Has /int/ ever been to a third world/developing country? Which

I went on a pleasure/humanitarian combination trip to the Dominican Republic (I stayed in San Pedro de Macoris) a couple years back. I expected it to be more.... depressing (?) than it was. The pleasure parts of the trip consisted of a visit to Catalina Island and Santo Domingo. Santo Domingo was about how I expected it to be, if not a bit nicer. It was developed and nice, however, it is the largest and best kept part of the country. Catalina Island was also exactly how you would expect a Caribbean resort area.
The Humanitarian bit was primarily in the off-road areas of San Pedro. I visited a sugar cane village (or Batey as they're called.) The locals were rather friendly, but that could have been influenced by the fact we were doing them a favor.
While it was still kind of dirty and backwards, the buildings were better constructed and the locals better off than I expected of a third world country. I did, however, see the stereotypical 5 people living in a one bedroom, sheet metal shack.
In town just reminded me of a run-down US neighborhood.

>>74728723
developing countries are a meme, i have been to some african countries and they aren't really THAT bad as you would expect

I wake up in a 3rd world country every morning.

>>74729164
It is okey I guess. I am okey at least.

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I went to Poland a few times.
Russia tier

>>74728981
you've been on the good side of the country, i've been to the poorest areas of my department and they're literally hell

>>74728723
I drove through Detroit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEJftSppTi8

>>74729250
>mfw batey houses were better kept

been to Jordan and Egypt, only time I was out if Europe desu
it was pretty interesting, although I was just a kid and didn't see that much of the country outside of the hotel reservoir
could here Israelis shooting and flying helicopters across the dead sea sometimes tho, which was kinda weird.

>>74729250

Are these on sale guise?

>>74729535
For a dollar. The catch is that you still have to pay thousands of dollars in municipal taxes.

cambodia
papua new guinea
south africa
zimbabwe
trinidad & tobago
guyana
jamaica
sri lanka
pakistan
india

>>74728723
developing country=/=third world

>>74730521
oh there's another third world country I've visited

>>74728723
Been to cambodia. I saw people living on houses on a lake and they shit, drink, and wash themselves in the lake. Fucking disgusting.

I've been to Estonia outside of Tallinn in the early 2000s and it was pretty bad

>>74728723
I went to American one for a few weeks ago half a decade ago.

>>74728723
>Has /int/ ever been to a third world/developing country?
yes
>Which country was it?
look at my flag
>Was it what you expected?
yes,it is a fucking shithole

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>>74728723
>India, college trip with a friend, landing in Delhi
>Street sellers of all kinds of crap swarm on us as soon as the airport glass door shuts
>Wave them off, get a riksha to the Red Fort
>Think it's something like Prague Castle, with some old houses and touristy shit around
>ohyousweetsummerchild.jpg
>It's in the middle of a gargantuan slum. Traffic wants to kill you. Trash and shit and sleeping homeless guys everywhere.
>It's early morning, nothing opens until 9:00. No restaurants, just street vendors.
>Everything is unbelievably filthy. Not just old/haphazardly repaired/heavily used, but covered in filth that probably remembered the fucking British Raj.
>Thirsty as shit, but keep self-preservation instinct keeps us from buying anything from the street vendors. No bottles, just glasses.
>See a McDonalds. It's like a shard of heaven.
>Prepare for an hour-long siege and evaluate the surroundings in the meantime.
>Approached by two more sellers of crap trying to sell us their crap.
>Hour passes
>Finally have a chance to drink from a cup I can be sure didn't see neither an animal carcass nor the city's obviously lacking sewage system from the inside.

So yeah, the rest if the trip was pretty much the same. It's not an uninteresting place, but the insane traffic and completely unnecessary layers of unsightly, unidentifiable substances on every surface in the country do nothing to make the trip more enjoyable.

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I visited Kenya and Tanzania in January.

>>74734980
Looks clean.

>Indonesia
Muslim infested dive
Nice enough people

>Mexico
I honestly thought this place was going to be better than other third world countries. Its absolutely trash tier and the people are fucking disgusting thieves.

>Thailand
Developing I guess, cheap lady boys and fairly modern infrastructure. Would class more first world than Mexico by a country mile actually.

>Vietnam
Friendly people, nightmare to get around sometimes. Would visit again now I know the country better

>Phils
Underage lolis for everyone getting offered at every opportunity. Nice enough people actually.

>Burma
People treating whites like some rock star if you venture far enough inland or to the coastal regions who have only just opened up to tourism. Great place.

>LA
Has an airport, vacant area as soon as possible. Service stations have bullet proof plastics for staff, movies have exact same protection for staff. Couldn't even imagine a bank, coming from a country where I walk into a bank and the teller is at a normal desk standing with no protection and I could easily walk around and help myself to the till.