Im staying in Chicago for the next 5 days. Loop and Magnificent Mile areas. Ive already gone to Logan Square and found it to be a cool neighborhood with good food.

Give me recommendations OTHER THAN THE FUCKING BEAN and the museum, obviously im going to the art museum.

Pic is from yesterday

2800 or 3000 Generation Infinity
In The End of Generation
When I Die 2040s
Tell Tiny I Love You

Reminder, Harold won

Bald and Bancuck is forever alone

I'll travel to Buenos Aires for a few days, soon. I've been there many times and even lived there for a while, and now I'm wondering about places I could visit that I haven't visited before, and especially "non-traditional" places.
So far I've been to Tigre (the farthest I've been to the capital), Casa Rosada, Palermo, La Boca (briefly), San Telmo and other well known places. I suck as a tourist but I'm wondering if there are some interesting museums or similar... That haven't been closed yet.

Last time I went to some train museum and it was really cool. I think it was this one: https://www.tripadvisor.cl/Attraction_Review-g312741-d7738759-Reviews-Museo_Nacional_Ferroviario_Raul_Scalabrini_Ortiz-Buenos_Aires_Capital_Federal_Dis.html

Any ideas?

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As part of this educational module I have the option to do a Patagonia trip from Buenos Aires (flight NOT included) and something doesn't feel right.

They want $2295 USD for a (southern-hemisphere) summer camping trip that starts in san martin de los Andes, then to Auquinco, rincon de los pinos, portezuelo, Achen niyeu volcano & Laguna Vierde. 5 nights but we would mostly be sleeping in tents

My reservations:
> price tag: seems expensive, esp. when you convert it to Canadian peso . I did an entire 2 week Japan trip recently for basically 2295 USD including some premium experiences, paying for shinkansen, etc. they want this for 4 nights camping in a tent and 1 night in a budget hotel. Some of the justification is ridiculous overhead -> support vehicle, horse-drawn luggage transport, on-trip doctor. To this 2295 USD also have to add on flight from Buenos Aires to San Martin.
> location: seems like a shithole. Aren't the beautiful parts of Patagonia further down south ?

Would appreciate some insight from Argentinian anons or anyone who's visited on both price and location, sooner rather than later as I need to make a decision soon

New Jersey is a pretty comfy state ngl. You guys have lots of great middle eastern, Italian, and Jewish cuisines. The architecture is very old times but it has a nice charm to it. Coming from Fort Lauderdale Florida the most shocking thing is the lack of homeless people here. Admittedly I've only been to West Orange, Saddlebrook, and Newark.

Thoughts on phones for travel? My phone of almost 4 years xiaomi poco x3 is close to death. It gets 100%-20% after just a day of leisure strolling through streets of my mid size cold european city. But what if i tried it in the middle of dry season heat in some urban sprawl of giant asian metropolis. I imagine battery would get drained much much faster. I would get more worry out of such phone than any use. So please recommend my good traveller phone for longer travel, one that keeps good battery for prolonged GPS use

Are these the only good places to visit in America in 2025?

where does the handsome italian meme come from?

I’ve met several people irl from that country, and it seems pretty chill and welcoming. Recently, they’ve waived visa requirements for us (Colombia). From what I’ve researched, the cost of living is similar to ours and as long as I avoid talking about the gov, be respectful and learn basic Russian, a three-month trip sounds like it could be nice. btw I WFH and have decent savings, so money shouldn’t be an issue—especially if I can find someone willing to rent me an apartment. Any tips? Also what is the catch?

Me and the lads are planning a trip to the Yunlin Dog Meat Festival (狗肉节) in Guangxi, China this June. Has anyone been before? We are looking for recommendations such as hotels and proper dog meat dishes. Is dog hot pot better than fried dog? Does one breed of dog taste better than another? Thanks for your help, /trv/!

might go to fiji next march. anyone been here? what's it like

Is there anything nice to do at Montreal?
I'm going to spend a 9hr long layover there

I've decided to travel abroad more and I'm planning a few trips (all in Europe for now). I'm torn between two options and I want to hear your pros and cons. My feeling on guided tours is this:

Pros:
>Don't have to worry about shit like working hours for attractions/ferries etc.
>All insurance taken care of for you
>Guide gives you context on what you're looking at
>Might meet qt3.14 fellow travelers
Cons:
>Have to get up at ungodly hours to catch planes/trains etc.
>Have to cater to whoever the slowest boomer in the group is
>Generally frantic pace, can't stay anywhere too long
>Significantly more expensive
>You primarily visit tourist traps

I'm kind of a travel noob so it might be that I need the guidance even though I'd like a slower pace. What do you think?

4chaners spotted in Akihabara Edition

ー How do I travel by public transportation? ー
Use Google Maps within cities, install the Jorudan or Navitime app for intercity travel

ー What should I see in <place>? ー
https://www.wikivoyage.org/
https://www.japan-guide.com/
https://www.jnto.go.jp/
>Solid general guides - sights, sample itineraries, pre-travel considerations, etc
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1fmfaySQHmojbRGKWCwRecq6Ln1Bb2Xdh&ll=35.67928012473078%2C139.68638283648374&z=12
*You should check on google if a place is still in business before you plan to visit it*

ーMake your trip more comfortable with Hands Free Travel serviceー
>https://www.global-yamato.com/en/hands-free-travel/?_gl=1*1kpsw68*_gcl_au*Mjg5NzUwNDI0LjE3NTA4OTU0ODY.
>https://www.sagawa-exp.co.jp/hands-freetravel/english/

ーFind a tattoo friendly onsenー
>https://en.tattoo-go.in/
>https://tattoo-ja.com/en

ーHow to use coin-operated washing machines in hotels and townsー
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5jHojFs1IE [Embed]
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEc57aNzE7c [Embed]

ーTravel insurance: Better safe than sorryー
>https://www.jnto.go.jp/emergency/eng/do_travel_insurance05.html

ーJR Passー
Since JR has adjusted the prices for the pass, not really worth it anymore, unless you want to travel by train very extensively. You can plug in your itinerary in the links below and compare prices to the JR Pass.
>https://japantravel.navitime.com/en/area/jp/route/
>https://world.jorudan.co.jp/mln/en/
With the increased price of the JR Pass, local train passes might be good deals now.
>https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2357.html

ーInfo on Degeneracy ー
READ THE INFO LISTED HERE. STOP TALKING ABOUT IT IN THE THREAD.
>https://chn.cityheaven.net/
>https://rockitrisingsun.com
>https://paradise-tokyo.net
>https://hentaitokyo.com
>https://tokyoadultguide.com/

previous thread >>2823194

I am planning to travel to Zagreb to celebrate New Year's Eve from Dec 28th to Jan 2nd. They are voted the best Christmas/Winter city for several years apparently. Everything I read so far about them is really positive but I am not really sure it is better than Slovenia or Austria. I am split between the 3. My first choice is Slovenia but it isn't rated highly by anyone. Vienna is 3x as expensive even 30 min outside the city. Zagreb is shilled hard and won some acclaims. Or is there any other cities I should consider? No Munich, Budapest, Prague, Amsterdam or Riga since I already visited them. Krakow is also a no for me.

Is it even worth coming here as a tourist during the Winter months, or should I go somewhere else and save Europe for some other time?
Obviously Christmas and New Years can be litty, but I mean besides that. Will the short days, cold weather, dead nightlife, and occasional site closures hamper the experience and make me regret coming at this time? Or is it just as good as any time to visit?

I really want to travel overseas but have literally no friends to travel with, no experience traveling alone, and my family instilled a big fear of being randomly murdered in me while growing up. What are the best places outside the USA that a white woman by herself could travel to with the least fear of strangers with ill intent? Also I'm unattractive so that might help

How do I start travelling as a 20 year old neet who only has 189 dollars, lives in Australia's worst City Perth and lives with parents that want me to stay home (a bit protective)

She’s obsessed with history and she spends hours reading books not giving me attention. I love how educated she is but it’s annoying me. I love that she’s trad and does trad duties but it seems like she focused on 70% history and 30% trad duties including our child

Any advice for Estonia? Planning to go there in 2 months.

Western NYer here, never been to the West Coast. I've got some vacation time to use this year so I'd like to check it out. What are your best recommendations for interesting places to visit? I'm less into the outdoors and more into food, architecture, art, and museums.

Would you travel with her on a travel date? Please share feedback

THIS IS A WARNING
Do not listen to people here who think of themselves as travel experts.

just came back from Bosnia and followed advice from some anons here and it ruined it

Europoorean here. Fun places to travel to on a budget in November/December? I'm thinking of taking a week off or something.
Likes:
>nature
>peace and quiet
>big strong handsome hairy men
>good food without tipping culture
>outdoor activities
Dislikes:
>crowds
>driving
>women
>beggars and other poverty-related behaviors

Is this a good place to visit?

A general thread for all things Philippines
/phg/ - monke waifu edition

Please refrain from overt schizoposting or reposting any type of list or rant from previous threads.

Question of the thread: what is your favorite medium/small size city in the philippines without its own airport?

I've found myself with an absurd amount of hotel points, and the chain (Wyndham) charges a flat fee when paying in points, so I want to maximize them by staying in places where hotels are as expensive as possible. As an example, it's the same amount of points for a night in Orlando and a night in New York, but Orlando has an abundance of cheap roadside motels while in New York it's pretty much impossible to find anything of any quality for under $200 or $300 a night.

>have to travel to tampa in a october
>looking around there is absolutely nothing to do
why do such cities exist

I can't find a real answer than I am looking for and need this place ig. A few bros and myself are going to Japan in a few months and want to smoke some fat doobies before we get the real anime expienece of akihabara and the yakuza shit of shinjuku. It's legal in my state of California so I am right in the fact I have like diplomatic immunity or something right? It's legally bought in my state so I can bring it with me right?

And just before pople go "le hekking addicted to weed" bro you don't eat a bowl of cereal with a fork right? Exactly, I'm just trying to maximize our time there.

how easy is to get a bangladeshi woman in Dhaka as a great looking EU white man?
Also is the unbelievably cheap (<$300) rent true?

What the fuck is the problem with their women?

>can be huge bitches
>shit testers
>too sensitive
>easily butthurt
>sexual teases
>prude

What am i missing here?

I'll be spending all of February in Oaxaca, centered in Oaxaca de Juárez. Not going alone, I'll have gf and some family.
What are some things to do or to avoid? Interests are:
>cuisine
>improving my Spanish skills, I will be the primary translator for our group while there. Currently CEFR ~A2 level.
>cooking classes
>local history
>some fashion, I understand there is a textile industry in the area
I'm a remote tech worker but I don't anticipate finding a hackerspace. It would be nice to make local friends while down there.

She said that I’m a lazy bum and I’m dangerous. To be clear I’m not even home much because I’m an airline pilot. I just hate my life so much I really don’t want to live anymore. I’m not depressed I just lost my passion for life. I really hate this FREAKING WORLD

>be me
>go to washington DC for a weekend
>decide to stay in a hostel because /trv/ told me I could fuck girls and meet interesting people
>the common areas just had zoomers on their phones not talking
>night 1: sleeping in a dorm with 4 smelly edgyptians
>night 2: sleeping in a dorm with a frenchman (also smelly) who snored unbelievably loud
Am I missing something here or are you all just a bunch of poorfags who use "le hostel to le meet people" as an excuse for your poorfaggotry?

Seriously Why is Hudson, Holiday and New Port Richey so trashy? The only good thing about living here is cheap sex, that US19 Pussy. Cheap sex and Meth (I have no interest in the latter). I keep my self drug free my body is a temple belonging to Jesus. I live on a "family property" My parents future retirement home. I get the place to myself until they my grandparents pass away and my parents move into their Hudson house which I live in now. Until then I host pussy from US 19 and fuck them on my parents master bed ( wash the sheets don't worry)

Visiting Asia thinking Japan or Korea just because it seems more like a first world than the rest.
Im 6’4 very clear pale white skin, can’t speak any other language than english. generally great facial features like good eye region, low body fat, low set decently thick eyebrows, good jawline and an extremely strong hair line with medium length brown hair and blue eyes
> inb4 if you’re a chad lite or a high tier normie why are you here
Found image boards when i was a kid and its true.
you never leave.
Regardless can i pull decent looking girls with relative ease in japan or South Korea. like i just say hi and they are clearly intrigued?
I know it’s not the easiest of places like china, or SEA but would i do well?
Honest opinions, because if its still hard ill just go to shanghai or hong kong instead.
Not extremely sex deprived but i want to visit asia thats not SEA and obviously spending time with women while im there is preferable to nothing

How do you prevent they plant you drugs in your suitcase when you deliver it in the check in? There have been an increase of case lately and i'm afraid. I don't want to end in prison in a random country for being a blind mule

Has anyone actually visited the Forbidden City or the National Museum in Beijing or is it only reserved for scalptroons and tourfags nowadays?

But /trv/ told me only old fat boomers go to Thailand...

>The Thai capital secured the top spot ahead of Melbourne, Cape Town, and New York City. Survey results indicated that 84 percent of Gen Z respondents in Bangkok reported being happy with their daily lives, while 71 percent said the city is affordable compared to other major metropolises.

>Bangkok was also voted as the easiest city in the world to make new friends, giving it a strong social edge that appealed to younger generations. This sense of connection, paired with affordability and livability, helped promote the city to the top of the global ranking.

Huh.

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Why are indian trains armored?

I'm going to stay 4 days in New York City
What is a must do for a broke brazilian like me?

afraid of not fitting in if i go to wisconsin

Get in shape, you fat fucks

What's fun to do here other than the obvious?

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I'm 42yo now. I'm not gonna work for a couple of years. Many people my age doing it? I like the idea of working in animal shelters.

Do you like Australia?

>Starts as a British outpost in one of the most inhospitable environments on earth
>Aussies managed to build all these great cities
>Sydney, the first British settlement, was named after Thomas Townshend, 1st Viscount Sydney, he was responsible for devising a plan to settle convicts at Botany Bay in Australia
>Melbourne was named after Lord Melbourne, the Prime Minister of Great Britain at the time
>The discovery of gold in Victoria in 1851 led to the Victorian gold rush, Melbourne was the richest city due to the Gold Rush
>Brisbane City Hall design is based on a combination of the Roman Pantheon, and St Mark's Campanile in Venice
>QLD: Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast / Maroochydore, Brisbane, Redlands, Ipswich, Logan City, Rockhampton, Gladstone, Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Yeppoon, Gympie are top tier
>Sydney’s beautiful historic suburbs
>Queen Victoria Building and heaps of sandstone buildings
>In Australia Christmas is in the middle of summer. Perfect beach weather
>White Australia Policy. If you ain't Anglo, you ain't white.
>Prostitution is legal and cheap
>Paradise if you like Asian women
>Outback, coral reefs, desert, plains, Sydney, coasts, beaches