>>2917357
I want to see all of Siberia in the summertime.

>>2917357
The random alleyways of some small city in PH so I could

>>2917357
Bora Bora

>>2917357
Berlin, I'll drop dead in FKK Artemis

>>2917357
A moonless starry night atop a hill in rural Nagaland

>>2919720
This only applies to ugly people. Attractive people have others accommodate them in English.

>>2919883
only ugly people speak english

>>2919888
I'm ugly and can verify this

>>2919879
>Vocal intonations express much more across language barriers

True 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

>>2919704
The only words you need
>Gimmie a little push push in your bush
Move your hips to your cupped hands

>>2918753
hit 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.

>>2918753
congrats 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

>>2915686
You only went to coastal cities? Duh, white people never settled in the pestilential lowlands of South America.
>>2915700
Based gorillamaxxer

>>2899355
I 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
>airbnb
You are about to find out why that apartment was available for 90 days.

>>2918974
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>>2919042
Is 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

>>2919843
Another fabulous post by the white incel of pol

>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 day
I'll never understand why this board is like "no sirs,,, usa home? buy? no sirs please europe white man goal,,,"

>>2917410
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>>2918395
Dude, 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

>>2918448
Thanks 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 affordability
Imagine having a thicc white wife living off EBT and fucking being a king running the only mexican shop in town

>>2918915
Budapest 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
>sights
Citadella - a 19th century fortress recently refurbished as a public park and viewpoint
Buda 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 Gallery
Aquincum - 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 view
Hungarian 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 it
Heroes' Square - the big monumental square with the Millennium Monument
City Park - home to Vajdahunyad Castle, the Ice Rink, the Budapest Zoo, the Széchenyi Baths, the House of Music, and the Museum of Ethnography
Margaret 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 ruins
Great Market Hall - the big covered market by Liberty Bridge in Pest, good for paprika, Tokaj wine, lángos, and people-watching
cont.

>>2919780
Jewish 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

>cafés
New 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 crowds
Centrál Kávéház - beautiful old literary café on Károlyi utca, less overwhelming than New York, good atmosphere, solid cakes
Gerbeaud - 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 Astoria

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>>2919783
>restaurants
Kéhli 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 atmosphere
Stand - two Michelin starred modern Hungarian fine dining
Dobrumba - excellent Middle Eastern / Mediterranean sharing plates in the Jewish Quarter
Todo Mexican Kitchen - modern Mexican cuisine in central Budapest
101 Tigris - casual Asian noodle house in Újlipótváros, serving homemade noodles, spicy Sichuan/Chongqing-inspired soups and dishes, very good value and proper flavour
Deszka - creative, generous brunch dishes made from good quality ingredients
Rosenstein - family-run classic near Keleti, serving excellent Hungarian-Jewish cooking
Gettó Gulyás - focused on stews and pörkölts done properly, plus solid gulyás
Belvárosi 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 venues
A38 - 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 entry

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>>2919786
AI slop

>>2919786
>Szimpla Kert - the original ruin bar. a labyrinth of rooms, courtyard, mismatched furniture, fairy lights, with free entry

I was charged 17 Euros for a double whiskey there. The other ruins were much cheaper.

>>2912809
aside 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
>improve
for 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.

>>2915139
he 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

>>2919678
I 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.

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>>2919774
many crew members and passengers use the "diva" label as a playful celebration of:
>High-fashion uniforms: The iconic red blazers, tailored skirts, and matching accessories designed for a catwalk-ready look.
>Polished presentation: Exaggerated, glamorous makeup, hair styling, and confident runway-style walks down the aircraft aisle.
>Aspirational travel culture: Skits and vlogs playing up luxury, self-care, and first-class or upper-class cabin vibes.

>white women
nahhh

>>2919774
>TikTok and Instagram
go back

>>2919774
Are you really just copy pasting fucking llm content on 4chins?

>>2914488
>grew up in a family with a mother father and sibling that lie to your face every day
>childhood friends lie to your face every day
>thinks every story that anyone has told ever is a fabrication.
ok

>>2914569
no, we should let the roam for a few year, let a few dogs bites happen. Then go on facebook and pay to have a premium statistical+data analysis account. Monitor all the people who are arguing for the dogs, then round them all up and have the pyred along with the dogs. Do this every generation to keep the human genepool clean of genetic filth.

>>2919761
your grasp of what "genetic" means is as tenuous as your grasp on what you can achieve in your impotent dysfunctional life

>>2919649
When I slammed pn my brakes the Thai street dogs closing in for a bite would slink away growling, but it ruined my nice peaceful village ride to always be fucked with by dogs. Thai dogs are very wily and nasty creatures who always attack from the back. The nasty ones which don't bark and sneak up behind you are actually the worst, possibly rabid.
>>2919756
>deathly sick
>blames doctor for the disease
Makes no sense at all. Of course many sick people cannot be helped by doctors.

>>2919781
why do the dogs want to bite you? do you smell of bacon or something
round here the strays generally steer clear of humans

>>2913343
Exactly this. I was in Prague earlier this year and everything said here is accurate. The place is a giant sterile, lifeless museum. City center/main square is all weed shops, tourist "bistro" slop restaurants and gelato shops. Apartments and living spaces were all AirBnbs. There is literally 0 vibe or culture there, nothing felt local, just old pretty buildings for tourists to gawk at. Its nothing more than a giant museum or Disney amusement park. The whole city feels corporate and sterile as fuck. I was bored to tears there personally. 10 days was way too long there, you could do the whole city in 3 or 4 days, even a full week is too long.

>>2919735
>you could do the whole city

Cuck mindset

>>2919735
Hold on, you allotted and spent 10 days in a city that probably the second most popular tourist destination in the world? Lmao.
Were you too stupid to figure out how to get on a train and see other cities in the Czech Republic?

For a time period over a decade ago it got a reputation as a cheap destination that was dense with tourist attractions so you could do a quick trip and get a bunch of attractions in your feed. Now its overrun with scammers and isnt that cheap. Theres an entire multi million channel dedicated to the scammers and cities refusal to deal with it

>>2919737
>the second most popular tourist destination in the world?
wat? It's maybe in the top 10 of Europe, if that

>>2919753
>a bunch of attractions in your feed
>over a decade ago
over a decade ago people didn't have this kind of terminally online brainrot

>>2918981
have you never gotten on a plane before?

>>2918711
>swerve out of the way
>continue on
That's what car danger is like. You are empowered to respond to it, unlike a plane where you have no volition whatsoever.

>>2918400
>Whats this do to you? does it turn you into modest mouse?
No, that's Ohio.

>>2918999
Have you never been in a car where someone else is driving? You have no control over that too

>>2918981
Meanwhile Spain just had two trains collide and kill 70 people

>>2913714
Yes, but you may get super AIDS

>>2918318
Why would a wet pussy give you AIDS? The truth is that many African men have dicks too small for the typical giant African mama pussy, so they resort to buttsex and monkeysex. That's how AIDS is spread. I know for me it would be like smacking a hotdog around in a hallway.

I had never given this country a thought but thanks to OP I checked out its wiki. Now I think OP is either a troll or a retard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_the_Central_African_Republic

>According to BONUCA, soldiers in the town of Bouar displayed "severed heads that they claimed belonged to highway bandits they had shot", that bandits "torture travellers, plunder local residents, and kidnap women and children for ransom", that the rebel group called Armée populaire pour la restauration de la democratie (APRD) "prevents some residents from moving around" and that armed men probably belonging to the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) had "kidnapped 150 people, including 55 children and physically abused them".
>bandits torture travelers

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years back we were told that some old missioneer nun was decapitated a few days before, that cuntree is mostly bortle 1 conditions so tell them you want to see the stars first lool

>>2915036
Turn off the lookup safety switch, then do a search for dingo bootie. I dare you.

>>2912253
How do they treat us South Asians out there?

>>2918278
You get citizenship, a blowjob and a free machete upon landing at Melbourne airport.

>>2912253
Where are you from? Are you able to handle bogans and abos?
If yes it's worth a look but fly as much as possible because days driving through desert gets boring fast.
Alice Springs is worth a look for something different.
The rock is a big rock and not worth it IMO.
Kings Canyon is worth a look and canoe.

Western Australia has historic buildings in Perth

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>>2916490
You had an opportunity to not live among goyim and rejected it.
Now zoomers will enact a regime of extremely total kike death upon taking power in a decade or two

>>2916661
Never st any time was that oblost not full of goyim

>>2914513
>New York is more of a nanny state than Israel.
New York’s total state and local tax-to-GDP ratio is approximately 6.5% to 7.5%

Israel has a tax-to-GDP ratio of about 30.9%,

>>2919618
Tax burden is 33% for new york state

i just want to park a winnebego on tel megiddo and watch the horsemen

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>>2919634
The nice outside walkways on the inside between the two long buildings

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>>2919636
Also in that part of town is La CAVE (wine shop and wine cellar) / LE BISTRO (restaurant) / ROOFTOP bar
>a popular and well-rated spot, widely considered a good place to go for food, drinks, and socializing
Three distinct atmospheres in a single venue

i never made it to Chad but I spent 2 weeks in Nairobi and hooked up with several African queens. I will advise that no matter howbmany African American women I have fucked, I quickly learned that Kenyan women hit different. Much leaner and far more eager to please a white man

>>2919647
Bestiality