How did the Czechs trick the world into believing degenerate Prague is a one of a kind European destination?
>>2913428No one is forcing you to be poor
Anyone ever been to Adršpach?Worth a visit?
>>2912101Yes you're right. Indians are never overly patriotic about their country or cities. It's impossible he's actually Indian. He must be from Pol, right?Is someone from Pol in the room with you right now?
>>2913528"btw, I'm Indian" is the new "btw, I'm trans"
>>2909210So you're russian? How are you posting here?
Hello, I'm a tourist from Lithuania. I'm looking for some psychedelic experiences, but I don't really know if I want truffles. What's the safest way to find other psychedelics in Amsterdam and do not get scammed?
>>2913282>zero morals, no loyalty and utter disdain for the concerns of othersPah!...but enough about the leaders in Brussels.
>>2913282Legalizing fixes all that
>>2912518Unironically DXM. They made a more mind-expanding substance in a common cough remedy than any weed will ever do to you
>>2913469It doesn't, but death penalty does
>>2913282This. It's why Afghanistan made a smart choice by banning shit like alcohol.
Would you recommend Novi Sad in Serbia?
>>2910717No you're right, but it's all discovered. Actually Serbia is the country is saw the fewest tourists in. Bosnia, Montenegro, Kosovo, and Macedonia all had more tourists
>>2910565Vi...Sad...
>>2910559No
>>2910565 But what if I'm South Asian?
>>2910804....vi....?
Saw that the gear thread had 404'ed while I was gone. Figured I would bake a new one.Best BagsCurrent LoadoutPlane and Train ClothesChargers, batterypacks, laptops, tablets, headphones, books, handheldsetcprev>>2877573
>>2899101based spork enjoyer
>>2912766Cool and damp climates with no A/C or dehumidifier (lol poorfag) may make that necessary; keeping wet clothes from getting nasty is also a challenge in such a climate. >>2912854If you kept it flat in your pocket, it would conform to the curve of your leg. Also, don't run around in pouring rain like a fool Only thing that has happened to mine is faded cover lettering and a few fraying strings around the edge.
>>2912764>>2913065>just have to make sure you don't push your phone down into the middle of the passport and crumple the pages>Always do a full patdown before removing your pants>always empty my pockets into a tote bag at night>don't walk in the rainOr I could just wear a cheap waterproof sling bag like >>2906775 and not worry about any of that shit...
>>2910814Shit says it’s 20 pounds what’s the point if the only thing you’re gonna put in it is a sock. And if checking it that’s like walking 80% of the distance anyways.Seems dumb.
>>2912759No thats a mirror not my pic
Has anyone been? Any intel? Is it worth it? Or should I just go to Dominican Republic instead
I am looking for an escape from the hussle and bussle and all the noise and rat race shit going on.My mind is so fried that it cannot tolerate noises and bright lights(and no I am not going to go to some "doctor"I am pretty well traveled but nowadays get bothered by the cities and traffic and people.And am wondering about finding this peace at a resort but imagine some of the other guests are normie retards and might be annoying , thats why finding an isolated town with a comfy hotel and restaurant seems ideal Gimme your advice on finding these nice small towns and which country it would be easiest to find.Maybe van life in the usa is an option but sounds gayAnd I should just probably move to a smaller mountain town out west or something , away from a metro rat race areaTL;DROP cannot stand modern life and needs a place to chill
>>2913069Singapore, Taiwan and Japanese airports are lovely, very pleasant every time.All of them are bigger cities than what burgers call a "big city"
>>2913084>Singapore, Taiwan and Japanese airports are lovely, very pleasant every time.I agree the Japan airport is above the rest, but my opinion is that they are not enjoyable places to spend a few hours other than the excitement that your flying somewhere soon.anyway the topic is destinations that are enjoyable so please give advice or experience towards this if you can MR. airport lover, or should i say, MS Airport lover??
>>2913069>foodShould be ok, most of them are high end resorts.>peopleThere are no locals on the resort islands apart from the hotel staff.>lonelyNigga the entire point of maldives is to get away from noise. You can pester the other guests at the resort bar but why.
>>2912402Ko Muk in Thailand off the coast from Krabi and Trang. Ko Kradan is also a good bet. Ridiculously chill.Northern British Columbia during the summer months is also a good bet if you have camping gear.Champasak and 10 000 Islands in Laos. Just outside of Paakse. Pretty slow and very laid back.The smaller towns along the Rhein/Mosel in Germany are also pretty great. Outside of the tourist crush in the fall it is pretty sleepy and you can rent a bike and go everywhere.
>>2913196>lonely I like my lonesome self but its nice to have some random smalltalk with someone cool and then split. But yeah i get it, that sounds retarded>>2913198>Ko Muk , Ko KradanThanks maybe I will check these out this winter. Years ago I went to Ko Lanta and it was super chill besides some crazy loud motorbikes in the middle of the night
>light green - is main destination>dark green - places of high interest>goal of trip - street food, fine dining and relaxation (Schwarma; Kokoretsi; seafood e.g Καλαμάρι Τηγανητό [entire bodies not rings], Octopus, Mussels)>request - cities or villages with cheap accommodation and cheap foodI'm not there for sight-seeing. I just want to lay in a good cool bed all day with a nice shower area, wake up late and go eat seafood, purchase an energy drink or two and sit with my laptop or a book in bed.Not lazy at all. I've just been hiking the last couple of months photographing Scotland. It has taken all my energy and now I think I deserve to be lazy. So my heavy camera is staying at home.Am an Arma 3 fan, so I was thinking Lemnos and its southern Island. Thessaloniki as a starting place. Have been to Greece before (Lamia and its coastal villages). So Greece and its abysmal public transport isnt new to me. Will be there for 14 days and need the weather to be consistently 24-28°C. Possibly at the end of my trip, may enter Southern Albania then go home.So can you guys advise me some towns, villages, cities which would best suit me?
>>2911066Greece is comfier>>2911113Great advice, I liked Ioannina (you can find a unique sour cherry spread called βύσσινο there that I really liked) a lot but if seafood is your main focus maybe go to other locations.
>>2911066>go to turkey ir albania if he wanted to visit some Muslim country that alcohol he should go to uk instead
>>2911061Yes go to Pilion villages
live you are myth in Greece
>>2911155Crete is great but it can get a bit pricey since you won't get far without a rental. ps - If all tourists should avoid Heraklion airport as it's easily the worst in Europe.
What snacks do you bring on the plane?
>>2908075you use the direct access toilet, just let it fallit'll disintegrate in the air before it hits anyone
>>2908071I hate this guy so much its unreal>>2908072This guy rocks
>>2913089Why would you hate someone you don't know anything about? That's brown coded
>>2913098saying coded is reddit coded
>>2913098I cannot stand people who pull stupid stunts like this and post it online like its their job. It encourages bad behavior, which is why people are increasingly self obsessed and likewise do stupid bullshit. Also the guy looks to be twice my age. I know enough about him.
Next year I want to go to Tangier to see the eclipse, which happens August 2nd. I'll have two more weeks of vacation after that, and I started playing with the idea of exploring the country properly. I am concerned about the temperature though, and would like to hear from people who have visited in August if they found it too hot. Looking at temperatures there now, Tangier and other coastal cities are at around 25-30 degrees, while inland cities are significantly warmer. Marrakech has a forecast of a whopping 45 degrees next week, that's 113 Fahrenheit for you yanks. I'm Swedish, so while I yearn for warmer temperatures, I'm obviously not acclimatised to anything much hotter than 30. If I do go, I'd also be interested in climbing Mount Toubkal, Google says I shouldn't even consider it because it's too hot, while also saying it's the peak season with the most climbers... I also read a trip report from a guy that climbed it in August who said that as long as you start early, you walk in the shadow all the way up as the sun is on the other side of the mountain, which helps on the heat. I also want to go down to El Aaiun for the sole purpose of ticking off Western Sahara on my scratch map. Other than that I know surprisingly little about what there is to see and do in this country and would love to hear your tips.So tl;dr: Is Morocco too hot to comfortably travel around in August? And if I do go, what are the must-visit places you'd recommend?
I'm thinking about a trip 14 day in February or March. Marrakesh (5 days of which1-2 days in the Atlas mountains), Rabat (3 days), Fez (4 days), and then Tangier (2 days). Flightwise it makes sense and I feel like I'll get a decent view of the country since I'm just using those cities as bases and taking day trips and stuff. Think I'll see a decent swathe of the country that way. What do you guys think?
my experience in casablanca and tangier were bad. I was expecting turkey light but it was nothing like it. Everything smells like piss, the food is meh and the people are not welcoming.
>>2906870>>2911019Montevideo is only boring if you go there with high expectations. Not sure why anyone would, though. Just treat it as a one day stopover between Brazil and Argentina. It's fine for a day or two max.
>>29118311 or 2 days is plenty for Rabat. Be ready to spend more time than you think in transit between these cities.That's a beautiful time of year to be in the mountains, you're gonna wish you spent more time there. Also if you're passing from Fes to Tangier, you might work in Chefchaouen into your itinerary. Touristy but worth it.
>>2911833>I was expecting turkey lightIt's less modern and european than turkey, don't know why you'd think it'd be turkey light>casablancajust why?
I'm canadian and i want to walk to new york city for no particular reason. its a 7 day hike and I want to try it. any advice?
>>2912473bears and queers aplenty, forsooth
>>2912473a 1000km traversal will take you about a month and a half if you do like 30 miles a dayRealistically you should reserve the full 3 months for this. And you should hitchhike when you get the chance. I did about 1000km in Japan once, in the summer, with a lot of hitchhiking. Japan is way easier because there's convenience stores every half mile or so
>>2912969America isn't that big, that would be like the distance from paris to london anon. Americans seriously think their country is bigger than it is.
>>2913019America is that big. Florida alone is bigger than the UK. The mercator projection distorts the sizes of land close to the equator, making it look smaller than it really is. and then when you factor in that the northern part of the US is parallel with southern europe, and the south is parallel with africa, america is much bigger than it looks
>>2912473>walk 740km south>immediately get raped to death by a pack of niggers in the bronx before ever crossing over into manhattangood luck leaf
>Excuse me, Mr... Anon? The gentleman across the aisle is traveling with his son, and they’d like to sit together. Would you be willing to switch seats? Your new seat would be four rows back, in the middle.Your response?
>>2904362>"Sure, as long as you don't put me between couple of niggers! Haha!"
>>2904888Those were Pakistanis
>>2912887not anymore
>>2904362Ok but I wanna fly the plane the rest of the trip.
>>2904362I'd give my seat up. Traveling can be scary or exciting for kids. Better to keep them together.
Ireland recommendations? I’ve travelled Britain extensively but never Ireland. What’s it like, hows it compare to the UK, whats a decent itinerary, etc?
>>2911993I took one google of these friggin sweater companies and instantly got algo'd. Not falling for that shit again.
>>2911994try again in english
>>2911996sorry lad. Don't speak the Gaelic.
Any Dublin people around? What's a good place for an introverted guy like me to go out and meet others? Preferably some place I could meet peoole in small groups. Big groups terrify me.
>>2912208Go to pubs. There are thousands of them across the city. Don't like the vibe? Move on to the next one.
Is the classic American road trip dead? It sure seems like interstates take you through a homogenized version of the US.
>>2912956Also to give some perspective of size of the western USA states. Pic related 3 general temperate ecotypes in Arizona: forest, high grasslands, chaparral (think California coastal vegetation), combined area in is 40,469 square miles, 104,814 square kilometers in size. Larger than the state of Kentucky, larger than all of Ireland. It takes 5 to 6 hours of non stop driving at 60 miles an hr (100kmh) to drive from Williams Arizona to Alpine Arizona using the Payson AZ forest route, the fastest possible route is 3 and half hours using the sage brush/prairie route via Winslow. I drive/camp/hike/fish/shoot all over the AZ high country all the time, lived here my whole life, and there's still places I've never been, peaks and canyons I've never traversed. And I've done trips to 40+ Arizona mountain ranges in every part of the state, out of 210 total mountain ranges (not peaks, whole ranges).
>>2912786One isolated gorge a few hundred feet deep is definitely not characteristic of most of Appalachian PA, which has wide valleys in between the ridges. >>2912786>the bestest scenery in OhioProbably a couple waterfalls in the Hocking Hills which are very low and unimpressive BTW. Young scraggly forest affords no views either afar or of big trees up close. Ohio people suck too, they are all assholes.
>>2912977https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zqp-TnnPQgUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7su5AbXinbM
>>2913025Also, today Sept 29, 2026. It snowed 2 inches on San Francisco peaks, Arizona at 11,500 ft. Normal. Snow free days on the peaks this year was 106 days. It should snow at 7,000 ft in Rim country usually around late October, and the keep piling until the end of March. Your last chance to see the Arizona high country green is closing fast, within 2-3 weeks the green lush grasses will begin to freeze and turn golden again. Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Colorado can snow every single month if the year.
>>2913035Also as previously mentioned, San Fran peaks are the easiest 12kers in the USA, 3850m. Literal cake walk for non-lards. However in winter, you can have up to 150 mph wind gusts (67m/second), up to 25 ft snow drift (7.62m), and temps as low as -25F (-32C) occur almost every winter along routes. But for 90% of the time, it's a cake walk. There are actually 6,000 ft peaks in AZ that will kill you way easier than the 12,000 ft ones.
Has anyone here had any experience using Workaway? I've been looking at it and and off for a couple of years. Now I'm approaching a stage in my life where I could actually do something like this. I'd really like to read some experiences from people who have done this or similar things so I can get a realistic view of what it's actually like.
>>2912492Yeah it works. Read their profile, the reviews etc. Vibe it out and see if it seems cool for you and then contact them , ideally video or talk phonecall and be clear on what work you will do and on food and housing conditions.Most hosts that have been doing it for years have also figured out how to be sure it will work for everyone to be sure someone doesnt show up and be upset when they have to use kerosene heaters or eat something weird for lunch.Your mileage might very and obviously every host and opportunity is different .
Try it out and tell us
Every experience is different. Working for free can feel very tiresome after a while, if your heart is not in the project you are working on then it's like "why am I grinding away for nothing?" I used WWOOF for several workstays, didn't truly enjoy any of them and was usually happy to leave and resume solo travel. Many hosts won't approve your stay unless they are certain you will leave a glowing review, even if you have already shown up and commenced work. So don't be gullible and get suckered in by 4.9/5 reviews that make hoeing weeds sound like the most fun and amazing experience; it's all curated. Best if you are a cityfag who craves that kind of wholesome food and agrarian immersion, reconnect with your ancestral roots blah blah...such characters while less productive often enjoy their stay immensely and spread tons of positivity furing their stay. If you already do some kind of labor for a living or cook your own wholesome meals, it will just feel like more of the same, minus the paycheck (and the booze, and the weed). Yes you spend very little, which makes workstay seem worthehile for expensive destinations like Hawaii, but all you will have to show for weeks of toil is a hug, a "thank you" and a glowing review on your profile. The host OTOH will reap all the benefits of your improvements to the property. If you're lucky you will go out together on a big outing on the weekends, get to experience the area, maybe even hook up with a granola girl. But they are usually very picky, they don't want some plain vanilla white farmboy wannabe unless he is a real ladies man.
how expensive is Malta to live in? I'm looking to spend a month there
>>2912408Forgot to mention I'm South Asian. Not sure if that matters.
>>2912917but are you trans btw?
>>2912408Malta is very expensive these days.1000 eur rent per month, 20 eur for pasta at restaurant...etc. Groceries are more expensive than mainland Europe such as the Netherlands and Italy.
