>>1127285
10 euro per day is nothing. It's doable for food if you stick to groceries instead of restaurants, but not when it's also your budget for entry fees. Museums generally aren't free.

We definitely don't plan to eat at restaurants. It will all be at supermarkets or some cheap street junk food. Of course, I will plan out museums/free places to visit in town before hand.

Is there anything we might forget for this trip?

I will have:
>waterproof backpack cover
>raincoat
>tent
>sleeping bag
>bug repellent
anything else?

>>1127306
Good luck when every sight costs you 10 euro+ for the ticket.
You're mostly looking at a trip where you don't enter anything, just walk the streets. Bear that in mind and either find more money or be sure you're ok with that.

>>1126679
>Is this a red flag?
Yes, they are going to lure you into some deeply bizarre sex and then drug, kill, and eat you. Obviously.
>I find it odd how they are taking in young travelers when they have no kids themselves.
Maybe they themselves, having no kids, are very active world travelers, like those gray-haired Scandinavians one meets in hostels, and hosting keeps them feeling in touch with the world. Maybe they like young travelers because they couldn't...
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>>1126694
They also smoke though

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>>1126695

>they also smoke though

Ooookay.

Paris->Madrid->Faro->Catania->Kiruna->Westport->Rhodes->Rennes->Bergen->Paris

You're welcomed.

Paris, Geneva, Rome, Innsbruck, Berlin, Prague, Amsterdam

just make sure to include at least one scenic route
http://www.eurail.com/europe-by-train/scenic-trains

Seems pretty obvious doesnt it?

You purchase and rv/camper. Then you move your stuff into it.

How do you make money while traveling the country?

>>1126057
Not sure if this pic is a boy or a girl, but I'd hit it, either way

Only place I've been to in SC is Charleston which is really nice desu. Other than that SC is kind of a dump honestly. The heat will be unbearable for someone who has never left Europe their whole life, let alone a Brit. As for the gun, no, non-citizens can't cc and I wouldn't really worry about it either. As for money, depends how much you plan on relying on your friend and the duration of your stay.
>Protip: don't believe the "America is cheap" meme, because that's all it is, a meme.

t. A NC native

>>1126057
>what are ... locals like?
Generally friendly and chatty, though secretly judging you too. I suspect the majority of folks will, for a Brit, almost certainly come off conservative, religious and (let's not beat around the bush) sort of stupid and simple. Don't expect people to know anything much about what happens beyond the region, much less Ol' Blightly. Talk of church, social circles revolving around church, and which church you go to is standard. People shouldn't...
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>>1125848
>how is the nightlife?

The best in the world.

>>1125849
how is it to party there when your underage?

>>1125852
it's shit. stay home, kiddo.

Sweet dewd

>>1125704
watch out for serial killers

>>1125704
Not doing Mesa Verde
Not doing Monument Valley

Don't really know much about Slovenia, but I like their balkan-style barbecue.
Hungary is a culinary paradise, at least for my European taste buds. Wine, fresh vegetables, langos, salamis, all kind of stews, fish soup, really good.
In Czechia definitely beer and Kofola, that's what locals drink...if you want some local spirits then Becherovka or Fernet or Slivovice. For food, definitely try all kind of sauces with knedle, or schnitzels or soups. Typical fast food is fried cheese with fries or in a burger.

For cheap travelling - the cheapest international connection is probably by buses, but there are some good offers for Budapest-Czechia trains as well and they are definitely much more comfortable. For getting around Czechia it mostly depends, but in some directions trains are very fast and cheap. There are private train operators running on the main line from Prague thru Pardubice and Olomouc to Ostrava (and further to Slovakia to Žilina and Košice) and the tickets can get ridiculously cheap. I like to say that this line gives you the best budget train traveling you will ever find in Europe.

https://www.regiojet.cz/
http://www.le.cz/

I'm also visiting Budapest, and I was wondering if any locals know any good sneaker stores. I know of Nike official and Footlocker on Vaci Utca. Also, if there are any cool thrift shops or local designer shops I'd definitely give those a try. I know what to visit, but I don't know what stores to hit.

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About Czech Republic
What to see:
Charle's Bridge in Prague
Prague Castle
Žižkov Tower
Prašná Brána near Náměstí Republiky
Vyšehrad
Náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad
If you plan to also have some trips, then consider Terezín, Český Krumlov, Karlovy Vary or Castle Karlštejn.

Where to eat:
Strahovský Klášter (Strahov Monastery) near Prague Castle if you love beer.
Richer Brewery (this is place locals go to, no turists, so if you want authentic experience) which is on the tram line 3 or 10 station Bulovka.
For Breakfast...
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Going next summer. Pertains to me as well.

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my wife and i chose cambodia over vietnam a couple years ago. absolutely no regrets. temples are amazing, modern history was jaw dropping. everything was cheap as hell, people were super nice.

food left something to be desired, imo-everything is lemongrass+palm sugar+fish oil. it was delicious for 3 days, then utterly disgusted by it.

if you pick cambodia take the betelnut tour to phnom tamao wildlife reserve. i shill the fuck out of it every cambodia thread i see because it was the highlight of a trip of highlights (and they provide a fucking phenomenal homecooked...
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I enjoyed the food overall in Vietnam much more than Cambodia. However the food by the beach in Cambodia was some of the best I've had. I recommend Vietnam though as far as food goes. Cambodia if you want drugs, sex, and tourism with some temples here and there.

Tits or gtfo

>>1125783
>Is this safe? (I'm girl too)
I fucking hate this meme already fuck off back to /b/ and reddit

1) tits or gtfo
2) I hope you like smelly muslim dick

>>1125488
You will never run out of things to do and see in Hong Kong. It's awesome.

If you're single? Stack up on condoms. And viagra/cialis. Or just buy them at local pharmacies. HK is one of the easiest places in the world to get pussy of all kinds - paid for or not.

>>1125505
Married.

Should I watch my back there? Like how do they treat Americans?

>>1125505
Going to Hong Kong on tuesday, researched Lan Kwai Fong and the maid sunday so far.

Any other tips to get laid?

go to Letná beer garden, spend hot summer drinking cool beer

>>1125328
If you are going to Prague do not miss:
Charles Bridge in Prague
Old Town Square
Prague Castle
Žižkov Tower
Go around Kampa at night with some bottled beer
Prašná Brána near Náměstí Republiky
Vyšehrad
Náměstí Jiřího z Poděbrad

I wrote a ~12 page Google doc for a 3day trip in Prague complete with nightlife and ideal walking tours. Post a email and I'll send it to u

>>1125308
if you want to be poor, sure

>>1125308
Nope. Your 4 years of teaching and living abroad can't be applied to anything in the real world.

>>1125308
TEFL can be parlayed to a career as a legit school teacher, at international schools especially. But I don't think Japan has a market that. I think it's pretty much restricted to third world countries where people with money want their kids to have a quality Western education. Like the Middle East and South East Asia.

Why does everyone use fIip foanes?

What are your favorite foanes to use in here?

>>1124999
not everyone does.

but japanese like simple things, generally.

for a while it was illegal for kids to have smartphones, and t's still illegal for japanese stores to have communication apps for kids under 18.

until a kid reaches high schools it's uncommon for them to have a phone that can call more than their parents, school, or emergency.

If you want to get into bars and clubs, what ID do you bring? Passport?

>>1124705
I'm a local and I'm nice.
Expect February to be cold, wet and dark, but don't let that hinder you from seeing things.
I suppose you want to see the mermaid and the other historical sights. You could walk from Langelinje to the city center and stop along the way for the sights.
For food you could check out Papiroen, but stay away from Nyhavn, it's a tourist trap.

>>1124732
Seconding papiroen.
Nightlife is fun and active, maybe a little less accessible then the rest of Europe.

I fucking love Copenhagen in winter. Only downside is, as soon as it gets dark, it's a little dead, but it's so comfy under the snow.

Food is good, especially for high end dining. In general, I didn't get disgusted by anything, as I love seafood.