely cannot stomach the thought going to some deranged boomer expat meetup. I consider myself a normie outsider as it is, but how are these people so fucked up? Anyways wat do and discuss your next trip if you have one planned.
Good to see this thread is still where losers congregate. I stopped coming here because I thought I was having fun hating on you worthless degenerates. But it turns out I could never hate you as much as you hate yourselves. Have fun dying alone in a drunken stupor.
>I stopped coming hereUhh it’s a travel thread. You are probably one of those losers you so despise.There are many monger forums elsewhere you may feel comfortable in.
I'm exactly like Anthony Bordain, only difference is instead of tying off my neck until off my balls.
>>2919778>... But it turns out I could never hate you as much as you hate yourselves. Have fun dying alone in a drunken stupor.the-comment-when you've never emptied a massive load inside a small poor brown teen who looks at u with starry eyes in the hope u are her ticket out of her shithole life, while u know she's just a temporary sperm bank pivot to get to her hotter younger sister who can and will be ditched on a whim.
>>2919778this
>look for a cheap place to stay while visa times reset >insanely cheap from checking out online, lots of places 24/7, train up and down the country, and english spoken>why the fuck does no one talk about this place? I think I saw some people on trv talk about it once>book in KLHoly shit I did not think it possible for something to be less soulless than fucking Seoul. The air sucks, the food portions suck, the weather sucks, the "local transportation" is ass, everyone smells like sewage or curry, you run through things and then it's just "mall mall mall hey did you want to check out that small attraction at the mall?" from anyone you meet. Bars are just awful filled with obvious chinese scammers or old fucks from UK, sometimes passing business people. Try to look online for interesting things, you can blow out KL in like 2.5 weeks of going out, and everyone just says "never run out of things,,," and don't get me started at 5AM singing.Is there any saving grace for this place?
>>2915686You only went to coastal cities? Duh, white people never settled in the pestilential lowlands of South America.>>2915700Based gorillamaxxer
>>2899355I had a layover at the airport, it was such a shit airport for no good reason I would never want to visit the actual city, I imagine it would be more of the same.>1st world infrastructure and money>3rd world thought and design
>>2918973>90 days in KL>sight unseen>airbnbYou are about to find out why that apartment was available for 90 days.
>>2918974>>2919002>>2919042Is it that bad? It can not be worse than Brasil? I see many pictures of white woman there and great food and think to myself wow this really must be what America is like but if affording
>>2919843Another fabulous post by the white incel of pol
WV travel specifically to Wheeling and Huntington. Thinking about traveling to wheeling for some house purchasing. I work remote 120k/yr looking to settle down from 15 years of fun traveling. What's the best way these days to get around WV. I have around 1.5m saved up looking for the laid back lifestyle in my late 30s. Anyone been looking at the housing market 100-125k gets you a fucking mansion, so even if I get replaced by a clanker I can live out the rest of my time okay.Any advice for WV? Looking at other states like OKC but Wheeling is nice as close enough to Pittsburgh and Eire for some weekenders out. I do like mountains.>inb4 no women or things to doHad my good share in my life don't need more, if I can have a dog, smoker for BBQ, and a good yard, I'm happy
>us citizen>please move to Spain!Why the everloving fuck would you take a downgrade like that? Yeah go buy a house and then get your "assigned migrant" into your home because you're single and they need space. Oh someone has a sword well sorry you can't do shit. America isn't perfect but at least the following will happen if shit goes down>ahmed allahsnackbar goes on a fucking mental explosion at walshart>everyone in WV takes out their legally owned guns>vaporizes him into mist>goes about their dayI'll never understand why this board is like "no sirs,,, usa home? buy? no sirs please europe white man goal,,,"
>>2917410>>2917855>>2918247>>2918395Dude, you are the absolutely most pitiful poster I have seen in a long time on 4chan. I really hope one day your mom forces you to go outside and get a job and a life, for your sake.
Only places I’d prob want to check out in WV is the mothman monument and the haunted abandoned amusement park. Everything else looks ehhh
>>2918448Thanks anon I do have a job and do go outside, it's about 6am here in Japan and ready to head to the gym here on a wet/rainy sunday morning.
>>2917868>amerimutts look at this and cry about affordabilityImagine having a thicc white wife living off EBT and fucking being a king running the only mexican shop in town
Hi again folks! Next month (november) i´ll be spending a few days in Budapest! Would love to receive any tips and recomendations about the city. Im a young man in my 20s, would love to socialize, walk, visit bookshops, drink coffe,and party. Thanks!
>>2918915Budapest native here, let me give you a quick rundown first and if you've got questions I'll monitor this thread and make sure to answer them>sightsCitadella - a 19th century fortress recently refurbished as a public park and viewpointBuda Castle - the royal center of the Kingdom of Hungary, full of cobblestoned streets, cute Baroque and Gothic buildings, home to the Fishermen's bastion (free to enter before 9 am and after 7 pm), the Matthias Church, the Royal Palace, Várkert Bazaar, the Hospital in the Rock museum, and the National GalleryAquincum - a museum dedicated to Budapest's Roman past, located next to the excavated ruins of the former capital of Pannonia (there's also a VERY pretty housing estate you nearby built for the workers of the now defunct Óbuda Gas Factory)St. Stephen's Basilica - Budapest's largest church, famous for housing the Holy Dexter (the mummified right hand of our first king), but more popular with tourists because of the but more popular with tourists because of the panoramic dome viewHungarian Parliament - one of the largest parliaments in the world. you can book a guided tour, but even just walking around the square and seeing it lit up at night is worth itHeroes' Square - the big monumental square with the Millennium MonumentCity Park - home to Vajdahunyad Castle, the Ice Rink, the Budapest Zoo, the Széchenyi Baths, the House of Music, and the Museum of EthnographyMargaret Island - a large island in the middle of the Danube, perfect for walking, running, or just chilling. it even has a small zoo, a musical fountain, and some Medieval ruinsGreat Market Hall - the big covered market by Liberty Bridge in Pest, good for paprika, Tokaj wine, lángos, and people-watchingcont.
>>2919780Jewish Quarter - various synagogues (including the second largest in the world), famous ruin bars, and world cuisine Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library - since you mentioned bookshops: this one is worth a visit even if you don't plan on reading anything. it's housed in a stunning 19th-century palace, and the main reading rooms on the upper floors are breathtaking if you're after actual bookshops:- Massolit Books & Café (Kazinczy utca) is the best English-language bookstore in the city, cozy as hell, good coffee, and a quiet backyard- Bestsellers (Oktober 6. utca) offers a solid selection of English books, right in the centre- Írók Boltja (Andrássy út) is more literary, mostly Hungarian, but they have a decent English section- the stretch of second-hand and antiquarian bookshops along Múzeum körút (between Astoria and Kálvin tér) is perfect for browsing if you like old books and dusty atmosphere>cafésNew York Café - the most over-the-top, gilded, chandelier-filled coffee palace in the city. touristy and expensive, but still worth seeing at least once. go early or late to avoid the worst of the crowdsCentrál Kávéház - beautiful old literary café on Károlyi utca, less overwhelming than New York, good atmosphere, solid cakesGerbeaud - Classic Austro-Hungarian pastry shop vibes, famous for their Gerbeaud slice. very central and always busy, located on Vörösmarty square (also the spot for one of the city's biggest Christmas markets)My Little Melbourne - Australian-style specialty coffee, great flat whites, a few locations (the original on Madách Imre út is still the best)Kontakt - minimalist, very good coffee, nice quiet spot near AstoriaComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2919783>restaurantsKéhli Vendéglő - proper old-school Óbuda institution serving traditional Hungarian food the way it’s supposed to be, generous portions, live music most evenings, and a real local atmosphereStand - two Michelin starred modern Hungarian fine dining Dobrumba - excellent Middle Eastern / Mediterranean sharing plates in the Jewish QuarterTodo Mexican Kitchen - modern Mexican cuisine in central Budapest101 Tigris - casual Asian noodle house in Újlipótváros, serving homemade noodles, spicy Sichuan/Chongqing-inspired soups and dishes, very good value and proper flavourDeszka - creative, generous brunch dishes made from good quality ingredientsRosenstein - family-run classic near Keleti, serving excellent Hungarian-Jewish cookingGettó Gulyás - focused on stews and pörkölts done properly, plus solid gulyásBelvárosi Disznótoros - a butcher shop turned restaurant, fast, cheap, and very local: you just point at the roast meat, sausage or hurka, grab some pickles and bread, and eat away>music venuesA38 - a floating concert venue on the Danube with regular DJ sets Szimpla Kert - the original ruin bar. a labyrinth of rooms, courtyard, mismatched furniture, fairy lights, with free entryComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2919786AI slop
>>2919786>Szimpla Kert - the original ruin bar. a labyrinth of rooms, courtyard, mismatched furniture, fairy lights, with free entryI was charged 17 Euros for a double whiskey there. The other ruins were much cheaper.
>spent day preparing>go to place>look at things>go homeWhat is the point of traveling?
>>2912809aside emptying your sac and hiking, going abroad used to be about experiencing alt ways of life; before digital social media every culture around the world was extremely introverted, idiocractic and often fastidiously adhered to. It's all vanished in a cloud of modernity as every young female now doomscrolls and every young man vidyas, and every city has convience stores, fast food, supermarkets and pharamcies.So now there's much less point of traveling. That said, the zerg travel more then ever just to doomscroll, selife, and restaurant around the world, though they might as well do it from their homes in the west.As a middle age man, only the ball sac emptying remains a compelling reason to travel.
>>2915081>workout>look after yourself>improvefor millions of years no such BS was necessary to get laid. Just being alive made u a gigachad as women greatly outnumbered men while men were massacred in constant wars and fights.Modern man has to be so self-conscious of the impression he makes on others that he's as much female as women in this regard. I don't forsake men if they can't be bothered with all that self-improve BS. The men who do fixate on self improvement to the point they keep youthful looks past their mid 30s come across as bysexual.
>>2915139he looks like David Bond's less attractive older brother.
>worked to travel the entirety of 20s to escape material consumerism>Now in my early 30s realise I just exchanged one type of consumerism for another type>It was worth it I guess?At least I have a trade and working to a house innawoods atm. Live and learn ay
>>2919678I spent the entirety of my 20s working as an accountant at a big finance firm. now in my early 30s, I left my job last year to travel and I'm about to travel again most likely. whilst I'm probably being reckless, I feel like I want to squeeze as much travel as I can while I'm still ""young"" since I didn't do much in my 20s. money isn't too much of an issue, it's moreso if I'm making huge mistakes by not settling down for more of a career and/or leaving my job and/or not starting a family yet.
Love Vegas, simple as. Post stories, tips, suggestions, etc centered around Las Vegas. Including but not limited to >where to stay >where to eat>where to avoid >gambling info >comps info >promos and specials >best pools >best museums>bars and nightclubs >free shit to do >concerts, sports, etc
>>2919462Never understood going to a steakhouse. Just buy some steaks at Costco throw them on the grill come out better than a steakhouse every time
>>2919249I moved to Vegas for a year when I was 21. It's an easy city to get a job and have your own apartment without a roommate. But the people are shitty. Your coworkers will all have a drug problem. There's zero culture or sense of community. Most people you meet are just on vacation. And the weather is unbearable from June-September. The economy collapses in Vegas about once every 5 years and the casinos will fire everyone, so there's very little job security. If I could do it again, I would have established residency first and gone to in-state community college and just worked part time in a restaurant. I could have met college students instead of middle-aged, drug addicted, casino employees.
>>2907127Damn I dont stay at Adelson properties.
>>2919515Most people in Vegas are on vacation anon. They dont have a grill at their hotel.
>>2919819>Most people in Vegas are on vacationNah, they are druggies getting their fix of gambling and rented vaginas. Thats hardly a vacation
