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Are trains fun to travel on, is it worth it?
I've been living in Chicago for a few years, and they have a shit ton of train lines that run anywhere from the suburbs to trans-state rails to across the country. I'm considering picking a line and traveling somewhere for the day.
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>>1134182
As a mode of transportation, US trains can e Hellish -- outside of certain commuter corridors where they are OK. Trains geared more towards excursion runs can be a fine, if touristy, ways to see some landscape.
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>>1134182

Train travel beats travel by bus.
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>>1134214
Getting an eye gouged out with a hot poker beats getting both eyes gouged out with a hot poker.

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This is probably a stupid question but I figured one of you guys might know the answer. I'm going to be traveling around Central America in a few weeks and I know Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador are part of the Central America border control agreement that allows me to stay for 90 days without a visa however if I stay the 90 days and wanted to stay longer could I just travel to say Belize for a couple days and then go back? Would that reset the 90 days? Also does that apply to most countries with tourist visas? like if I leave the country for a few days and come back does the tourist visa reset? Any information would be appreciated as I'm finding it hard finding an answer.

Cheers
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I don't have any experience with central America, but in general, if it doesn't require a visa, it will reset.
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>>1134124
it gets reset. I know a guy that basicly lives there doing that.
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>>1134125
>>1134135
Ok thank you

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I'm going to a poor country which requires visa on arrival. One of the requirements is that I have $500+, I have it in cash.

Am I supposed to carry this with me and show it to them when getting the visa?
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I would think a bank statement would be easier. But you know who would know the answer to what they require...?
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>>1133948
I see the confusion.

I wanted to know whether to put cash into my checked-in luggage or to carry it on me. On one hand there's pick pockets, or the other hand you can get into a suitcase just by using a pen on the zip.
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>>1133940
Cheap banjo, over-the-top ornate head. Bridge is a wee bit crooked and the tailpiece looks cheap.

1/10.

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Can we have a Travel Insurance general discussion?

The pro and cons of having one. Do you get it or not bother?

Have you used it? Which ones are good, easier to claim. Any to stay away from?

Any good/horror stories?
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Cons? Really?

I don't give a fuck these days. I get it automatically with my credit card.
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i made the mistake of getting travel insurance for my car through a third party. It was a waste as the car rental company doesn't recognize it anyway and they require you to buy their insurance unless you throw down a huge down payment.
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>>1133873
Also ALWAYS read the fine print on any insurance before you buy it. There are often strict rules that will stop you from ever even making a claim unless certain conditions are fulfilled.

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Plan to travel to SEA alone for 1 month. Budget of about 5k.
What to do and what not to do?
i am a white young male.
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what are you into? clubbing vs. trekking ect
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>>1133776
Pretty much every degenerate activity.
Also sightseeing etc.
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>>1133773
Why make a new thread when there are 2 SEA generals active right now?

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I'm about to travel pretty much for the first time ever and I'd love to hear some stories good or bad.
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About, what. Travel?
What, the other 49 threads weren't interesting enough?
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>>1133671
First time inexperience stories, I thought that was obvious enough
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>plan trip with autismal planning for everything
>stressful as fuck, not fun at all
>go on road trip with no prior planning at all
>best trip of my life

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Inspired by another thread I just saw, I've decided to ask people to rate my planned route.
It's meant to be a 1-month trip and I plan on using mostly trains to move between countries.
I'm also planning to spend most of my time touring around cities, using buses / bicycles.
I'll try to couchsurf my way through the trip, hopefully meeting lots of friends and creating lifelong memories in the process.
Would not object (it is actually pretty cool) if I could visit some villages / nature reserves along my travels.

Would also love other tips as this is my first long trip abroad (and my first trip that's over a week long).
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>>1133600
You're passing Ghent. Check it out. It's more than worth it. Not as touristy as Bruges, but bigger and more authentic.
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>>1133600
German here.
Don't take the Autobahn if you want to see small villages and medium cities. On the bigger roads you can still go 100km/h
You only want to see Berlin and Cologne? I would prefer very much Hamburg over Cologne. The "feeling" of Hamburg is great imho.
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>>1133610
I'll try seeing if i can fit it in!
thank you.

>>1133640
I'm planning to take a train through germany, i'm choosing hamburg over cologne because:
a. it is highly recommended by some friends
b. i have friends i can meet there
c. it's much more "on the way" compared to hamburg
thank you for your thoughts though.

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Staying in Dhaka, Bangladesh for a week.

The visa on arrival requirements say this:
"Visitors must possess minimum US Dollar 500 or equivalent of Foreign Currency in Cash or Credit Card."

I have $265, a debit card (not a credit card) and a bank statement showing I have something over $2k.

Would that be ok, or is a credit card a must? I could also make up the difference using GDP, but I know I wont need that money.
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>>1133530
I don't think you really should be worried. Few people travel there so there isn't that much accurate information on the visa on arrival. I can give you my own experience though.

>fly to Dhaka last year
>be prepared with things like letter of invitation from local
>border guard actually doesn't care, he just wants me to fill out the form and to see the name of my hotel
>pay $51 and I'm in

Talking to some others who also got VoA, they were only asked about the hotel they're staying at. So have that as a printout. Unless you're staying with friends/family, in which case have their address handy.

What are you in Dhaka for an entire week anyway?
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>>1133530
You white?

I would not worry too much. Granted, I haven't been there for 20yrs.
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>>1133530
Are you still alive OP?

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Hey /trv/, I'm moving from Detroit MI to Tempe AZ in a little over a week. I'm 25, 10 boxes and a bike packed and ready. I already have a place to stay, job lined up etc. I'm just concerned about the long drive alone. Has anybody else made this type of long distance relocation? Did anything go wrong or what would you have changed?
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Long drives are fun. Bring good music, snacks and just cruise.

Pull over and nap if you feel you need to. Drink coffee. There's not much more too it then that.
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Pretty much what that guy said. If you're not tight on schedule, then check out some places. But get plenty of rest, and if tired, always pull over. Podcasts are great too.
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>>1133208
Get your car serviced before the big drive.

Get a large thermos and fill it with coffee every morning.

Try to hit the big cities in the late evening and get a hotel on the outskirts

Don't be afraid to detour for a day if you want to see something on the way.

t. moved from Nova Scotia to Texas

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Hey guys,

Long-time /trv/fag. I live in Michigan and am going to get the heat shield on my motorcycle (pic related) repaired over near Detroit this coming weekend. I'd like to take a short road-trip by myself and avoid the highway. I've been to Chicago three or four times but never Toronto. Which city should I visit? Is Toronto exceptional enough to warrant the drive or should I stick with Chicago? Does anyone else have any other suggestions?

I don't really care where I end up, as long as it's sort of interesting and won't be too hard to meet people. Scenic routes could be okay, too.

I was thinking about hitting up Toronto Sunday night, leaving early-ish, taking some photos of the city front, and then crossing into Niagara Falls and taking a ride along the lake back to Michigan.

I travel internationally a lot but am kind of at a loss what to do close to home. Help me out, bros.
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>>1133123
Toronto is certainly worth visiting if you're never been. I don't think it's really worth visiting if you're not even going to really stay one day, though. Toronto is kinda ugly on the whole (like all Canadian cities), and more of a city that rewards exploration. I don't think you'll really being doing it justice or be all that blown away.

Niagara-on-the-Lake is certainly pretty. I don't know how much time you have, but you could do a circuit around Lake Simcoe, or go to Kawartha (awesome ice cream) and back. That'll give you the right countryside vibe if you avoid the major highways. Watch some Letterkenny to get a satirized idea.

If you had a lot of time, you could make a circuit of Lake Huron. Tobermory up the Bruce Peninsula (pretty) has a ferry to Manitoulin island, where you can make your way to Sault Ste.Marie and down to Mackinac and onward to where ever you live.

Where in Michigan are you? I assume not on the UP?

Did you buy that in India?
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>>1133123
>Canada's day weekend
>QEW one of the busiest in world

avoid it m8. toronto is alright, its a lot safer and calmer and more hipster than chicago or michigan. scenery leading to it is shit compared to michigan though.

t. lived there for five years

>>1133248
niagara on the lake has a more scenic route too.
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>>1133250
True, dang, I actually managed to forget about Canada Day, lol.

Still, that means there will be all kinds of little town fairs and stuff going on. No trolling, if you tell people you're American and came to see what Canada is all about, I think you'll be treated pretty well. Canada Day is less bombastic than 4th of July though.

I'm not in Toronto at the moment, or I'd suggest grabbing a beer.

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Any Belgianons and/ or Christianianons here to help me out?

In August I will be flying from Munich to Tanger to backpack through North Africa.

Now my problem is that to get the cheapest flight (which is a 70€ difference to the next cheapest...) I had to pick a really unlogical flight plan, going first to Kopenhagen, spending about 12 hours there throughout the night and then going to Brussels for another 24 hours and then finally to Tanger.

Now I know that sleeping in either of those cities in August is hugely expensive, but I definitely could use something other than an airport bench to sleep on in at least one of them, so if any of you feel like taking me in it'd be greatly appreciated. I wont need much more than a blanket on the floor, which would already be orders of magnitude better than the airport. In Brussels there would be plenty of time to hang out and do shit, but in Kopenhagen that would be limited to a couple hours depending on how tired I will be.

I have experience couchsurfing so I will obviously send some requests there as well, just thought it would be nice to get to know some of you wonderful basterds.
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>>1133113
Ayyy, you could've slept on my couch in Brussels. But I've just booked an August-October trip to Indonesia. Sorry bro.
Are you sure that one night in a hostel is so expensive? I reckon it'd set you back 20-25€.
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>>1133202
Which is like 3 nights of equal comfort in Morocco...

Thanks for the offer though! Im sure Ill find something! Have fun in Indonesia!
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>>1133113
What are your exact dates?

Can you post your itinerary for North Africa?

I plan on hitchhiking from western europe to Iraq.
>inb4 join IS
I'll pass to Greece on the way, but every kilometer into Greece is 2 kilometers extra to travel. Can someone please compare places to visit according to how far north it is. I'm looking for culture and nature, not into visiting bars
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>>1133063
Nowadays most people tend go in the opposite direction
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>>1133063
Go to Agio Oros, its thestern peninsula of the 3 next to Thessaloniki.

The whole peninsula is owned by the church for 1000 years and has 13 monasteries.

Women cannot go there, its an ancient law though.
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>>1133186
thats heaven on earth

they have a whorehouse every kilometer of the way, cheap, young, clean.


the law of no women is the perfect excuse for married men to spend a couple days away from wives when travelling in through eastern europe.

but you find this information anywhere, its an ancient secret

Hey /trv/. I will travel around Europe soon. What are some good travel photography tips? I don't want my pics to be cliched. I also want some non-cliche pose ideas (am female).

Thanks! I am not going to post this on /p/ as my phone is new and I don't have any nice photos to upload.
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>>1132794
so you're not really asking for tips on how to take photographs of things you see. you're asking for tips to photograph yourself, and things happen to be on the background.

I've only got one tip for you: don't be fat, bitch
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Try to limit the amount of photos you are taking. The more you take the less meaning each one has.
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>>1132807
I disagree, I prefer the girl on the left because of that beautiful red hair. I'd love to tongue her firery crack.

I've always had this question, is Finland part of Scandinavia? Upon research, I found out that Scandinavia consists of Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
The reason why a lot of people think Finland is a part of Scandinavia is because all of the four countries are also known as "Nordic countries" if you add Iceland to them.
What's your input on this matter?
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You have literally just answered your own question. What is it you want from us ?
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>>1132748
>input
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>>1132747
I mean the history of Finland is different than that of the other countries, just like their language isn't a Germanic language.

But I think that if you visit those countries, especially as an American I guess, you're not really going to notice a bigger difference between Sweden and Finland than between Sweden and Norway

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American here, thinking about taking a train ride across Canada from Vancouver to Toronto, through Montreal, Quebec City, and finally Halifax. I've never been to Canada before (except Niagara Falls but that doesn't count) but I'm somewhat familiar with the country, and I've also never rode on a train before, so I'm thinking it could be a cool experience.

Would this really be the trip of a lifetime? Which cities should I stop in? I'm personally very interested in seeing Quebec and everything east of it, like Nova Scotia. Would it be worth it?
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Forgot to add, reason I'm not doing this with U.S. trains is because I've seen mostly everything the US has to offer. I'm bored of the US. I've been to all the major landmarks in every region.

I would be a 19 year old male traveling solo. Other option would be doing the entire trip on my motorcycle, but I don't know if I have the stamina.
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Train from Winnipeg to Toronto was one of the worst times of my life. Fuck all to see and takes forever. Best part is stopping every few hours to let a freight train pass. Rails aren't continuous welded either so is a constant clunk-clunk-clunk.... forget sleep
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>>1132479
Well, I would be in my own cabin.

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