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>>1141739
I forgot to mention that I live in Wisconsin.

Such a waste going all the way to Japan to only spend 4 or 5 days..

But then again, you are american, a slave to machine that keeps your country running. Do you even get paid vacation time?


No, but seriously, your confusion about even the most basic travel questions makes me think you would be missing cheeseburgers from the second your plane takes of..

No but really seriously, check out momondo.com to find cheap flights, booking.com or airbnb.com to find accomodation and buy Lonely Planet japan for literally any information you might need

Japan's really expensive. The flight alone will take a day each way, so you should spend at least a week.

go via iceland book last minute

>>1141710
>go via iceland book last minute
Confirmed for true. But also shoulder season has even more bargains for the layover...wait about a 8-12 weeks for best prices.

Wizzair, Ryanair, Easyjet. Book well in advance.

>>1141689
Richmond? Hampton Roads? Even up to DC? Basically drive a few hours in any direction but West.

>>1141689

Do you like nature?

forgot to mention... it's eastern Russia

You think people live north of the seventieth parallel?

>>1141672
So, how about a link then?
Or at least a fucking scale? Is that image 100 km squared, or 1000 or more?

Бump

>>1141667
where are you now? if you are in europe you can send it to one of the thousend companies which do visas for russia, if you pay extra they do it within 3 days and send it back

>>1142026
no you can't do it 1 year in advance, it's 3 months before maximum

BUMP, wanna see people answer this (I'm not OP)

Why are you moving there? What are you going to do?

Also, what do you want to know? Here's a general rundown (I am Korean)

Korea is very focused on physical beauty, so appearance matter GREATLY. You're already dropping weight which is a good thing if you want a chance with the ladies there

Korean isn't very hard to learn, although the grammar structure is different (English has Subject-Verb-Object whereas Korean has Subject-Object-Verb) so literally translating sentences doesnt work.

I would recommend starting to learn Korean now because you can't learn any language in just a matter of days, especially one that doesn't use any Latin letters

Its literally impossible to lose 50 lbs in a month

Couple of days will be enough. You dont really need an itinerary just drive and stop at the well-marked lookout points whenever you feel like it. Lorne is very expensive and touristy, Apollo Bay is a bit nicer as a stopover. There's a facebook page about whale sightings, sometimes you can get lucky.

>>1141656
Ah yeah and get a car please don't do the tour it's awful

>>1141588
If you've got the money, have a meal at Brae in Birregurra.

>>1141585
That doesn't sound like enough time to do much of anything.

Just got back from a 2 week vacation there, it depends what time of day your layover is at.

If it's during the day, go shopping and eat street food in meongdong and then get some korean bbq after more shopping in hongdae. Seoul is an eating/shopping/clubbing city

If it's at night go hit the clubs/bars. Mikes cabin and tuesday party in hongdae are fun to barhop between. If you'd rather go clubbing, you can go to one of the biggest clubs in the world at Club Octagon. I also liked noisy basement 2. It's a hip hop club that's busy every day of the week

The airport in Seoul does not offer international flights, except to Narita. You probably have the layover at Inchon International, which is about a 75 minute bus ride from Seoul. Given that, I would just stay at the airport, it has a lot of nice art on the walls and stuff.

be mentally prepared for winter, although it doesn't get as cold (also way less snow now) anymore than it used to, it still is cold and dark/grey. the glühwein and punsch makes up for that though ;)

which university are you going to be at?

>>1141582
Vienna is prime for visiting a lot of side towns on weekends on short train rides. Can you get visas for hungary and czech rep at the same time (or do you need to from your country, double check since it may be easier to get at your home embassy?). You'd enjoy Prague, Budapest, which are as vastly different from Vienna as from each other. Even shorter popular excursions: Dresden, Melk, Salzburg, etc.

>>1141767
yes, I'll need some time to get used to it, hehe. there's no such a thing as winter in the city where I live. I'll be studying in the university of vienna =)

>>1141773
I'm really looking forward to visiting prague. and no, I don't think I need a visa to enter in those countries, as long as I don't stay there for more than 90 days. I'll check, though. thank you!

>>1141537
>Anyone has experience doing this?
Yeah.
Not fun and pretty stressful.

>>1141537
>>but I feel that I need to make the most of my time on the last week.
I suggest you reconsider your definition of "make the most of my time".

Is it really rushing through various locations, seeing many places for a little time and stressing about not getting lost, not losing the bus/train, hoping not to get stuck in traffic/lines, getting frustrated because all these people blocking my way are making me waste my precious time and having an awful sleep?

Because that's normally what happens when you plan and decide to stick with too much for too little time. You'll get stressed with every little thing that could kill your planning, even a crowded street where you can't walk fast enough.

>>1141467
Everything is expensive in Hawaii because it's mostly imported.

Real Hawaii is wild and poor. Beautiful place but I seriously research the living costs.

Just be humble.
That's literally it.

Put on a Russian accent

Where on Corfu? I know the island quite well, there are good bits and very very bad bits.

San Gimignano since you've already seen Siena and Lucca.

>>1141369
Gg no re

>>1141678
helpful.

>>1141708
Well, to be more helpful, how long are you staying? Do you know the language?

>>1141363
Make sure you don't need a visa.

>>1141377
I don't - I have a Hong Kong passport
You are not answering my question

>>1141395
>You are not answering my question
Hold on, I'll answer it after I get back from work.