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So much to explore here.
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>>1123765

Southeastern part under influences of Asiatic cultures especially.
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Give me some examples of interesting things to see and do in Russia. My impression of the country is that it's largely just cookie-cutter communist shithole cities apart from Moscow and st Petersburg,
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>>1124390
Pic related. Bonus points for whomever can identify the city (tip: it's one of the bigger ones)

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What to do in Nuuk?
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Literally nothing.
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Research how to leave Nuuk
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Become depressed
Anyone seen that episode of Departures where they went to Greenland? Seemed like the ninth circle of hell

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Title says it all.

I'm a complete newfag to hiking, but I want to get into it. I have this wanderlust that's been brewing in me for the last two years, and it makes me miserable.

I want to see the world in all its rugged, unchecked beauty. I want the breathtaking views and to feel the earth under my feet and my calves to be on fire for the next few days after the hike.

Problem is I'm poor as a motherfucker and live alone. Thanks to the gods above that I'm in decent shape (not overweight, decent stamina), but at the end of the day breaking into hiking looks expensive.

What is the cheapest (and safest) way to get into hiking? I want to go explore the land and see what there is to see out there, but I also don't want to be unprepared and end up as the next tragedy in my local area.

>Location: San Diego
>Age: 22
>Equipment thus far: Jeans, athletic socks, some work boots, mostly cotton shirts.
>Current funds: $24
>Physical condition: Decent, but with lots of room for improvement.

Help me out with some ideas, /trv/?

Pic related, some shit in my hometown.
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>newfag
Cool term bro where'd u get it, /b/?

Also get a back pack, cheap ones on amazon if u can't afford a good brand like deuter, osprey, Gregory, etc. go to a reputable store such as REI where u know nothing they sell is shit and get the products they offer.
U can get some stuff off amazon like a backpacker stove for 8$ off amazon is what I use.
Get some hiking boots not work boots, Iv also used athletic shoes on over night trips before getting my boots. Also look in to a backpack tent or a hammock, would be cheaper. Don't really get ur question. U but the stuff u need, millions of articles and websites that say what u need. Don't buy an being stuff u don't need.
Also California is great for backpacking or hiking.
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>>1123072
>Cool term bro where'd u get it, /b/?

dude wtf? This is 4chan. /trv/ isn't some unique sanctuary that is totally different from the rest of the website.
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>>1123099
Well then got any rekt or trap pix for the lulz, kek!

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New Japan General, cosplay edition:

As always, feel free to ask about:
>Traveling to Japan
>Living in Japan
>Teaching in Japan
>Joining the Yakuza
>Getting your weeb fantasies crushed

*Info on prostitution*
>http://rockitreports.com/category/sex-in-tokyo/
>http://erolin.net/

*Note about the JR Rail Pass*
Many people ask about whether or not the JR Rail Pass is worth it. It depends on your itinerary.

>http://www.hyperdia.com/en/
Plug your itinerary into Hyperdia to determine ticket costs, then compare to the below JR Pass options:
>7 day Pass: 29,110¥
>14 day Pass: 46,390¥
>21 day Pass: 59,350¥

Please check the /trv/ sticky before asking questions. It's filled with links to great resources, many of them specific to Japan travel.

Please refer to the old thread while it's still up: >>1119693
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First post for Beppu! :3
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>>1122580
>______ edition

>>1122586
>First post for Beppu! :3

This thread is already shit. Someone make a proper fucking thread.
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Nara is a meme city

Some friends and I will be spending 1 night in Vegas, 3 nights in Zion National Park.

So far our game plan is to do the 1 overnight Zion Narrows (http://www.zionnational-park.com/zion-narrows.htm), the epic 16 mile water hike down the Virgin River (We're all pretty experienced campers). Next day were planning on doing Angel's Landing during the morning, and maybe some other paths afterward, not too sure yet.

Anyone from that area have any other suggestions? Has anyone here done the Narrows? It's supposed to be like one of the greatest hikes in the world or something. The pictures look absolutely insane.

We also have an afternoon in Vegas unplanned so far, as well as the drive from Utah to Chicago at the end of the trip. All comments are welcome.
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>>1121491
The Narrows is amazing. Look up the subway as well.
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>>1121491
The subway is Awesome as fuck, look it up, you wont want to miss it.

Also I prefer Observation Point to Angels Landing, similar hikes, and Angels Landing may be a bit more treacherous, but the view at the end of Observation Point is better, its one of the best views ive ever seen after climbing a mountain, Angels Landing view will be similar but not as jaw dropping as Observation Point.

No words for looking down that canyon.

Pic related
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goddamn it my bad didn't mean to post a flipped image

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Hej Swebros, me and a friend will be roadtripping through the southern part of your country in the beginning of August, and I wonder if you guys have any tips regarding places to visit and things to do. We're mostly interested in seeing nature, cozy towns and historical sights.
I'd also love to hear tips for the best places to go wild camping in Sweden, preferably near lakes.
Tack!
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Go to "Dalby Stenbrott" and swim, then head east to "Österlen". Kivik is pretty nice.
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>>1117609
I would recommend visiting Öland but I'm not sure what their gypsy situation is like at the moment.
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>>1117609
Country gets more beautiful further north, but people more scarce.

Personally I prefer mid-midsouth area. Your map says "Falin, Rättvik, Mora, Leksand". This area is packed with tourist shit and lakes to go camping.

Population is alright but most will be racist rednecks wherever you go.

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And what were your experiences like there? I'm talking about nowhere places like Nunavut, Papau New Guinea, Kamchatka Krai, Western Sahara, Kosovo, Northern Territory...
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>>1116580
Guam. When I was in the military. I killed a giant tree snake.

Not much to see really. It's a shithole island.
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Probably Kazbek in Georgia. Drove there in the middle of a huge snowstorm and there were thousands of trucks standing at the side of the road waiting for the weather to clear up, very surreal.

We also drove past the South-Ossetian border on our way there. Was strange
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>>1116608
Post pics of South Ossetia border.

Has anyone here ever visited Montsegur in France? If so, what would you say would the be the "easiest" way to get there? As there seem to be no bus stations or anything nearby.
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>>1124522
I've been there it's not far from home, but I don't really know what's the fastest to get there considering I just hiked
I guess you don't have a car since it's the easiest way to get there, isn't there transportation to the village next to it ?
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>>1124522
>>1124535

I checked it would seem there are buses that go to the village but depending where you are it might not be of any help
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>>1124537

I am coming from Finland. Now the cheapest way seems to be taking a flight to Paris, take a train/bus from Paris to nearest whatever town and hike to Montsegur.

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How do you protect yourself against mosquitoes in tropical regions?
In particular I am going to South-East Asia in a week and will stay for a month. It's my first time in the tropics.

What I came up with so far:
- NOBITE spray for clothing
- NOBITE spray for skin
- longsleeve cotton shirts (the heat will probably kill me)
- longsleeve polyester shirts (like sports clothing)
- carrying a mosquito net since some hostels might be unprotected
- I can't get myself to wear long-sleeve pants rather than shorts, would this be a very stupid decision?
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>>1123948
Sweat is stinky. Bugs love the byproduct of the bacteria produced in sweat. In fact food odor is so similar to stinky cheese, bugs will land on cheese in studies.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2350886/pdf/bmj00539-0061.pdf
They love people who excrete uric acid (drinkers).
But they've known for a while CO2 attracts too (avoid exertive exercise at dawn/dusk peak biting times).
http://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2016/02/22/465594861/why-zika-spreading-mosquitoes-love-ankles
Stay clean more often than usual, shower off perspiration like you would immediately post-workout at home. Prevent it in the first place when possible by doing the most active stuff before the heat of the day or when it cools later.
Actual bug killer on the clothing itself, and the mosquito net if using!, your skin exposed gets safer repellent, but garment color apparently doesn't matter anymore, but I always heard dark was worse.
WP just quoted some articles about Consumer Reports repellent ratings, and i was pleasantly surprised to see two alternatives to DEET. Try them out.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2016/05/27/zika-precautions-what-you-need-to-know-before-you-start-your-summer-travels/
http://www.consumerreports.org/insect-repellents/mosquito-repellents-that-best-protect-against-zika/

Personally, I think cotton gets cleaner each wash than synthetics, even wicking ones. No bacteria memory is a good thing. Feel free to use bleach.
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>>1123972
Thanks for all the info, what would you recommend when comparing long-sleeve versus short-sleeve for shirts and pants?
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>>1123978
Not him, but long-sleeve for sure. After a day or so, you'll get used to it and not sweat as much as you did before.

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Which people are genuinely nice? For me, so far it was the Taiwanese. The people whom I visited are in academia, like I was, and it was never necessary to talk about nothing in order to not feel uncomfortable.

The mum type ladies treated me as if I were their son (as I was told later).

I'm Romanian but live in the UK, and I'd say neither Brits nor Romanians are that nice. Neither are Italians, come to think of it.
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People from the southeastern US
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There are genuinely nice people in every country. You're a fool for generalizing entire countries with many millions of people.
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>>1124031
this, a council estate in Hull is a bit different to thornton le dale for example

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hey /trv/, My wife and I haven't done much travelling, but we are going to do London/Amsterdam/Barcelona this summer. Any suggestions/tips? It will be on the shorter side (2 weeks inside of trans-atlantic flights) with only a few days in each city and we want to make the most of it.
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aw, fuck man
a few days in london is like... going to an art exhibit and looking at one piece of art at random. Do you know what part of London you want to be in? Don't go south of the river, it's not very good down there. Try and seek out some stuff to do that's specifically interesting to you. Museums are good, if that's your thing. You can spend all three days at the British Museum if you want. You can go shopping, which is actually pretty cool if you find some groovy shops like Forbidden Planet.
Are you taking trains from london to amsterdam to barcelona? That's quite a bit of train time, I'd recommend getting Ryanair flights to reduce your travel time. Trains can be fun, but when you have so little time you'll get bored and wonder why you're spending so much time staring at trees going by.
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>>1123874
No we are flying between all cities: 4 full days in London flight to Amsterdam the next day; fly to barcelona 3 days later; flight back to london 5 days after; and finally two nights in London before hoping back across the Atlantic. So we will have about six days in London.
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So any tips on barcelona and the beaches/ramblas?

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Well, I got my visa! I'm going on vacation next week.

I'll actually be in South Korea for most of the vacation, but I'm going to be in North Korea for the first two days. Has anyone here ever been there? What should I know about it?
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>>1123681
>What should I know about it?
You're crazy.

I was actually planning to visit North Korea as well but the current situation has gone from bad to much worse. I'm sure I'll hear about your hard labour sentence in the news soon.

You should go to SK first so you can enjoy some gorean "barbecue" before your future diet of grass and prison rats.
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>>1123681
I'd advise against that. Foreign tourists are arrested and imprisoned there consistently and without notice. It's not worth it.
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Does anyone have advice on what to do in Frankfurt in August? Going with a friend for a few days and then to Brussels.
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>>1123247
>what to do in Frankfurt
Eat a frankfurter

>and then to Brussels
buy some sprouts
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>>1123247
FKK Oase.
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>>1123306
Too expensive.

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Always wanted to go to NYC.
I will be 21 in June and i will leave a week later 4jul-11jul, so its finnaly becomming true.
Planned to go 9 days (7 days actually then)
But last minute switched to 8 days (so actually 6 to explore the city) because prices went up

Cheapest option was the KLM package deal for 2300, the day before that it was 2450.
Booked it
Week later, i see the price is 2050. Thats a fucking 250 euro difference.

Is there something i can do about it? I heard all sales are final.
For the same money i could have gone the 9 days i was planning to do ffs

Let me hear your experience
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>>1123160
Please tell me you fly business class at least else you got ripped off by 1k even if it's just 2050
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>>1123163

Ticket + hotel
Tickets loose are 1180 (KLM)
Hotel (Hotel Yotel NYC) was around 1300
So togheter they were cheaper on KLM package deals
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>>1123167
Took me about 2 minutes to find a 650€ round trip flight from Amsterdam to NYC and a 7 night entire apartment Airbnb in Manhattan for 450€.

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Hey /trv/
In two weeks im going to Dessel for graspop.
I am staying in Belgium after that, going to Brugges then Brussels for a while.

What are some must see/do in these cities, or other cities nearby? Also any tips welcome
Thank you
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Both Brugges and Brussels are pretty boring and shit. I dont get why they attract so many tourists.

Go to Ghent instead.
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>>1123241
What's there to do at Ghent
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>>1123328
Bruges and Bxl are just the normal tourist path.
Genth is of the usual path & pretty vibrant city. It's ok.

I'm a big fan of Mechelen for culture/during the day. And Leuven is by far the best place to go out (avoid june-august & december-january)

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