I've been to Asia and I'm from Europe. I'm looking forward to visiting the states. What do you recommend me seeing /pol/? What are your travel experiences?
>>68871054
>visited 2 continents
>counts home as visit
>>68871054
nigga i cant even afford to go down to my local bottle-o and get a slab of piss and a pack of winnie blues how the fuck am i gonna visit 2 continents
I went to america, the hobo nation.
>>68871054
>What do you recommend me seeing /pol/? What are your travel experiences?
Don't spend too much time in NYC, the city is shit and unless you live there, you won't experience anything amazing.
The real gem that I found was Salt Lake City in Utah. The hotel was cheap as chips and really nice as well, the city is small, extremely clean, the local beers are amazing, the population is very friendly and the park in the city center maintained by the Mormons is stunning. I wouldn't spend more than a weekend there, though.
>>68871054
Daily reminder that if you haven't lived in a different continent for multiple years, you're a faggot and cuckold.
I fucked off from the feminist cuckoldery that is yuropur years ago
>North America
>South America
>Europe
>Asia
>Africa
get on my level
>>68871627
...yawn...
But no seriously OP, visit Memphis. At least a dozen live blues shows every night within walking distance of your hotel, plus famous BBQ.
New Orleans is good too for food, the best you'll find in the States.
The Appalachians are some of the most delicious nature porn you'll ever see. Make a point to drive across the Shenandoah River valley; it puts Cambodia to shame.
Disney World is worth a visit if you like family-friendly stuff.
Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky and Hawaii Volcano National Park are good visits
>>68871777
OYYY MATE
I've been to North Africa, Asia Minor, and all around Europe and Australia for at least a fortnight each and would say you learn more about a place from shitposting on /pol/ and /int/ than from conversations with the locals in central bars, and seeing landmarks or swimming/walking in their countryside. Seeing the world is overrated, you'd probably need to work with a bunch of locals in a place for a few months to properly experience another county.
