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>>1072503
Espionage Museum, Museum of Air and Space, National Postal Museum and Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

Pretty cool stuff, but the espionage museum gets kinda childish regardless of the weapons on display.

>>1072775
>>1072519
Thank you!
Anyone else have more suggestions?, I don't necessarily mean just downtown, but around the entire area.

>>1072459
Kathmandu as a city with how shitty its infrastructure and how many unfinished buildings that are around the place, you'd never know there was earthquake there if someone didn't tell you.

That said, in Kathmandu Durbur square there is fairly significant Earthquake Damage on the Heritage Buildings some dating back a fucking long time.

I never got around to Bhatkapor but I hear it's still fairly nice to see. Another good place is Pokhora, probably nicer than Khatmandu by a fair margin....
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>>1072483
I was planning to fly into kathmandu and see sites there, at patan and bhaktapur, and still considering pokhara, nagarkot and annapurna.

I'm more into history, culture and architecture than natural scenery, but for the himalayas i'd made an exception to get a good view of them, such as nagarkot i've heard is good. But i'm not going to climb it or even go to base camp which i heard takes like 16 days of hiking. Not into treking, even if you take out the time and cost of it.

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What should I add to the Nepal section of this article. I'm mostly looking for mountain hiking places and old temples to see.
Thanks in advance

>>1068875

Hey anon, I've been in Ethiopia for 2 months now so I'm willing to answer any questions you have.

Personally, I found Addis to be an overcrowded and dirty shithole - can't recommend much to do out there that can be done elsewhere in the country. Got the fuck outta there after 2 days. With that said, the cheapest form of transport in Addis is minibus. You can ask your hotel about where to catch them towards the mountain.

Most tourists stay in Piazza. You can expect to pay around 200-250...
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Only spent time at the airport. Ethiopian Airlines is actually somewhat decent.

Those stewardesses are wicked hot with their semi-dreads! Just my 2 cents.

>>1068908

Personally, I found Addis to be an overcrowded and dirty shithole - can't recommend much to do out there that can't be done elsewhere in the country for cheaper**

Also seconding what >>1068909 said. The women here are really fit. Disregard anything you might hear about it being a conservative culture. Even with my slight autism I find it easy to score.

>>1066828
an esl thread already exists on /tv/:
>>1063204

That's a pretty shitty salary senpai.

How did you get a job in Seoul as a young and new teacher? Usually it's pretty competitive to land a job there. Then again I guess no one else wanted to accept that low salary, lol

>>1066834
All of us have salaries like that, it's actually pretty standard for the first year. Also, his apartment is included. Everything is cheaper in SEA. I make less than him and live a very comfortable life.

>>1071614
Try Queens. Scout for neighborhoods near subways and els. Some places are sketchy but if you want to save some money,its worth a try.

Sounds like you shouldn't move to New York.

>Which neighborhoods / ZIP codes would be best to look for apartments where I won't have to worry about being shot or stabbed or robbed, without paying $3000 a month for rent

Move to North Jersey or Eastern PA and commute to the city.

Good idea.

Can anyone, please, write me something about Switzerland, Geneva?

I got a job offer (5000 CHF per month - is it enough?) but I've been told that it's pretty boring city/country. Can anyone expand on this?

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Good idea, i'd like to move to the NL, so if anyone can give some input it would be great.

I'm from malta
pros
>great food
>nice beaches
>although small there are many places to go and enjoy yourself
>alot of festivities if you're into that kind of stuff
>gozo is very peaceful if you want to escape fore a weekend
>great weather, except for the hot summers
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>>1069349
And I would HONESTLY ask everyone to post the minimum amount of money you need to live in your country.

It will make everyone's life so much easier.

Personally I would move to a nice city like Bath or somewhere on the coast such as Bournemouth. It depends what your skill is, perhaps you need to be in a bustling city.

>>1064242

My situation is:

I'm 20, turning 21 soon and I'm dropping out of university. I'm not exactly sure what I want to study, I like a lot of things but there's nothing I feel very sure about yet. So my plan is to just live and work in the UK (because it's good money and I like the UK) until I get an idea of what I want to do (or saving up enough money to start up my own business, something I'd like to do eventually). I might end up staying in the UK and just living there permanently....
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>>1064243

You have boring cities in the interior like Swindon, Reading, Basingstoke etc etc which are large commuter towns.

Then there's pleasant historical cathedral cities like Bath, Salisbury, York and so on.

Then on the south coast there's livelier places like Brighton & Bournemouth which may be more to your liking.

Personally I wouldn't go north of London due to the money and weather. Also in the south you're always close to London and transport options.

>>1076018

I also have a follow-up question. Thanks for bearing with me. This will be my first time traveling out of country alone. (Excluding Mexico, I guess, but I feel more clueless with Peru.)

It looks like the tap water isn't safe. Am I supposed to just buy bottled water everywhere?


Not sure how I'd access all the clean water I'd need while going on day-long excursions. I have a CamelBak. Just not sure where I'd be able to fill it up.

Sorry if these are dumb questions, and...
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>So, I'm wondering if I"ll be OK going without getting vaccanations.
...yes. People don't usually vaccinate before a trip.

>Is it insane to just risk it and go?
Its not a risk. The worse it will probably happen is you getting food poisoning and shitting in your pants for a few days. Other than that, its really rare to contract anything else

>It looks like the tap water isn't safe. Am I supposed to just buy bottled water everywhere?
Depends on...
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>>1076045
Yeah, thanks. IDK, it just seems like one CamelBak's worht of water isn't going to always be enough. If I were to hike the Inca trail, how am I going to get more?

I suppose in that case, you just have to load up with a couple day's worth. I'd just love to hear from someone who's trotted around the jungle and cities of Peru (or elsewhere in South America) to see how they managed.

>>1073586
Nope, ISIL.
Too dangerous.

Should be absolutely beautiful. But there is WAY too big a risk to accidentally go on a "star in your own beheading video" excursion.

I don't know how other people feel about this, but for me personally the entire middle east and North Africa are an absolute no-go travel-wise at the moment.

>>1073590
Jordan is easing visa restrictions, bolstering security for tourist spots and obviously prices are shooting down. Realistically if you're government is letting you fly to a country the you should be alright. Even when a country is in difficulty, road blocks will stop you from entering the hot areas..

>>1074567
Nah I was just in parts of Afghanistan that weren't extremely terrible. But the terrible parts would be up there. I'd say anywhere in ISIS territory, most militant groups are prepared to hold you for extended periods while bargaining, but those dudes seem to be all about the video production.

>>1074567
Some places in the USA and in Sweden are pretty ghetto

>>1074567
Burundi is pretty dangerous at the moment. Northern Nigeria as well as al shabab parts of kenya. maybe chad and niger as well.

>>1073877
such a meme destination

whats fags obsession with this shithole

>>1073880
I really like war stuff. It'd be a shame to be next to it and not go.

>>1073877
Should I visit northern vietnam, or stick to a couple of days in ho chi min and depart for cambodia?

I realized I have very little time.

>>1072341
weaboo fag with an impossible dream. prices are sky high and the wages are low but you already knew that.

>>1072341
Its not gonna happen buddy tell your weeb-trash friend to end him self

>>1072342
He's currently working here and saving money he's wants to get $6000 and live in japan for a month. He wouldn't last a week there with that little money right?

Honestly, if you plan on traveling far, you might as well just go to the USA.

There's just so much more to do, things to see etc.

I'd just take a plane and fly to the east coast if you want to go there. Theres not much to see once you get past alberta until you get to Ontario

>>1071562
this

Unless you are particularly interested in the prairies, I'd just skip on by and fly to Toronto, then train/drive ON-QC-NB-NS or wherever it is in particular you wanted to go.

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Dude either you want to go or you don't. It will be an adventure and there will be hardship. If you're not ready to throw yourself to the world then do what the rest of us do and wither away at an office job.

Either way you're never gonna get out of it alive.

Friend of mine got licensed to teach English through TEFL or TESL or something, moved there with a job and housing already. There are lots of programs like that out there.

>>1074562
A condo in BKK isn't all that expensive actually. You could definitely live there for a few years if you have some spare cash. You just need a job and to work out what you're doing visa wise for all that time.

I'm curios too. Thought about Amsterdam-Hague-Antwerp-Bruges, Ghent, Brussels, and maybe Rotterdam?

>>1073048
Well, it is only a 9 day trip so we don't want to visit more than 4 places. We are considering Ghent and Brussels tho.

>>1073049
Just throwing out options and also asking people for my own sake at the same time.

If you put a gun to my head and said choose 4, i guess i would say amsterdam, bruges, brussels and ghent. 5th would be hague. Never been to any though, just based on my own research and wgat interests me