only if you're attractive

>>1108317
I saw some hitchhikers yesterday. But I just kept driving, in my empty minivan.

>>1108317
It's still doable. Just be sure to clap as loud as you can once the car is within seven feet of you.

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>>1108092
>Kabukicho has the best kappuru-kisa

Olive21? It's good, but my gf and I are trying to find a different place. Olive21 is crazy and very good for just pure action, but we'd like to find something that has more space and actually has a legit bar and lounge area.

If anyone has any good couple kissa (or happening bar) recommendations I'm all ears.

How much did you spend every day in Tokyo? Aside from lodging.

>>1108251

You mean how much will you spend? On average? I live here so I've never strictly experienced Tokyo just as a visitor/tourist, but I would say it really varies depending on what you're into. Obviously if you're a clubbing/nightlife person you will spend significantly more than someone who is not.

The whole "Japan is really expensive" thing is somewhat of a meme, it's pretty reasonable compared to big international cities like New York and London. But an expense that will add...
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>>1108242
Why does that scare you?

Are you a spagetthi lord back home? Why do you think that will change if you're some place else?

Are you a normie/Chad back home? Why do you think that will change if you're some place else?

>>1108242

Not OP but...

>Are you a spagetthi lord back home? Why do you think that will change if you're some place else?

You're away from your regular life and the people you are forced to deal with regularly. Fewer consequences and no one to judge you. That might make a spaghetti monster more bold.


>Are you a normie/Chad back home? Why do you think that will change if you're some place else?

Being in a new surrounding...
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I worked in London and took the underground every day.
I don't know where are you from but it's clean enough, I haven't seen any gypsy so far, probably because you need to use your ticket (or oyster card) for BOTH entering and exiting.

Unlike Paris. Damn, the London Underground is like heaven if you're from Paris.

>>1108187
The only place you need to worry about buggers is Soho or the catholic church, mate.

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>>1108208
many thanks, perfidious albions

>>1108181
Why would you go to Geneva for 13 days? It's a extremely expensive small city that can be done in one day.

As for options AIrBnB is always a option as well as staying anywhere towards Lausanne as price will drop as soon as you leave the city lines.

>>1108188
I gave it some though and decided I'm just gonna be traveling around Europe. I'm going to Spain first, then Geneva for a couple days, then probably Bulgaria and Turkey. I'll finish it off with a flight to Bahrain to visit some friends. I'm probably just going to be training around in Europe since I have a Bulgarian passport, too.

>>1108482
Like the other anon said, don't waste more than a day in Geneva. Seriously. You will get bored very fast. There are plenty of options nearby, you can easily take a train from Geneva to anywhere else in Switzerland, or to France, even Italy or Germany.

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>Quebec's national holiday

Implying those welfare frogs are a nation

Why is there a thread about Montreal every couple days here and why do their OPs never bother to fucking use google?

>>1108198
Even Harper said so famalam

>>1108202
Because what's the point of a /trav/ board of you can't get advice when some fagggot retard says to just google. If that's everyone's answer in every thread, then /trav/ should be deleted forever

>>1108150
Buy good shoes and be prepared to buy new ones on the way when these ones get worn out.

When you say sleeping on the open, you mean in a tent, right? You have to remember there might be rain, bugs, and other things that making sleeping under the stars kinda shitty compared to even sleeping under a tent.

where are you going to post the videos

>>1108258
Youtube, and places where people can watch it for free

>>1108140
I'm more just asking any experienced travels to give me some tips to make it amazing.

I'm going alone and I'm not awkward or socially inept. I'm just looking to experience the Beauty.

>>1108140
I loved Copenhagen.
About theft, Copenhagen would rank among the safest cities of Europe. Just be careful, as always, just in case, but that's pretty much it. It's extremely safe.

I'm a History lover so I pretty much enjoyed the museums there. If you're into that, let me know, I can make a small lists of museums. I also did a small day trip to Hillbrod. Also, Danes like to close down shops on Mondays for some reason.
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>>1108144
Not OP, but am spending a week in Copenhagen in August. I'm a public history major so I'd love a list of museums to see while I'm there.

>>1108111
Alright, I thought you must have moved back to this board. Left this message on the last one you made but kept it /tv/ related.

Just remember that nobody will ever care about where you went in life besides yourself. The people you run into or the memories you have on your travels might end up becoming the things that stick with you for the rest of your life. Now get out there and live it.

If you want something in life, reach out and grab it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7ArZ7VD-QQ

Traveling can be pretty individualistic activity. Actually it is most of the time.

You are just hearing too much of those yappy "yaaay I travel to meet so many new people like omg everyone was friends with me and so beatiful and I have so many new friends, like wow!!!"
That's complete bullshit mostly.

Oh well I guess I'll copy my response here too.
>>1108126
>reach out and grab it.
Easier said than done. But that is exactly what you have to do. right? If you don't? Well you get nothing.

Watched the movie. Great movie in a lot of ways. At the same time felt a little cringe. Not sure if the cringe was correct or not.

>>1108106
You should go straight through to Chicago. Chicago is where you change trains to go to LA,SF,etc. Get the schedule from Amtrak website. Also be aware that trains can be late. Don't expect on the dot arrival.

There will be a schedule when you look at the booking.

By the way, there is no reason to be scared when changing trains. At least during the day time, anyway.

You may or may not have to change trains in Pittsburgh - look at your tickets.

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I am also travelling to indonesia this summer for about a month. Solo and first time, i'd recommend what i did, find an indonesian girl on the internet so you have translator and travel guide. Going solo always seems better in my mind, you'll have experiences none of your friends will and it will make you step out of your boundries. I guess i would recommend bali if you're trying to meet surfers and hot girls. Otherwise lombok is supposed to be dank if you want slightly less tourist trap. Get excited m8 this place is paradise.

>you'll have experiences none of your friends will

as if that really matters

If you are going to go alone, do it for yourself, in the end you are never alone if you are sticking to the typical backpacker routes. If you really get "off the beaten track" then you'll be alone and sometimes it's difficult to handle oneself with loneliness. I have been travelling alone since I first tried it and I really enjoy it. It's not always wonderful, sometimes you just will feel homesick and in the necessity of socialising...
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>>1108068
What do you mean, is she going to travel around with you for fun? Or are you paying her to be your guide?
Yeah a friend was recommending me Bali and Lombock, he really enjoyed both. I still need to look into it properly myself tho.
I guess I want a bit of both: a bit of party and surfy in more 'touristy' areas. From there hopefully move on to more isolated places with people I meet.

>>1108099
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1/2 They are very different on the actual country. I will try to show you the main characteristics of them:

Baltic countries (LT, LV, EST): internetional connection only towards Belarus or Russia, otherwise good only for domestic travelling, mostly on very few lines. People use buses generally.

Belarus/Russia/Ukraine: Reasonable mean of transportation, sometimes only possible public transportation in the direction. Prices are low, all different levels of quality classes. Railway network is however not so dense and the spead of the train can sometimes drop significantly. Anyway, not really a problem to travel by train. Just be really careful when buying tickets, sometimes the capacity of the train is full long before the departure and you won't get ticket anymore.

Romania/Bulgaria: Slow and dirty mostly, however still somehow working and can be a reasonable way of transportation in some directions. Also some international trains still working. Depends on the line you take. Always double check for timetables as there might be different information on different sources

Albania: 404, if some train goes there, then it's only for true adventurers

Montenegro: Only two lines, but good working, OK service. Best way to travel from Serbia.

Serbia, Bosnia, Macedonia: Depends on the lines, but mostly similar situation to Bulgaria and Romania.

Croatia: North of the country is OK, but to the south (Dalmatia) there's basically only one line. Cheaper and faster to take bus.

Slovenia: Good service, international connection to Italy is however little clumsy, maybe they canceled it definitely.

>>1108039
Are you from Europe?
Would you recommend taking a bus/coach instead of a train to get to Croatia (Zagreb) from Romania?
Also is it better/cheaper to buy tickets in advance?

>>1108039
2/2
Hungary, Slovakia: No problems, civilized railway, the offer of some connections is a little limited. Better check timetable in advance.

Poland: There are fast lines and then there are super slow lines. The capacity in some directions is low and trains can get easily crowded, also the price is IMHO pretty high for what you usually get. Also international connections are not so good as one would expect. Plan in advance, check timetables.

Czech republic: The best of the railway you get in CEE. Dense network, low prices, good international connections (Berlin, Vienna, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland), good frequency and timetable information. Some regional lines can be quite slow however and there are lots of outdated trains so the traveling might not always be really comfortable. But you get basically anywhere by train so it serves it purpose 100%.

Anyway, all I have written is only my experience so you don't have to believe me.

TLDR: Czech republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia: OK to train
Russia, Ukraine, Belarus: also OK but requires some understanding
Baltics: OK to train but only domestic, international take bus
Balkans: You either know what you do and where to go or better take bus.

As for your questions: I did some research and I would probably prefer Cluj or Sofia. Bucharest is just too far and the traveling thru the whole Romania takes ages.

>>1107958
>le gf


bump tho because im going there in July and would also like to know

Enjoy some class act genocide.
Enjoy the people that supply ISIS with weapons.
Enjoy the government that is close to switching over to a califate.
Enjoy the beaches that smell like gasoline.
Enjoy stuff the Turkish claim is theirs even though you learned in kindergarten that it isn't.
Enjoy the swing to right wing facism.

>>1108164
You forgot the part where roaches pretend to be people.

>>1107913
Southern California offers those things.

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Taiwan, and less travel time between the two.