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>>1120044

Depends on the hostel and locale.

If you're going to stay at some place called The Australian Bunker on Bangkok's Khao San Road, I'd imagine the crowd there wouldn't sit well with what you're looking for. Different hotels have different vibes, as do the neighborhoods in which they're located. Consequently, you'll come across some places which are rated or regarded as "party hostels," and others which are known for having a more chilled out, family-friendly atmosphere.

>>1120044
>2 smoke weed erryday xDD

Wow you are a humongous faggot.

>>1120044
I suggest getting the most expensive hotel you can as that would eliminate all the undesirables.

Then go to the roof, tie a rope to a pipe and your neck, and jump off.

>>1119575

That was really cool. I hope you continue to post more videos about Japan.

>>1119575

Nice video. Strange, but interesting.

Thanks.

>>1119575
That was very relaxing. I think it was helped more by the friendly opening of you swimming. Nice video man.

What do you think of the situation in Japan where the birthrate is dropping at an accelerated rate?

>>1118960
The Pyrenees is your obvious choice. Get a bus to Huesca and then to Jaca and go from there

>>1118963
Sorry to be so naive but where do I get a map, do I need to register somewhere to hike in Europe or do people just wander around and sleep anywhere? At least in the US it's a big deal that is.

>>1119153
Don't take everything I say as an equivalent to the laws in thr contry, but merely as what has been passed on to me by word of mouth.

In old days Spain, there were a lot of shepherds walking cross contry with their sheep, so they'd be in north in summertime and south in wintertime for their herds to feed. They were nomads travelling with up to several hundreds of sheep and goats. Because of this there was a king sometime in the last millenium who made it a law for these roads to be open for those shepherds. which means that there to this days are pathways, some up to 72 meters in width where these shepherds(or anyone) can walk freely with their animals grazing on anything that grows there.

So you're pretty free to hike on those trails.

Other than that, lightig a fire is a serious hazard, if you're planning to cook your meals over fire you should really consider well where you set up a campfire. First it should.be out of sight (light at night, smoke at day) plus you don't want to start a forest fire, even when it has just rained you have a lot of debris and undergrowth that will catch fire from anything! So before even considering to make a fire, better make sure that you completely strip the area you're making it on, right down to bare soil or rock. Clear area up to 2 meters in radius. You don't want to get caught in a forest fire anon.

Also if you're just out in the boonies hiking, I'd say popping up a tent shouldn't be a big problem, if you camp at a spot where people can't see you unless they're very close you might be alright for all three nights. If youbdo get caught then don't try to argue, if you're not a spanish speaker just get a move on, take down camp and look like you're complying.

>>1118299
Disney World is always better than Disneyland

>>1118299
Could have been a matter of opinion before they put star wars stuff out East, bit definitely World. It was built due to not being able to expand on Land

If you think about comparing your favorite band to Disney Parks, Disney World is their entire discography, while Disneyland is their Greatest Hits.

Most rides at Disney Parks are copies of ones in their other parks and although Disneyland has fewer rides and less space to work with, they tend to be the best rides and are closer together (i.e.: you don't have to walk as much in the two Disneyland Parks as much as in the four Disney World Parks).

In terms of hotels and having the sense that you are staying on an actual resort, Disney World has many more hotels on site. Disney World is also choked significantly less by urban sprawl, unlike Disneyland which is completely surrounded by cheap motels where everyone speaks Spanish or some other language that isn't English.

tl;dr:
The best experience inside the theme parks only: Disneyland wins
The best experience considering the entire resort property as a whole (theme parks + hotels + other activities): Disney World wins

>>1118236
Not really any help but The Silk Road is something I really want to travel some time. I'd love to do the journey by bicycle ideally. One day man

>>1118236
Can't talk about the others but Uzbekistan can easily be done in like one week

This seems like a pretty cool thing to do. How do you know you're following it? Are the trails marked like those religion walks I've seen in Spain (Camino de Santiago i think it's called)?

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>>1121437
bump

>>1121437
>>1121443

I have no idea what you're talking about.

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>>1121437
>reds visiting freedomland

where did you get this phrase

>>1121231
Cute bengali girl I'm trying to get with wrote it.

it appears to be a song

http://lyricswithenglishtranslation.blogspot.bg/2016/04/ijazat-lyrics-english-translation-sunny.html

Ik baat kahoon kya ijazat hai
Tere ishq ki mujhko aadat hai
Ik baat kahoon kya ijazat hai
Tere ishq ki mujhko
Aadat hai o.. aadat hai
Aadat hai o.. aadat hai

Let me tell you one this if you permit me
I got used to your love
Let me tell you one this if you permit me
I got used to..
Your love, your love
Your love, your love

Washington, DC to Seattle, Washington. Took us the better part of 4 days since we stopped in Milwaukee, Grand Forks, and Shelby. Was a very nice trip and highly recommend it.

India
Never again

>>1120981
Longest one was Springfield, MA, to Oakland, CA. Took about three days. In a chair, in coach, no shower. I enjoyed it, but I'm not young and poor anymore, so would get a sleeper if I were to do it again.

Other than that, no super-long trips. Did a lot of overnight or all-day trains in Thailand (Bangkok--Chiang Mai many times, Bangkok--Surat Thani twice, Bangkok--Butterworth (Penang) once. But none of these were more than approx. 1 day.

Lumbar street? The golden gate bridge?

SF isn't really all that exciting of a city, tbqh.

>>1120839

Sounds like you know nothing about the city.

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>>1120832
Sutro Bath Ruins. It used to be a large indoor swimming pool until it burned down. Pretty cool at night.
Bernal Heights. Good view of the city.
The wave organ
555 Mission Street Sculpture Garden
Alcatraz. I hear the night tour is pretty cool. Book it fast though.
Marin headlands, but not Muir Woods
Walk up or down California Street
Burma Superstar. Get the samusa soup!
Marnee Thai
The Little Chihuahua. I'm sure other people have better taquerias in mind but it's pretty good.
Blue Bottle for coffee
You might see wild parrots in the city. I used to see them often when I lived in Lower Haight.
Stay away from Civic Center. It's gross. UN Plaza is fucking gross.

I don't know anything about Japan, but this early, you should be able to find airfare to Shanghai from around $800. Check vayama.

If you have someone to stay for free in SH that will be immensely helpful. It's the most expensive city in China but still relatively cheap. Are you just staying in Shanghai this time or are you going to travel outside the city?

>>1121001
That all depends if I end up making it a Japan/China trip or splitting them up. If I was to do it together I'd probably stay for acouple of days and see if there is anything outside of the city that I can visit while still being somewhat closeby that I can go visit, though I'm not to well read up on what to do in China. Hoping to probably see the nightlife in Shanghai but it would be difficult due to the fact that I am stay with a family and I don't want to distrust them late at night lol.

This plan is still kinda in the early stages but I'm really hoping there is someway to pull this off.

Also would it be better to travel around these area alone (besides Shanghai since I would have family there) or should I find some kind of tour group?

>>1120713
just don't tell everyone that ur gay, hell u can even hold hands when u go outside and they wont be suspicious and don't worry u two can stay in the same room and no one would care, if ordinary people find how some how they don't really give two shits but worst case scenario u guys would get deported as you guys aren't residents of iran.

>>1120770
Are westerners somewhat exempt from punishment? I can see us getting deported sure, but do we risk getting whipped or executed?

>>1121377
I don't think they can whip you if you're not a muzzie

>>1120500
Depends on how cheap you want to go, what qualifies as "good" internet, and whether or not you can actually find a way to legally live there. After about 5 mins on google I found apartments in Valencia (Spain) for around 450 euros/month

Bulgaria apts $250/m
Internet 100 down for $15

>>1120500
Texas is cheap and warm

Go

>>1120081
Where tho?

>>1120498
where are you from?

With the red army

There's an EuroNight train Silesia which supposedly has direct cars Krakow-Budapest. It leaves Krakow at 21:58 and comes to Budapest at 8:37. But be sure to check more info as some cars go to Vienna.
But I guess Polskibus will be much cheaper and it's also faster (only 7 hours) as the road is more direct. One leaves Krakow, Bosacka at 13:05 the other one at 22:50

I used to make that journey a few times a month and I usually took the Eurobus which leaves Krakow at night and arrives in Budapest at around 6-7am. It usually cost me around 14 euros.

Sintra and Cascais are a must. Sesimbra and Porto Covo are personal favorites of mine. Also a train ticket north to Porto for at least 1-2 days is also a must.

>>1121095
Cheers dude, how much is it roughly for a train ticket to Porto?

>>1121108
I haven't been in the country for the past year but last time I checked it was like 24€. You can probably get a better price and faster tavel taking a Ryanair flight from Lisbon to Porto honestly.