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Legally? Yes.
Ilegally? Also yes.
Better if you have experience with bikes because biking in Vietnam is not easy and not for inexperienced bikers.
Also, depends from where to where you wanna go in those 2 weeks.
I reckon you should be able to cross from north to south without a problem in 2 weeks, but you won't have so much time to enjoy the places.

I tackled biking in 'Nam with zero prior experience and had a good time. I didn't try to go on any busy freeways, though; that shit is dangerous.
Two weeks is a very, very short time for a country with infrastructure as shitty as Nam's. It's not a problem as long as you don't try to bite off more than you can chew. If you fly into saigon, only visit places in the south. Ditto for Hanoi in the north.

We didn't buy a motorbike, we just rented for one or two days at a time. You can rent a motorbike from anyone on the street (be prepared to...
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>>1135529
As a fellow Ohioan who left as well but not to Oregon but to Texas, I can't explain enough how much of a culture shock lies in wait for you. That is all

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>any advice for someone moving cross country?

DON'T!! FUCK OFF, OREGON IS FULL REEEEEEEEEEE. you will not be welcomed here, please crash and die along the way.

Seriously though, why are there always 3+ "moving to oregon" threads on this board at any given time?

I'm a musician and the guy I write songs with just up and left one day without saying anything and he later called me and said he was working on a pot farm and that he had a job guaranteed for me in august. That and the fact that I can't afford to go to Le Cordon Bleu.

Disgusting city full of negroes and gitanos everywhere.

>>1135457
The city is actually nice. The people will make you regret the decision of choosing it over other places in Spain. They are just idiots. Granada is much better in any aspect

>>1135764
I plan to go to Grenada for a day

>>1134735
>I imagine this question is dependent on where you live, and where you're trying to go,
Indeed, that's why you might start by sharing your own.

Electrical engineering is a pretty broad field. Do you have any specialization yet? As you might imagine, industry in 'foreign' countries tends to work in the language of that country. You're dealing with people on a daily basis who may not have ever taken much language courses. So YOU will be learning their language....
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Peace Corps -> International Development

It's certainly dependent on where you come from and where you want to go. For me I'm a business student (finance) in Canada, and I want to go out to work in Asia. I am not fluent in any Asian language, so that will automatically close many doors, and basically shut out many more opportunities for me. That being said Singapore or Hong Kong will be my best bet.

I've spoken with more people working in Singapore (as they are typically less stringent in their language requirements) and have learned a lot of it is about either networking, experience, or both....
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>>1134586
Bumping the thread

>>1134586
>>1134893

Drunken ridiculous useless bump, nobody cares anyway

Hey, anon. Romanian here. I would say to definitely include Transylvania, if you're mainly looking to see beautiful & history rich places. Maybe ditch Constanta - it's not very interesting. If you really want to go to seaside in Romania, there are some resorts that are better. And then there's the Danube Delta, but that's another story.

I'm currently at work, but I will come back later with more info if you're interested.

>>1134339
Cheapest flight to the sunshine. Greece/Spain/Italy/Portugal/...

I'd recommend Prague, it's a short flight,The Beer is cheap, the city is nice and I totally loved just getting lost in it a few years ago.

>>1134347
Weather isn't a major concern, in fact I don't want it to be too hot or sunny. Looking to wallow I suppose.

>>1134348
Thanks, that's on my list.

>>1133424
>We don't give a damn about nature or the outdoors
>in Canada

Well that's too bad then.

>>1133424
Food

Speaking of Niagara Falls...

Solo traveller here, will be on the Canuck side in a little while, staying at a nice hotel but want to do some interesting shit at night - ie steer clear of tourist traps, is it worth heading over to St Catharines or Niagara-on-the-Lake to drink / meet people at night?

>>1132811
some people take a motorbike around the island

you can see the rice terraces (that doesn' take long though)

the best thing about bali is the traditional architechture. even peasants live in these richly decortated pagan stone edifice buildings, so you can head into the central island to see that.

go to some of the temples.

a month might be a bit long for just bali, imo. depends on what you want. south kuta has pretty low waves. no one would wnat to surf those for a mnth straight, you...
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>>1132811
You can do the typical Mount Batur early morning/sunrise "trek". It's pretty nice, but I'm sure there are some less frequented volcanoes to climb that will give you a nice view of the sunrise.

I'd recommend motorbike around the island. Bali is a beautiful island, and taking it easy by driving around is a lot of fun.

If you want something else to do you can ferry over to Lombok and kill some time over there (once again doing beaches, trails, and such) or relax for a few nights...
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Just got back from a month long trip to indonesia, stayed in bali for 1 week of the trip.
Definitely rent out a scooter for the time you are there. (Honda Beat or Scoopy if you can Vario's are bad)
Ride up to see NungNung waterfall, huge waterfall at the bottom of 500 stairs, surrounded by jungle and forrestry. Pic related
Kuta beach/ Kuta general if you are club scene and ready to see a bunch of rowdy australians.
Plenty of hindu temples to see, would reccomend Tanah Lot, Goa Gajah, Garuda Wisnu.
Ubud monkey forest is a great time. Monkeys everywhere and...
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>>1132746

16000 RMB is chump change.

>ask me anything

Why do you think anyone (a) cares and (b) would be impressed by such a pittance?

Ah, I miss the meme life and how it triggers fat white girls and most Asian boys.

>wake up a bit before first class, whenever that is
>fruit juice for hangover, walk to school
>play hangman with the kids, get them to shout some vocabulary
>lunch at a restautant
>texting lots of different girls
>back at school maybe have to chat to some teenagers about sports in the afternoon
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What part of China was that? Do you know about Taiwan?

>>1131781
Wish I could help with the questions but I've never been there, but I am curious how long you want to go and do you have a budget in mind? Brazil seems very expensive to travel to.

>>1131782
We're going there for three weeks in December. No we don't have a budget in mind, but I doubt it's more expensive than Southern Europe, is it?
We're also considering traveling more south and maybe to the Iguazu waterfalls because it should be safer there than in the north.

>>1131781
Do not go there. Go somewhere else. You do not belong there with your insecurity. Also always listen to your mum fag

>>1131632

In terms of history/culture there is the Palace Museum. It has many artifacts related to Taiwanese/Chinese history. Currently, I think they have some terracotta soldiers on loan from China. One of the things the Palace Museum is best known for is the Jade Cabbage. You will probably have to wait in line to see it. Aside from the Palace Museum there is the Chiang kai shek (not sure if that's how it's spelled) memorial hall. I don't really remember much about it since I haven't visited it for years....
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My fiancee and I will also will be traveling there for a few days next month... I'm planning to go to Green Island for at least two nights... We'd really like to make room for Jiufen but aren't sure how much time should be spent there. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

So far Itinerary looks like this:

Day one: Arrive Taoyuan Int. around 17:00
By some fucking miracle get transportation to my cheap hotel in Taipei and grab dinner at a night market.

Day two: Get to Shulin Train Station (New Taipei City) and take 4 hour train ride to...
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Also some general questions about Taiwan...

What do cab fares around Taipei look like, how do they compare to other cities... Is there a high likelihood of getting ripped off as a foreigner?

How prevalent is English speaking and signage?

Are the trains usually on time or is it normal to expect hour delays?

Any foods that must not be missed?

Any cheap but unique or fun excursions around Taipei?

Anything I wouldn't realize is offensive? (I do my best to be polite)

>>1135703
>stocked up on anti-malaria drugs
You should always buy anti-malaria drugs at the place. There are different strains across the world and different medications. Don't count on the drugs to really protect you, lately there has been high resistance and not only against malaria drugs.

>>1135708
https://www.cdc.gov/malaria/travelers/country_table/m.html

just so you can double check op.... malarone should be fine. remember to take once daily, if you vomit 1 hr after taking pill take another one and IMPORTANT to go to the doctor and inform him of your venture whenever you get sick 1year from visiting a malaria infested region. safe travels

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>>1135711
Thanks, I've travelled a lot in Africa before and I've stocked up on the right stuff, don't worry. Preventing getting bitten in the first place tends to be the most important part.

I'm in Atlanta frequently. Definitely do Underground Atlanta if you're into the history of the area -- one of the oldest areas of Atlanta, under the city of course. Little Five Points for food (Tijuana Garage), bookstores, etc. It's going to be hot as the nine circles of hell; there's no other worthy description of July in Hotlanta.

Not going to look it up myself but if its close enough hang out in savannah for a goid ole fashioned confederate south time

>>1135518
Thanks for the info. I've been checking out houses/apts online for a while now so I'm only gonna spend maybe 30 min to an hour checking out some neighborhoods. The rest of the time I'll probably checking out Atlanta. I might even have some time Thursday since my flight gets in at like 4. Might stop by the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area on my way back to Atlanta too.

>>1135519
Unfortunately it's like 4 hours from Savannah, but...
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Much cheaper than Hawaii
Yes lots of drunk aussie bogans especially in the south(kuta)
The temples and other tourist stuff are worth a look (well just once imo)

I thought there was lots of cool outdoorsy stuff, and the scenery in parts of the island are beautiful.

Definitely take a fast boat over to Lombok and the Gili Islands if you go to Bali.

>>1135513
What are the main differences between lombok and bali in general?

How long is the boat one way and its cost?

>>1135367
Some of the busiest are, perhaps obviously, Frankfurt and Amsterdam Schipol. I have had relatively cheap transatlantic flights from both of these (I am assuming despite your Strange Use of Capital Letters that you are American). Heathrow may offer deals too, or at least a lot of options, although I've only recently realized, to my embarrassment, that the busiest airports are not necessarily the cheapest.

Norwegian Airlines is supposedly a budget carrier, presumably operating out of Oslo--they not long ago...
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>>1135367
Frankfurt, Paris, Munich, Amsterdam, London

>>1135367
Milan is often the cheapest. For example, you can find really good deals with Emirates flying from there.