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Hey voyagers,
The sticky probably needs to be updated, I'll keep the thread open for suggestions:
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>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.
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Politics discussion >>>/pol/
Transportation discussion >>>/n/
Outdoors-related discussion >>>/out/
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"Not based on the shitty live action" films edition
>Last Thread: >>2774597
>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 Disney/Universal parks in this thread?
Absolutely! Disney discussion of all sorts including rides/resorts/dining/trip planning is OK.
Thread Pro Tip: Talk about roller coasters!
Park Crowd Tracker:
>https://queue-times.com/en-US/parks
Roller Coaster Database:
>https://rcdb.com/
Amusement Park News Sites:
>https://www.themeparkinsider.com/
>https://www.screamscape.com/
>https://www.coaster101.com/
Disney Park News:
>https://www.wdwnt.com/
>https://www.wdwmagic.com/
>https://www.allears.net
>https://www.mousesteps.com
Epic Universe is almost ready to open so expect spoilers to be posted! I have never left the USA and my friends often ask why. But the reality is that I am just not thrilled about other places that much and the places I want to go to are fucking weird in certain ways that make me not want to go. Like I am never going to Korea or anywhere where the toilets aren't like the USA toilets. I primarily want to visit Mexico and Argentina but I hear that you can't drink the tap water there or you will get sick. What kind of shit is that? Literally can't brush your teeth with the water either. Then some places are very VERY close to third world-esque situations. Like I wanted to go to Puerto Rico or The Dominican Republic but I hear you basically have to stay on the resorts which if you are on a resort, you are basically just in Miami from what I hear. So what do you guys think? Is traveling really a good and useful experience or is it mostly ass? not to mention, I hate transit. I hate waiting / getting fucked over by flights etc. Is traveling to Poland dangerous for a non-white person? Going to Providence for a meeting in two weeks and decided to take 4 extra days to dick around the "tri-state" area. Flying into and out of BOSTON and got a rental. Wanting to try out a vagrant vacation and hoping you all know of some good abandoned places to explore. I know lots of industrial areas to check out in the cities, but any other good shit to check out as well, tourist or otherwise? Countryside abandoned or cool stuff to see outside the cities? Oh and any good pizza joints recommendations are always a plus. Is it safe for me as a Canadian to travel to the US how much has actually changed regard to security
pic unrelated Anyone know of stuff to do in Buenos Aires? I'm going to be there for about a month from mid-April to mid-May and most of that time will be free time.
Things I like: fishing, butterflies, tits, food. Izmir edition
Post trip plans, past experiences, advice, questions, hotles, etc. in this thread. I'm taking a weekend trip to Toronto next month. What is there to see and do? Best restaurants? Areas to avoid? The hotel I picked is in Yorkville, but it's not prepaid so I can change it if the area is nasty. Argentina general
Going to Argentina in may for 4 weeks. I have a ticket to Buenos Aires but that’s about it so far that I’ve planned. What’s the move here? Are the people friendly and attractive? Is it really as hard as it seems? My friend in Colombia is trying to visit the US but it seems unreasonably hard to get a tourist visa. Do they really require an in-person interview at the US embassy in Bogota? He doesn't live anywhere near Bogota, how is that reasonable to expect him to travel all the way to Bogota ? Is there any way around that or can he do the interview over the phone? He's just trying to get a tourist visa, not become an immigrant, so why make him pay for a flight and take extra days off work just for a tourist visa?
And how long does it actually take to get a tourist visa approved? How long in advance does he need to plan the trip? When your bank account is on life support and you get added to the "2025 Boston trip" group chat Thinking about going to CDMX for a second time, a week in June. I've been to most of the major sights (anthropology museum, zocalo, teotihuacan pyramids, chapultec castle, Museo Soumaya). Do you think a week is too long given that I've seen a lot of the city? Mostly I just like the food and I didn't get to try a lot last time because everything was so crowded during xmas. I had amazing tacos that also gave me food poisoning. I have not been to the megabiblioteca, the frida museum, or the museum of modern art. Anything else worth exploring?
Honestly not sure I'm that cut out for traveling. I get kinda burned out on museums and reading placards all day. I hooked up with a mexican girl via tinder and that was the highlight of the trip, hope to meet more qt's down there too.
Pic is my cat where in England can I go to meet some actual English people and there arent 3 trillion brown people?
im an American looking to visit the homeland, but all the brown people makes me imagine that it sucks. What are the best travel destinations to celebrate the rebirth of 4chan? Going to rome in june with friends and we want to know if there is a red light distric or where can we find safe escort sites Is there there any reason to visit NYC in the current year?
Or is it as a bad and far gone as /pol/ wants you to believe? https://italiancitizenshipassistance.com/italian-citizenship-by-descent-march-28-2025-changes/ The general where naturally the best and most well adjusted people on this board flock to, back from being away. Going on a trip around the Baltics soon. I aged out of hostels (in my 30s) but still enjoy a night out, for which company tends to be required.
This isn't an issue in places Asia like Japan, the Philippines, etc - just go to an expat bar and you're immediately around other solos who want to chat and go out on the town. In Europe, however, everything is less segregated, which is generally good but also leaves me at a loss on how to meet others.
Thoughts? Also I'm gay and my dick is small if that matters. >ctrl+f "vegas"
>no vegas thread
Vegas thread. Post recommendations for the following
>hotels/places to stay
>experiences/museums/tours/shows/rides
>restaurants
>casinos/gambling tips
>deals/coupons/comps
>nightclubs/nightlife
>what to avoid I'm going Nice and Monaco by myself in a few months. What can I expect?
Only from Friday to Monday though. I will Be in Manila May 9th
any bros wanna hangout
now that 4chan is back up, maybe the mods will allow Some real Trv talk How can the streamer menace in Asia be stopped? Is globalization and normie influx/basedcial media going to make traveling worse and worse? I feel my motivation to travel wane by the day. It's honestly ropefuel hearing stories from men in the past who did this post covid. I know there are obviously going to be untapped locations but with the internet I feel like there is not hidden gems anymore, that Ishowspeed going to China for instance. Welcome back, 4channers!
I'm in the process of booking a trip to Kenya. Flying into Nairobi, spending a few days visiting national parks & museums, then I'll fly to Mombasa to do the same. Considering another few days in Zanzibar.
I had initially considered Ethiopia, but the vast distances and poor infrastructure made me think Kenya will be better equipped.
Any suggestions/tips would be appreciated. Where to stay, what to be cautious of, how much I can expect to spend. 10-14 days in total. Going to Tokyo and Kyoto in a few weeks. What are you best weeb must visit recommendations? Favorite part of the US?
I have become obsessed with this area in recent years. Most years, I do one international trip, one US trip outside this, and then one trip to this area for 1-2 months during the summer. The food, the sunbathing, the beaches, the ferries to the islands, the stereotypical New England coastal towns, the special summer events; I love it. Negative marks for parts of New Haven and Providence, and Newport is a nightmare during the peak season.
What region in the US could you go back to over and over again? used to enjoy Spain, but the violent anti-tourist behavior from locals has pushed me away. Greece it is better and friendlier Has anybody ever been to Benin? I want to NEET out in a mega cheap quiet African beach town with a hot thick black voodoo gf. I'm planning to visit the following places in June:
Kuala lumpur
Cameron highlands
George town
Perhentian
Medan (sumatra orangutans)
I arrive and depart from KL. Any recommendations to move from one place to the other, and in which order?
Going to Cameron Highlands seems like a pain in the ass since the bus is 3 to 4h are there better alternatives?
Better alternatives to Perhentian to dive? (not in Borneo)
Are Singapore or Melaka worth visiting?
Any other places worth visiting?
All tips welcome Is there anything to do/see here? Any cheap pubs without too many tourists? What's your worst experience on a flight? I used to live in the US and got a US driver’s license while I was there. I'm European and have since moved back to Europe, but the license is still valid.
I’m planning a roadtrip in the US and was wondering: can I still rent a car there using my US license, even though I no longer live in the country? Has anyone done this before? Any issues at the rental agency?
I also have a point of contact that I can reach at my old residence listed on my license if that means anything. I have to decide which city I'm going to live in for the next two years. I'm male, in my late twenties and I have a small dog. I have been accepted to two major masters programmes, one in Paris and the other in Zurich.
Zurich seems to be the best option, safe and clean, best quality of life, good countryside and outdoor activities. But I have also heard that it is a boring city for young people (I am not that into the nightlife, but I also don't want to isolate myself).
I have mixed feelings about Paris and I'd like to hear more about your experiences there. My main concern is finding an apartment because I don't want to live in a 9mts walk-in closet with no bathroom. I would also like to know if it is easy to integrate or find work afterwards. What is it like to live there as a student/non-turist?
Is Paris worth it to turn down a life in Zurich? If you happen to be there, would you go to a World's Fair/Expo? I've always heard about these from here and there but never seen or been to one in person.
Pic related, the mascot for Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan looks literally like a power rangers villain of the week >2025
>No TV for a 4 hour international flight
Other airlines have had TVs for each seat, where you can choose what you watch, for like 10 years while this backwards company still doesn't even have a shared movie like some planes had way back in the 90s. Now that programmers will be replaced by AI within 5 years? what is the most steriotypical american place in america?
where can i find a place that will make me belive in the american dream? where can i find americana? >airbnb listed for 80$
>it’s actually 356$ when you include all fees Share some times when you had a terrible time travelling that actually turned out to be hilarious looking back on it, or you're chill enough to be able to laugh when it happened. For me it was Hawaii.
>be me at 18
>late 2019 right before the coof
>staying in hostel in honolulu
>hostel has a dozen people to a room
>it's fully booked
>"damn, well hopefully can meet some people"
>end of 3rd night, 3 AM or so
>people in my hostel are rich psychedelic Ameribro in his early 30's not wanting to grow up (cool guy though), mid 40's surfer bro who can't hold a job and is broke, Japanese guy who can't speak english, Asian dude who drinks like a fish, jacked 50's Argentinian dude who's probably 6'2 of pure muscle, German guy in his early 20's, cracked drug woman, and some others If you're skipping France because /pol/ told you so, you're REALLY missing out. That’s like if I go to poor areas in new York and say don’t travel to the usa just because one area is dirty and crime I'm planning to stay a full year in NZ using a working holiday visa. Any general tips? Should I buy a used car upon arrival? I've heard NZ hitchhiking is very good but the sheer size of the country intimidates me for getting around.
My current plan is to arrive mid-june and work in a ski town for the season. I've heard mixed opinions on queenstown (touristy and extremely expensive living). Would wanaka be a better choice or are there other ski areas I'm overlooking? Come summer I want to hike the south island section of te araroa, haven't really planned anything else yet because I reckon I'll figure it out as I go
Lastly any advice on interesting temp jobs? I don't really care about the pay as I can support myself with my savings for quite a while Travel cheatcode: get a flight attendant gf and travel around the world with her on dirt-cheap discounted tickets
Anyone else done it? The only disadvantage is that half of them are vapid whores gf demands minimum 5 star hotels What are the best places were you can go in spiritual retreats, take shrooms and find your true self?
The Netherlands seem obvious, but also not a friendly or close to nature place.
*note: i don't advocate for doing anything illegal, there are countries where shrooms are legal, see map
https://psychedelicalpha.com/data/worldwide-psychedelic-laws I've got my destinations narrowed down to
>Da Nang
>Quy Nhon
>Nha Trang
>Phu Quoc
I think I'll probably just get a nice hotel near the beach in Da Nang and Nha Trang for 1 month each, but any other suggestions, thoughts, unexpected implications? People say Nha Trang is uneventful but I booked a really nice place really cheap there and it looks like the kind of place I can get good access to beaches, city and nature so it looks good to me. Create the worst travel itinerary in the USA you can think of. I'm currently in Japan and looking to go to Korea for a week or so after. I traveled there before for a month and stayed in an Airbnb which was like $45-50 a night for a 3 bedroom. Now looking for a single bedroom I can't seem to find a good deal for AirBnb's (Some decent ones around $40) and hotels don't seem that well priced either (Around $40 too). Now $40 for a hotel for me is fine, but I'm currently in Japan I can stay at a good hotel in Kyoto for like $30 a night (I'll admit I probably got a good price). For those that travel to Korea, where did you stay, how much did you spend, and how nice was it? It just seems interesting to me that Seoul would be more expensive than Kyoto/Osaka (I know seoul is the capital and the other two aren't but sitll). Also, personally not interested in any share house/hostel types of arrangements. Thank you =) >I'm gonna stamp your passport sir but while checking in your boarding pass the attendant happened to see pepe the frog in your photo album, you don't happen to be part of any right wing terror groups do you?
what say?
whats the weirdest thing customs has said to you? Philippines general thread - 37 y/o boomer edition. 
I have had a pretty bad accident overseas recently. Just wanted to remind you of the importance of a good insurance and preparation before you go overseas (which might be even as close as another EU country).
Make sure you have a policy that covers a private clinic because public hospitals might be too badly equipped or too full to have a surgery on time. It should also cover transportation by helicopter if you go hiking. One time not paying attention where you are going or badly calculating the grip of the ground is enough. Dogs, tics etc can also give you rabies and other diseases or venoms and time is of essence here. For this reason, also always make sure to have some kind of connection if you go alone. Relying on free Wifi is not enough.
The hiking was just an example, I have had my accident in the middle of the city. Just because you lived 20 or 30 years in a city yourself without an accident, doesn't mean it cannot happen when you go on a trip. Especially in a new environment where you feel distracted/insecure and don't know the local (unwritten) traffic laws.
Except for getting the insurance, it makes sense to search in advance to write down some emergency numbers. For example, insurances typically have some hotline for foreign incidents where you can get a second opinion from a home country doctor. Local embassy, english speaking lawyer etc depending on what you are doing etc
Also, have at least someone on good terms who can come to help you with stuff; ideally do not travel on your own. If i ever go to Japan how can i avoid being in problems with the Yakuza? im visiting madrid for 4 days next month
im planning to visit naval museum and cerralbo, any other good museum recs? i was already in prado last time i was in madrid
im also intrested in good restourants/bars spanish but also mexican and latin food Smoky Mountain bros...is Gatlinburg worth visiting? Are there any good places to eat there? I want to visit, but I heard it can get really crowded there, especially during holidays which is when I'll have the time to go How can I get weed in Hawaii?
I'm from Canada, where weed is legal, and I want to travel to the US, but only a handful of states have weed as fully legal recreational, like in California, but not in Hawaii.
i want to be able to smoke a joint on a Hawaiian beach while trying out surfing or swimming in the Pacific ocean As a gay, where are some great locations for members of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Looking for a population that is accepting, in a city full of fun and adventure. What was china, Korea and Japan like in the early 2000s? Really wish that I could've visited China during that time when they were still building a tonne of stuff and foreigners were a rarity there seems like a very interesting time to be there did the Alps live up to your expectations? 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 thread: >>2705061 How is this country?
I have been reading online how they took in millions of migrants over the past 3 years, is it still liveable and cool to visit?
The draw for me is the unique architecture, colonial history, as well as the natural beauty.
Thinking of a 2 week trip for Lisbon, Sintra, and other nice locations for around 8-9 days, followed by Gibraltar and Ceuta We all love to travel Japan, but what about emigrating there? Please convince me it’s a bad weeb idea, because I can’t get it out of my mind. Is there a reason to put an effort into your videos? Now the trend seems to be just to hold a selfie stick and walk Tell me about the Sámi people.
Do they speak English or interact with Americans? Can you go to visit? >go to turdworld shithole
>use the toilet
>signs everywhere telling me to throw shit covered toilet paper in special shit covered toilet paper bin
>ignore signs and flush shit covered toilet paper anyway like a civilized human
Problem?
BTW I've probably done this a few thousand times, and I've never once clogged the john with toilet paper Do you follow any travel vloggers? On the verge of completing my Computer Science degree in Canada. For the life of me, I can not even land an internship or even get an interview here, given every job has 100+ applicants at minimum. In general, even a position for a part-time dishwasher job will get 500+ applications making even min wage jobs impossibly hard to get. I have dual citizenship and looking things up on OpenRent there are quite a few flats for about 600-800 in Newcastle, which is way cheaper than anything in this country. How is the tech market in Newcastle? Is it chavvy? If I'm going to the UK I'd rather avoid anything to do with the city of London. In a few day im going to Cambodia. Any travel tips on what to do and what to avoid? Im gonna be there for 9 days i am gonna stay in phnom phen and also go to siem reap. I already got some thing planned like visiting the killing fields and going to angkwor wat. Previous thread: >>2763472
Discuss Thailand travel here. 
Hear me out, weebs. Besides the big three (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto), I’m under the impression most large Japanese cities are quite boring.
They almost completely lack historical sights, which is a given, as the country was built from scratch recently. But in contrast to Tokyo, they also lack their Shibuya / Harajuju / Akihibara, Shinjuku (that’s probably just the tip of the iceberg): non-historical areas that still brim with life. They don’t even have it at a smaller scale, it just isn’t there.
An average Euro town of this size (1+ mln) will have TONS of historical areas, an old town, dedicated areas for going out. And I don’t mean capitals, look at Valencia, at Lille, at Hamburg. Packed with landmarks and uniqueness.
In comparison, what is there to see or do in Sendai, specifically? Or in Kawasaki? Or in Fukuoka? Or Saitama? I know these cities don’t cater to tourists, but how do they even cater to locals? I watch videos from these cities and there’s just … nothing there, like most of the screen time is spent in some generic underground mall and everything above the ground is samey.
I know Japan in general is a good country for eating out. But that’s really it. There are no sights, no exciting urbanism, just featureless, drab, extremely samey (however clean and safe they may be) concrete jungles. Have gf, want to travel, rv mode. We talked about it, she'd be up for it. Now I'm thinking it might be something I'd rather do on my own. Give Opinions Curious to see which state you would live in if you could work remote How do you pack, /trv/? Do you pack as little as you can? Or do you pack more? I'm planning a trip to Europe soon and am curious about your packing strategies. Also curious about luggage too; backpack or suitcase? Brands, sizes, etc. Who knew where I can buy a weed in Oslo or Fredrickstad Norway. And how much it will be? 
I want to see Italy this summer for three weeks. Thought I'd go through all the major cities but then I realized you'd need a lot more than that to see everything it has to offer, so I decided to just do a couple of places like Rome, Florence, Venice, etc, but be thorough and get a real sense of these places together with all the history they contain. Guess I'll have to come back another time to see the rest.
But then I searched for lodging in Booking and the lowest hotel around the city centre is 290$ A NIGHT. I don't want to spend 6-7k on hotel rooms nor do I want to stay in hostels or in some remote apartments in the outskirts of the city and take the metro or walk every morning to see the sights.
The obvious solution is to rent a car which you can get at 1-1.5k for the entire trip and sleep in it, but then I read they have these "ZTL" zones at the tourist areas where all the interesting stuff are and you get heavily fined for entering them.
So how to go about this trip? And what cities should I visit during three weeks? will be built in Bedford and open in 2031.
thoughts? I've always had an interest in Afghanistan, mostly to see old military stuff and experience the firearms culture there, check out old tanks and guns and meet the Talis. I'd like to visit and it's not easy to find someone who's been more recently to give advice. Does airlines allow you to sleep on the floor during overnight long haul flights?
My flight seems to be almost empty and there should be plenty of place near bulkhead seats. I won't block the aisle or anything. Anyone ever been there? Whats it like? Anything worth seeing/doing? Do they eat guinea pigs? Not sure if this is /trv/ or /out/ but I'm considering traveling to another USA state for a weekend, and for some reason, hotel total would be $600.
So, I was thinking of traveling on my SUV and sleeping in it. Do you guys have any experience doing so that you wanna share tips? I'm considering parking at a parking garage. Anyone have any experience with visiting Cuba? Tips, tricks? What to look out for. Mostly from the perspective of a US citizen Hey /trv/
Heading to bogota soon. Anyone have any suggestions on escort services and historical places that date back during colonization period?
>Budget
$1000
>Interests
History and escorts
>Level of understanding of the local language(s)
Basic
This makes it easier to give quality advice. Of course, keep your posts travel related. I don't have a Doctor's Note for my ADHD meds and will be traveling to the UK, should I just leave them at home or will it be fine if I have the prescription bottle? I just signed up to learn a 120 hour TEFL course. Being a retard, I didn't realise you need a Bachelor's degree to legally teach in pretty much every country. I watched and read numerous videos and articles/blogs and genuinely not one mentioned this.
The company isn't offering a refund.
Does anyone have experience of illegally teaching, or workarounds without a degree?
Alternatively, one of the few countries that does accept people without degrees is Cambodia. Is this worth teaching in? I've read the pay is terrible and you basically have to go around handing out your CV begging for a job. Should I go to Central America or SEA next year?
On the one hand, I've been to Thailand and really enjoyed it, on the other hand Central America is a lot cheaper and shorter of a flight, although hotel prices seem more or less the same.
Compare and contrast? Recommendations? Hidden gems? made the mistake of eating outside in a restaurant in a small Sicilian seaside town tonight
3 sub saharans interrupted me in under an hour. The staff seemed to completely ignore them. what a joke
Where do these guys come from? If they're illegals, why not just arrest them? Where do they get the merch from in the first place? Give me off the beaten track shit to do
What to do in Garden district?
Is Algiers worth it?
Any way to explore "da hood" safely?
Give me everything you've got! Why does it get so much hate online? I had a great time there, I thought it was much better than a lot of major NA cities and very walkable as well.
The only negative was the African scammers near the Eifel tower and it smelling like piss but there was way less schizos than in your typical NA city I would like to maximize my time travelling, does anyone have any experiences working/volounteering in exchange for an accomodation?
I would like to travel for a few months but I don't want to waste all my money bumming about for so long. How feasible it is in your experience to get a free accomodation (or at least regular hot meals) in exchange for some odd-jobs? I've checked the major volounteering sites and they all look like scams, are there any good ones? Do I just email random hostels/churches/soup kitchens? I'm thinking about the americas (brasil, colombia, mexico, the us) because the language barrier wouldn't be too high but I'm considering some asian countries like Korea and Malaysia too. I did some bartending and landscaping back in the days. I would like to travel to Italy in the summer (Likely July or August) to roadtrip and spend time in the coastal towns & cities. Will I stand out like a sore thumb if I dress with casual dress shirts / Hawaiian shirts and a leather black jacket? It's my current look I got going and would rather not have to change it up unless it'll be an issue. What do I even do here other than drink and eat Spanish food? Fucking boring here Going to be traveling here with family in the early Summer for a 1-2 weeks. Looking for recommendations on things to see. Interested in historical and natural sites. Which country has the worst tourists? I’ll start: Germany.
First of all, there’s so fucking many of them anywhere you go. They’re rude and everywhere and they think they’re superior to everyone else and they actually believe it genuinely, not like Americans who play it up to be funny. God forbid you get stranded in a hostel with a bunch of Germans. I'm going to NYC for my first vacation f0r 600ish dollars for a week
>Be me 20 year old southern rural boy
>Boomers and grifters tell me NYC is some John Carpenter movie or gay buttsex being done publicly every corner
>Nowhere else to go without renting a car in the Americas to get around (I can't even rent because of my age)
>Flights are only 150$
What should I do on my trip other then walk all day? How do I get out of the airport and into the city? what do you guys do intra day on vacation (No tourist shit) what country would you live in? Should airports implement dresscodes? Should I travel to Thailand or buy a motorcycle?
Only have money for one Is Sweden a nice place to visit? Was planning a trip in the summer but I’m worried the place is full of Muslims and blacks now. Is it really that dangerous?
Is it true that Swedish girls are coal burners? I’m a white American with blonde hair and blue eyes. Will I get completely ignored because I look like I’m Swedish?
Do I need to know any Swedish? Can I get by with English?
Is there any good food to eat in Sweden?
Does Sweden use euros?
Is it true that Swedish people are borderline autistic and refuse to talk to strangers or make friend with people they don’t know?
What are some fun things to do in Stockholm? How is public transportation? post your /trv/ achievements Hey, /trv/,
Is Genova a nice place to visit? I’ve been to a lot of other parts of Italy, but I’ve only driven past it. Heading to the Cinque Terre this summer, but don’t want to spend a whole week in a tiny, picturesque tourist trap, so thinking about adding a few days in the city.
What are some must-sees/do’s/eats? How many days does it deserve?
If you think Genoa sucks, where in NW Italy would you suggest instead?
Traveling as a family of four (two adults, two middle schoolers), by train. We’re into history, art and architecture, scenic views, food, and cafés. Kids are into gelato/bakeries, archaeology/ancient sites, overpriced sneakers, and rolling their eyes at us while staring into their phones. My wife and I both speak slightly-better-than-basic Italian and we’re not traveling on a budget.
Sicilian cat unrelated.
Grazie! Where can I find some weed? I'm in Rust, and I know it's easy to get in Germany now, but how can I do it with social anxiety? How is Turkey for traveling? Anyone here familiar with or live in Dayton? I’ll be going there in a few weeks for a trip to the Air Force Museum (and trying Skyline Chili) but I was wondering what else there is to do there? I have a day there so I’m open to recommendations. Hong Kong edition
Post trip plans, past experiences, advice, questions, etc. in this thread. So the whole city being in a desolate state was a lie? Where to go in Detroit to see the 'catastrophic consequences of globalism'? Hey guys, am going to be in Scottland for a few days, again. Went in december alone. This time too, but would love to hike some trails with someone. We dont have to talk much but I would rather do thing ins Scottland with someone.
Please dont be a serial killer or rapist. And if you are a rapist please be female.
email: [email protected] Since Jeets, influencers and overtourism ruined Thailand. Which country still has similar effect for a chud like me?
my guess is Philippines or also can be Cambodia Thailand became visa free for indian passport holders and this is the result Hello /trv/,
I am planning on hitchhiking to Western China from Greece at the end of this month and was hoping some anons could offer some advice. I am mostly interested in knowing:
>Information about border crossings
>What to expect in terms of climate
>Places to visit
>General tips/advice from anons who have done similar journeys
Also if there are any books that you may reccommend that I can read as I have no required end date, I intend on taking my time to learn about each country. I am specifically interested in learning about the religions like the various christian sects, islam and the folk religions along of course with any history.
Since I have no strict time constraints I mostly want to move place to place in acordance with the climate as I understand the lowlands of central asia are extremely hot yet the mountains are temperate, any advice on that would be extremely helpful.
>Pic related is roughly my intended route Life has provided me a chance to travel for just a bit over 2 weeks. I'm departing from Western Canada, and considering my options.
Join me in this thread while I research my options and share my findings.
I will leave anytime Wednesday or late Tuesday. Budget ideally $3k including flights, will consider more for the right ideas.
Obviously this is really last minute...
I am late 20s man, barebones French and Spanish.
Primarily, I wish to get out of the Western Hemisphere for a bit. I've been depressed but coming out of it, enjoying the idea of getting some new stimulation to see what I enjoy. I like old sites, food, and a chance to chill and party with some locals. Beach sounds excellent, hiking I'd consider but not a priority this trip as my knee is a bit funky. Museums and shit are cool but not a priority, Thinking Bourdain esque adventure although realizing without much planning my options are limited.
Don't need a lot of luxury, will stay in hostels. Is Arizona just a whiter, beachless Florida? I'm planning on visiting the big cities... Milano - Torino - Genova - Bologna in late April. Anything you'd particularly recommend or skip in that area?
I'd like to also dedicate some days to hiking in places accessible by train/bus. Is Sacra di san Michele monastery worth it? Susa seems like a nice alpine town as well. Stresa on the lake Maggiore looks cool too. where would you rather travel? 
>Polish museums are some of the most popular museums in the entire world.
>The Wawel Castle Museum in Kraków with 3.1 million annual visitors, the most popular in Poland, is the 17th most popular museum in the world, beating such museums as Galeria degli Uffizi in Florence, MoMA in New York or the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam
>Royal Castle in Warsaw is the 31st with 2.2 million visitors in 2024.
>National Museum in Kraków, 38th, 2 million visitors
>National Museum in Warsaw, 47th, over 1.5 million visitors
However, Poland is also a leader in the modern interactive museum sector, with innovative interactive museums such as the Warsaw Rising Museum opened in 2004 and the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews opened in 2014, the World War II Museum in Gdańsk opened in 2017, and the upcoming Polish History Museum (foreground, picrel) and Polish Military Museum (background to the left, picrel), both opening within 8 months
The 10 most visited museums in the world in 2024:
>1. The Louvre
>2. Vatican Museums
>3.The British Museum
>4. Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City
>5. Tate Modern, London
>6. Shanghai Museum East
>7. National Gallery, Washington, D.C.
>8. Korean National Museum, Seoul
>9. Musée d'Orsay, Paris
>10. National Anthropologic Museum, Mexico City Is going to the french speaking part of Switzerland as daunting as going to France? I really want to go, but I can't speak a single word of french.
How good are the Swiss at english? What part of Switzerland would you recommend for someone speaking only english? I have
>2024 AWD Subaru with an extended warranty
>$150k in crypto
>time on my hands
>no fucking credit score, whatsoever
>no obligations to anyone
What are some chill towns, that can support a tastefully degenerate lifestyle on the cheap? (Bbq, music scene, random ethnic food, dive bars, strip clubs, etc) smoker friendly is better.
My list includes
>Bisbee AZ
>ATX
>NOLA
>ATL
>Savannah
But I’m open to just about anything. Late this September I have a week off between a work obligation in Zurich and visiting a friend in Berlin. Bavaria is a natural mid way point between the two I can spend 4-5 days in. The problem is I have no clue what to do.
Oktoberfest is in full swing in Munich and hotels/Airbnb prices are already outrageous. I've been to Munich before and would honestly like to avoid the crowds and chaos of Oktoberfest Munich since I'll be alone. Im looking for a small(ish) town with close proximity to nature/hiking but still will enough amenities and typical tourist shit to do. I know there are some cool medieval towns up north away from the mountains like Wurzburg, Rothenburg and Bamberg but I'm afraid I'd have trouble filling 4 days with just looking at old buildings.
I'm not looking for much beyond a nice hike, mountain views, medieval shit and maybe reading a book in a quite beer garden. Landshut is on the short list but would love more advice/suggestions. Are they good? I can't check in online or manage my booking, but that seems to be a general thing with Chinese airlines.
I have a 13h+ layover in Guangzhou and I was wondering if they will give me free accomodation. It seems like they offer that for long transfers but their website just confuses me. What would be the process of requesting that? for anyone who takes just the bare minimun travelling, which one do you prefer? 
>Last Thread: >>2772245
Walt Edition
>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 Disney/Universal parks in this thread?
Absolutely! Disney discussion of all sorts including rides/resorts/dining/trip planning is OK.
Thread Pro Tip: Talk about roller coasters!
Park Crowd Tracker:
>https://queue-times.com/en-US/parks
Roller Coaster Database:
>https://rcdb.com/
Amusement Park News Sites:
>https://www.themeparkinsider.com/
>https://www.screamscape.com/
>https://www.coaster101.com/
Disney Park News:
>https://www.wdwnt.com/
>https://www.wdwmagic.com/
>https://www.allears.net
>https://www.mousesteps.com
Epic Universe is almost ready to open so expect spoilers to be posted! The single most underrated country for /trv/
Way, way better than Czechia
An actual Nation with History, for starters Ausfag here. I'm visiting the USA. I have one month, and have decided to visit two different states.
>State 1: Florida
>State 2: ???
What should be the second state, something completely different that I won't find in Florida? City hopping in europe over break because im studying abroad. Don't really care for le slow travel right now because idk if I'll visit europe again before other places. I have copenhagen, budapest, istanbul, and sarajevo right now. Do I add sicily (catania) and sofia or antalya and tbilissi? Prices are similar, I like history, nature, and street food. I heard tbilissi is cool but idk if antalya and istanbul is turkish overkill. How do you decide where to go on a trip? There are so many options and I'm getting a little overwhelmed Going to didney worl with my grandparents this summer and I refuse to watch any influencer shit, what's worth eating and doing in Epcot? I just turned 18 and i'm going to live alone in Russia, it's really dangerous to woman go alone to another country? Thats kinda silly but I really scared of human trafficking. How safe is this area around Volgograd?
Is it an especially dangerous area in russia or not that much?
I want to rent a car and travel around some WW2 sites around volgograd Hello there people, Receptianon here
After some time, I open this tread to discuss about the way hotels work.
You can share stories of your stays at hotels around the world or you can ask about how an hotel works whats a country you dont think ANYONE should visit? 
Osaka Edition
ー How do I travel by public transportation? ー
Use Google Maps within cities, install the Jorudan or Navitime app for intercity travel
ー What should I see in <place>? ー
https://www.wikivoyage.org/
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
*You should check on google if a place is still in business before you plan to visit it*
ーJR Passー
Since JR has adjusted the prices for the pass, not really worth it anymore, unless you want to travel by train very extensively. You can plug in your itinerary in the links below and compare prices to the JR Pass.
>https://japantravel.navitime.com/en/area/jp/route/
>https://world.jorudan.co.jp/mln/en/
With the increased price of the JR Pass, local train passes might be good deals now.
>https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2357.html
New prices starting May 2024
>7 day Pass: ¥50,000
>14 day Pass: ¥80,000
>21 day Pass: ¥100,000
https://www.japan-guide.com/railpass/
ーInfo on Degeneracy ー
READ THE INFO LISTED HERE. STOP TALKING ABOUT IT IN THE THREAD.
>https://chn.cityheaven.net/
>https://rockitrisingsun.com
>https://paradise-tokyo.net
>https://hentaitokyo.com
>https://tokyoadultguide.com/
Previous: >>2769013 what are some things to do on the east coast of USA? I'll be there for a few months with nothing to do. Why should I go through the hassle of traveling places with my body when I can literally explore the entire cosmos instantly with the power of my mind? Apart from Australia & New Zealand, I've never really considered travelling to this part of the world but I've always been curious. To those who have been to one or more Polynesian nations, what were the places that stood out to you?
I have travel dates between August & September this year and one thing that stood out to me is snorkeling with whales in Tonga & French Polynesia. Anyone done this? Planning to do just that but where is the best place to do so? Also which islands don't just give a beach holiday destination vibe? (even though most of them obviously are) What the fuck is he thinking, he basically nuked his entire channel
I'm not paying for that shit Anybody got some decent blogs or trip reports to share?
Preferably content telling a good story of a journey, with a more 'old skool internet' feel to it.
Examples which come to mind are:
>Democratic Republic of Congo: Lubumbashi to Kinshasa
A Belgian couple decide to drive across Congo, refusing to pay any bribes, kek. It's long, but it's a fucking wild journey which really paints the picture of how chaotic Congo is.
https://geoff.greer.fm/congo/
>The forbidden railway: Vienna - Pyongyang
A pair of Austrians decide to get the train from Austria to Pyongyang via Russia and somehow loophole their way into being unsupervised for 48 hours. Lots of pics of 'real life', seemingly without any 'propaganda filter' (from either side).
https://vienna-pyongyang.blogspot.com/
>brr.fyi
A guy blogging about life in Antarctica and giving a bit of insight into the random day to day
https://brr.fyi/ ever had to bribe someone while traveling? For the first time in my life, I’m traveling! I’m heading to Wisconsin and trying to figure out what to do while I’m there. I was thinking about fishing by the lake, but I’m open to other ideas. Still debating whether to stay in Madison or Milwaukee, so any advice would be really helpful, especially since this is my first trip. I want to know some tips when traveling. I've noticed that many women i've liked online are from Estonia i'm curious about this country is it good for traveling? i haven't been to this country before any recommendations? Cruise thread. Going on a 12 day cruise in Japan on NCL Spirit in April. Got an inside state room, didn't think it would be worth it for a sea view or balcony. Any good cruise stories or upcoming trips planned? Anyone have any info on finding work in Finland or Norway, particularly the winter season as an English speaker. Aussie with an EU passport willing to do any shit work to be able to support a ski season over there but wondering if there are any foreigners that are able to get employment there. Sweden is too cucked Me and the wife are traveling to Norway this summer. Everything is pretty much planned but I wanted to know if there was any shops that sell Festdrakts? Wife used to work with Norwegian interns and loved the idea of a Bunad but they’re pretty expensive so I wanted to see if she could find an alternative. We’ll be in Oslo and Bergen for the entirety of our trip.
Sorry if this isn’t the right place to ask but I wasn’t sure since it’s related to our Norway travel plans. /rwt/ - Reading While Traveling
/trv/ - Text-Reading on Vacation
Nearly all walks of life claim to read while they are traveling. Question is, when and what do you read?
When:
>at the airport?
>at the ho(s)tel?
>at a cafe?
>at the park?
>in a plane/train/automobile?
What:
>travel books/guides? (Lonely Planet, Rick Steves, etc.)
>books about travel? (fictional and non-fictional accounts of other people's travels)
>religious texts? (some people say reading the Bible while traveling offers a fresh perspective)
>novels?
>comics/graphic novels?
Optional: Preferred format
>hardcover
>paperback
>digital (tablet, e-reader, etc.) I've always wanted to travel but I've never really had friends to do it with and I don't want the rest of my life to pass me by without ever doing it so coming next spring I will be traveling alone to a faraway place and I wanted to see what other people's experiences traveling alone were like. 
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