Dont go to Brownsville

>>1056190

Story?

>>1056191
Theres literally a a drug war right across the river so I hear grenades and machine gun fire couple times a week.

i will hunt you down

>>1056144

Bring something to eat and we can have a barbecue

>>1056140
Smokey Mountains in Tennessee. Make sure you try some homemade moonshine at some hick's house in the mountains woods.

Also, Be sure to see the ocean while in Florida. It is a very short drive to either coast in Florida from Orlando.

In New York, do all of the New York shit, obviously, like ride the subway, Time Square, but also check out Liberty Island in NYC.

Take pictures with your friend at each monument in Washington D.C.

!!! Eat good ole American barbecue when you are in the south!...
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If you really want to visit Europe then do it before the Schengen breaks down. If you absolutely don't want to see muslims then look up where the worst ghettos where they are packed. In the end most of UK is free of them.

>>1056128
First of all, you're a /pol/ troll. But just in the small chance you aren't, but are just an idiot, then yes, you can go to DPRK with Koryo. You should do it sooner rather than later since who knows how much longer the current DPRK regime will last.

>I want to go to a place that not many people can say they've been to

Paying over 10k euro for that purpose only is not really worth it.

>>1055964
I have another question:

Is there any way to stay with nomads for two/three weeks without it being commercial as fuck? Is it commercial as fuck?

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>>1055964
Don't go in winter.

I just got back from there, there's not much to do outside of the capital in winter and not that much you can do inside it either.

Beijng->Ulaanbaatar is about a two day trip, easy enough I guess.

Ger tourism is totally a thing, fortunately, commercial-as-fuck things in Mongolia aren't super commercial because the place is so undeveloped.

Nadaam festival is in June/July, it's the only festival that's worth remembering I think. It's the...
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>>1055981

>Is staying in a ger commerical as fuck?

HAHAHA

Oh god no. The high end ger camps at the biggest tourist spots (Khustain, Orkhon Falls) are still just felt tents and you will be doing great if your hosts bothered to bring you some wood for your stove.

Not to say Mongolians are bad hosts, just the idea of commerical tourism hasn't yet caught on. You should always expect you'll need to gather you own cow shit in the morning. Mongolia is still a few decades...
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>>1055636
Кpым нaш!!

>>1055636
Depends on how badly you expect to get cu'cked

More seriously, it depends on what sort of things you like, what your budget is, where you have already been, etc.

That said, Cinque Terre or Amalfi Coast in Italy are good bets.

My wife and I did a bare-boat charter in the Virgin Islands, which was quit nice, if you know how to sail.

Tits or gtfo.

In all seriousness, you sound like a bitter feminist. You want to travel to an area with not many men? Give me fucking break, you're not as great as you think you are. Try Antarctica though, the only place as cold as your beige personality and bland intellect.

>>1054579
What a huge faggot. Did your mother forget to hug you when you were a kid?
>>1054578
I have no idea about a place without men, but I would try going on an only-women tour in through Europe. Hope you are ready for massive feminists, though.

>>1054586
White knights...
>>1054578
Maybe try antarctica because you wont find a place with not many men

yes, a lot of us have.

>Do I have to reserve my seat beforehand or can I just go on the train with my pass?
depends on the train. in france and italy you usually do, but for holland, germany etc. you don't.

>Does it work will on all trains or only trains between big cities, eg between Barcelona and Madrid? What are the rail links like in general? Will I have to backtrack to get a connection a lot?
works with all trains I'm sure, but you can only use it once every 24 hours or some shit,...
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>>1054471
also that is a lot of countries and cities for 1 month.

I've interrailed twice both for about a month did these routes:

Paris - Barcelona - Nice - Swiss alps - Munich - Berlin

and

Berlin - Prague - Krakow - Budapest - Vienna - Innsbruck - Venice - Rome

best to keep it to about 3 days per city.

>>1054481
That trip on the map I am planning to do over three months.

Did you enjoy your trips? Did you see much countryside on the train?

>>1054427
That ferry connects a well populated island with th rest of the country, and in particular two relatively big cities. I guarantee you there's no need to book in advance -- it's probably not even possible.

If you're going to Venice to meet locals, qts or not, you've chosen the wrong destination. As for the tourists, it's not exactly party city numero uno, but you might be lucky.

http://www.traghettilines.it/it/sicilia/traghetti-reggio-calabria-messina.aspx

>>1054430
>>1054432

Thanks

And I guess that sucks about Venice. Maybe there will be QTs in the hostel. The hostel we booked looks really nice. But I've never stayed in one before so don't really know what to expect.

Warsawfag here

Personally I think Krakow is the most interesting out of those cities for a tourist.

From what my friends have told me the nightlife in Gdańsk isn't too great.

You don't have to book trains in advance you can just buy a ticket at the station. It might be slightly cheaper if you checkout Polskibus.com. There are some new express trains, but they might end up being a bit expensive.

There's a lot of (more than in Warsaw) tourists in Krakow and so the nightlife in the city center/old town is nice. For places just check out...
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Auschwitz is a must-do day trip from Krakow. It's also free if you don't go with a tour guide. It's very moving and impressive. Be sure to either book through an agency (we booked through our hotel) or book in advance on their website. You simply can't get in if you just show up on the day itself.

http://rozklad-pkp.pl/en here you can check the trains
you can buy a ticket online too, but if you won't manage or something you can buy one in the train (it will be just like 3$ more expensive when you;ll do it this way), you just need to inform the train conductor before or right after you get on the train
tickets are up to 40$ (half the prices if you're a student and have a valid document stating that)

self bump.

Also hows little rock? any interesting there?
What part of it has the better night life? pubs/bars and such.

>>1057327
I lived in Hot Springs for a few months. Hands down the most boring and depressing place I've ever lived. There's a reason most people forget Arkansas is a state. I'm not trying to be a dick, just telling you to keep expectations low. Focus on spending time with her and her family.

There's two truly good things about Arkansas though:
>Incredibly nice people
(although Little Rock is very run down and ghetto-y, so don't expect to much here either)
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>>1057345

I've never been but I always thought that visiting Hot Springs would be cool, just because I've never been to natural hot springs before.

Also, I definitely recommend New Orleans as well.

It's where I live now and it's amazing.

>>1054836
>What is it like to travel to world working at odd jobs in the meantime to cover your living expenses?
If you have some savings to begin with it's not bad. If you're going in with no savings it's going to suck.
>Am I romanticizing it too much?
Maybe, but most people do and make it work.
>Is it dangerous for me to do that (I am a girl)?
No
>Is it sustainable in the long run?
For...
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>>1054848
>If you're going in with no savings it's going to suck
Don't most countries require you to have savings before they give you a working holiday visa?
>but most people do and make it work
And your point is?
>not dangerous
My parents are worried though. I will probably go alone.
>For a few years yeah, not for your whole life though
Is it possible to settle in another...
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>>1054859

Minimum wage laws are not the be all end all indication of a nation's plebs' income.
Sweden has no minwage regulation and I work a basically unqualified job making 20 USD an hour, more in the evenings. I am fairly lucky, but I don't think anyone with a serious job makes under 12 USD. It's supposedly relatively costly to live here though but I doubt if those claiming that actually spend wisely.
Income tax in that bracket is probably around 25% but you can earn something like 5700 USD...
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Save money, go somewhere else at next opportunity

>>1055481
Sounds like you've got wanderlust. Start saving and planning for the next great adventure.

>>1055481

Oh, sure. I completely get where you're coming from, and I'm sure that a lot of other people on this board would, too.

Like the folks above me said, what you need to do is this: save more money, buy another ticket, and go some place new.

Traveling helped me build my confidence, social skills, and a soft network of friends across the world. I've wound up working here and there overseas and will be completing university at home in another two semesters. I've worked a lot to afford...
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>>1057176
GOAT traveler. Not edgy, not pretentious.

>>1057176
>What's /trv/'s opinion on him? His show?
I've never really seen anything much negative about him, other than the folks who kind of Real Traveler eschew all attempts of planning or guidebooks, in general. He's a nerdy geek, but he's sincere at what he does, of course. Maybe kind of bully level comments arise about his packing conservative clothing, such that one may appropriately visit religious sights without offense. That's about it.

His show is...
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>>1057218
Great comment on his books but as to your point on food I think it's because Rick has never been a chef by profession, he can give stunning insight into history and music because that's what he did for a living. He'll never have the insight of food a chef has though.

Also I love Rick but his radio show leaves much to be desired. It's only an hour long and he seems to use like 3 topics a week when any one topic he could go into detail on and have it be fascinating. Also wish he was less Eurocentric....
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If you're worried then why not just pay up? You were planning to spend that money anyway.

>>1056968
Because I could have two nice meals with that f a m

As everything in life, just go on with full confidence that you've already paid.
Nobody will bother

>>1056143

idk man but im going there on friday for liek 3 weeks. I'll let you know how it goes. I'm going there to train at a boxing gym.

>>1056305
Cool. Keep me posted. Are you American?

>>1056143
>bump for interest
Also trying to plan a trip to Cuba. I was invited go to with some Mexican friends who will not need to be in a tour. Is there a "tour" agency that you can use to enter the country?