Thread 2787656

POST YOUR MAPS

I will hopefully be ticking off a lot more of Asia soon. By the end of 2026 I will have a lot more filled in hopefully.
>>2787656 (OP)
How was Chile? Its on my bucket list to visit, I am definitely a nature person so highly looking forward to it. Also how common is it to meet an American whom as visited every state? is that something you would want to do?

>>2787664
Did you enjoy Pantanal?

Makes me realise I still have many more places to visit. Keep going back to the same few places

>>2787656 (OP)
Newest template here.

I miss Norwegianon ;_;

>>2787656 (OP)
how can i make such a map?

>>2787961
>how can i make such a map?
here's your tutorial
>download and open GIMP
>open downloaded png of worldmap
>press "O"
>click on color, like homeland, you want to mark first
>press "Shift + B"
>click on all regions that fit that color for you
>ff when finished
>press "Ctrl + Shift + E" to export
and then upload here

>>2787714
Yeah it was awesome, spent a couple of days living in a shack and going up and down the river looking at animals

>>2787961
Even MS Paint can work perfectly.

Xinjiang in June/July

maybe Sichuan or Guangxi in July too

+ every city I've been to in China

As a mid-20s poorfag, I'm honestly pretty happy
I have a trip to Uzbekistan planned for this summer, pretty excited for my first incursion into central Asia
Also I'll go back to the UK this autumn and maybe to Norway as well

This thread is cool. You guys should also check out >>>/int/extraflags

Pic-related is a collective map of Russian districts visited and posted by users in the history of 4chan.

>>2788307
Personally I prefer the southern half

>>2788335
I wanted to go to Jiangxi or Guizhou in May but my gf wasn't having it and we went to Shandong instead

I regret staying in Beijing over CNY instead of going to the south, but oh well. I'll probably be able to go with my parents in July and then at any time in the future too

which one is your map? the swede?

Added one more region since the last thread

>>2788337
Na, my map is far more modest. Which made me realize I need to accelerate my bucket list.

Guizhou is amazing and the food was surprisingly good. Although I had local friends showing me around and that made a difference.

I’d also allow ample time for Yunnan and Sichuan if you can.

>>2788344
>Kocaeli and Bursa
Why these two? Do you work in the automobile industry?

Just got back from Norfolk Island, really satisfied the autistic urge to visit obscure places

>>2788353
>really satisfied the autistic urge to visit obscure places
In that case, look: >>2788333

This trip is about halfway done. I've gotta go down to Johor Bahru, finish the rest of the rail traverse (south to north), then run my way up the east coast through Terengganu.

>>2787665
Ironically, I had a hard time enjoying the nature in Chile, though the country's nature is still great. I tried to see Torres del Paine but by the time I gained motivation to actually hike up the mountain it was already too late in the afternoon (and there would've been thunder). I have some friends over there, though, so exploring Santiago and Concepción still gave me a great time. I'd easily be willing to go back. (it helps that I speak spanish though)

As for the American question, there's definitely some, though it's relatively rare I think? I personally am more interested in not-America, though there's a lot of stuff to see in the US so it would be cool to see more of it. That said, there are some places on my map that I visited when I was a teenager, so I don't remember that much and seeing the cities as an adult would be nice. Namely, the Pacific Northwest.

>>2788613
I'm not as experienced with nature and hiking as I am with exploring cities, I'm probably going to post another thread about it.

>>2788006
How's that northwest corner of Thailand? I don't know much about Chiang Mai.

>>2788307
>>2788344
I heard that China is temporarily lifting visa requirements for a bunch of nationalities. Does that imply an easier visa as an American?

bruh

>>2788624
usa-maxxing

>>2788619
>How's that northwest corner of Thailand? I don't know much about Chiang Mai.
Beautiful. Nice climate, although burn off in Jan/Feb makes the air smokey as shit. Lots of nice cultural stuff, excellent food, friendly locals. Worth a visit.

>>2788619
>I heard that China is temporarily lifting visa requirements for a bunch of nationalities. Does that imply an easier visa as an American?
Nothing changed for americans.
Hainan is still visa free and the 144 hour transit schemes remain

>>2788619
no, I very much doubt the us will ever have visa-free travel to China, it's a reward for being nice/non threatening to China
for instance Lithuania is excluded from the visa free policy because it's too nice to Taiwan

>>2788646
it's a 240 hour transit visa now and you can travel within China while you are on it

>>2788321
>As a mid-20s poorfag, I'm honestly pretty happy
I’m definitely jealous how easy it is for Euros to visit so many places

>>2788353
Where you going to in Japan?

>>2788006
Where are you gonna go in Hokkaido?

>>2788624
honestly respect you have seen a lot of your own country. You should finish it off though, is that one of your goals?

I might finally fulfill my destiny as a norf brit and take part in a summer pilgrimage to Spain. Is Seville worth seeing?

>>2788804
How did you end up in Louisiana?

>>2788775
I've been meaning to go up to Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine sometime in the fall for the leaves. Most of my travels was with my family when I was younger. Not sure where my first international trip outside of Mexico should be.

Having a gay old time

>>2788804
>Is Seville worth seeing?
Yup. Andaluzia is worth a trip for itself only - way better than Catalonia

>>2788677
That makes sense. I noticed that Czechia also didn't get the visa free travel.

That said, I'm sure that China will let the visa-free stuff expire for the European countries, especially if Europe screws off from both the US AND China.

>>2788759
Flying in to Tokyo then heading North and hitting some towns across Tohoku to beat the summer heat and avoid normie touroids

>>2787967
>>2788321
>>2788838
Did you like Armenia?

>>2788624
Props for actually seeing a lot of the US - most people stick to the coasts. Although crazy to me that you've managed to go to 38(?) states yet not a single New England state. New England is my favorite area of the US.

>>2788767
First time so I'll do some pretty basic stuff - I'm going in February so I'll go see the winter festivals, snow fields and all that - Sapporo, Asahikawa, etc. Nothing overly adventurous.

>>2788757
It's all a matter of perspective. For example you have relatively easy access to the US, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean / Central America, which I would love to visit, but are still prohibitively expensive for me. The only time I went to the US myself was on a work trip, so I had most of my expenses paid. Also, alas the golden age of when us euros could hop on a flight and visit another euro capital for a weekend like 60€ are long gone, flight prices have gone up a lot even for short-haul flights so even relatively "easy" trips are getting more and more expensive (that's not even mentioning the fact that european capitals, at least western ones, are hideously overpriced, especially when it comes to hotels / BnBs)
>>2788957
I did like it a lot, but it's definitely not a trip I would recommend to everyone. I went in the winter, which meant no hiking or other very outdoorsy stuff, but the rugged snowy landscapes and the ancient monasteries covered in snow were a true sight to behold. However, apart from churches and mountains there is not much else the country has to offer (also Georgia next door has better mountains or so I've been told). The food is great but not exceptional, Yerevan is cool and interesting but not mindblowing, you get the point. If you want a cheap trip in a country with a lot of interesting history, landscapes and architecture, that still has a relatively underdeveloped tourism industry (we had to improvise a lot, fortunately it's very easy to find taxis and tours at convenient prices) and is relatively off the beaten path (most tourists I saw when I went were from places like India or the Philippines), then yeah, I would say Armenia is a good option. My personal highlight for the trip was the Byurakan observatory, picrel. If you have other questions feel free to ask

>>2788825
I studied abroad at LSU. Baton Rouge was a crazy place (kind people though)

>>2788845
I'll look into going this summer, thanks.

>>2788954
>heading North and hitting some towns across Tohoku to beat the summer heat and avoid normie touroids
Do they avoid Northern Japan even in the summer?

>>2788833
>I've been meaning to go up to Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine sometime in the fall for the leaves
SAME. I really wanna go close to Halloween.

>>2789149
Maybe not Hokkaido but from what I've read Tohoku is pretty devoid of foreigners in general.

Just came back from a first time visit of "that" province in China since I've always wanted to visit. And I'll just say this: the landscapes and monasteries are gorgeous, but the bureaucratic tension, altitude, sovless Chinese architecture honestly turned me off. Had a great time but probably won't visit anytime soon.

Going to Turkey next week :) than it will be time to see China

>>2789237
one of my family members visited last year, and he said pretty much the same thing. Lhasa filled with concrete tower blocks like every other Chinese city, giant highways, no sign of restrictions being loosened up a bit, and very few foreign tourists.

one funny anecdote is that the police have fitted average speed check cameras on the highway that note when you enter a certain section of road and note when you exit, then calculate if your average speed was higher than the limit and fine you accordingly. In response to this, their driver simply took his 4x4 off the road and drove around the cameras at the exit. Other people stopped their cars on the road just before the cameras and waited so their average speed would go down.

I've also heard there's a lot of brain drain from there to Chengdu and Sichuan, because universities and higher education is very underdeveloped.

as a HK citizen could you visit without a permit?

So how old are you guys?

>>2787656 (OP)
>>2789334
Nice try FBI.

>>2789363
LMAO. Why would the FBI care about where you travel to? No one is getting raided for being a sexpat in Thailand

>>2789401
What did you expect from the biggest schizophrenia forum in the world lol

Went to Tijuana and fucked like 20 girls...

I'll try and do another continent next year

Nothing international beyond Canada this year. Maybe back to Africa next year.

>>2787665
based future mongolia visitor

>>2789401
I'm going to need a welding visor to read this post.

I added one country since the last time I posted in one of these. Honestly I am ashamed I've never been to Texas.

>>2789297
>as a HK citizen could you visit without a permit?
Yes. We have this thing called Home Return Permit which we use to enter China. We didn't need a Tibetan permit as well. Also recently, permanent residents in HK (no matter what nationality) can now apply for the same thing but only has a 5 year validity.

>>2789682
How was living in Utah? Seems that state is becoming another Colorado

Going on a cruise in winter. The only real update to this map.
>>2788804
What up Louisianabro

It ain't much but its honest work

>>2789913
Never seen a South African in these threads. How's life there? And how did you end up in Romania?

>>2787656 (OP)
>nowhere visited
>nowhere lived
>no homeland
>going soon to Singapore
Does it count as underage b& if OP hasn't even been born yet? Good luck on rolling Eurasian, Chinese, or even Malay instead of Indian when you get there.

>>2789934
>Beautiful country
>Great food
>Friendly people (for the most part)
>Terrible government
Honestly makes me so sad seeing how badly some areas have become. For me, the positives just about break even with the negatives so not too bad overall.

Funny enough, my cousin married a Romanian
So got to tour around there for a bit after the wedding.

>>2787656 (OP)
It's a bit of effort to fill in this map. I'm going to go make an app to make it easier if anyone is interested.

>>2789983
>MS paint pov

>>2789983
There's already Mapchart.net for that honestly. For me, filling out the map for the first time is the best part. You can go through old travel photos and google what subdivisions you visited, talk to your parents about trips in your childhood. You're supposed to save it and only fill it out when you visit new locations, if you fill out the entire map from scratch every time these threads come around I can understand it's a bit of a pain in the ass.

>>2787967
Roaches can afford THAT?

50 states soon.

>>2790079
Thanks for sharing I understand a bit better now. The ux of filling in this map is going over and organizing memories reliving them.

What if the app could let you attach photos or notes on places almost like a map interactive scrapbook.

More time actually organising memories and less time clicking. Or is it the clicking you like? the dopamine hit checking a box and getting to check many boxes on a larger country.

>>2789759
I really liked it DESU. I also liked how they handled Covid. Tram is inexpensive and clean, there's a lot of nature to explore, the city and suburbs were very nice. Literally every day was gorgeous, even in high temperatures and snowstorms.

>>2790193
Kys faggot, fuck off to >>>/pol/

>>2790193
Gotta be a rich oligarch's kid or a delusional wishlist

>>2790193
>>2790372
I spent around $500k over the course of 13 years (and that's not only on travel, so realistically maybe $300k on travel only), I guess for Americans that would be quite affordable.

>>2787656 (OP)
I might have forgotten some places, and this thread reminded me I need to renew my passport soon.

>>2790193
I hope a roach enter your mother's nasty cunt

>>2790391
What do you do in burgerland?

>>2790391
What counts as "living" somewhere?

Hello, Norwegian map autist here. Sorry for the radio silence, I was planning to update the map around New Year's, but because a lot of people at work was sick, I've been busy with working a lot of extra shifts for half a year now and it's taken all my energy. Things have improved lately, people are coming back to work and they've hired a few more people, so I'm back to my old schedule. This has allowed me to finally work on the new update. These are the changes I found:

>BIOT will join Mauritius
>there's a new region in the Philippines, so I might redraw the map to its provinces instead, lots of smaller and less visited countries have their complete set represented on the map. At the very least I'll make a DLC out of it.
>there are new regions in Mali and Angola
>some regional borders in Iraq, Latvia and the Republic of the Congo has changed
>regional reforms in Burundi and Vietnam will reduce the number of regions, these are approved and will be implemented this year, I'm only waiting on an updated map so I can redraw them
>will add Martim Vaz to Brazil since an Anon requested it

If anyone knows other changes or has suggestions, please share them. This map is a group effort, and we can only improve it if people reaches out with their ideas.

Question for smart people: Are Ireland's counties correctly represented on the map? It looks like it's missing five city counties, but these aren't new additions, so I'm wondering if I've left them out in earlier updates for a reason and just forgot.

Anyway, here's my map. Since last time I posted I've visited Rome. I've already been to Italy (Sardinia) years ago, but I visited the Vatican City for the first time, and also the offices of the Order of Malta, which I count as a "country". My current tally is now at 38 countries, 33 UN members and five "others".

>>2787657
how was catalonia to live in?
>>2788840
how much soda do you drink per day? Do you live in the forest?

>>2791344
RT-BAM will be published soon (an updated version of the HEART map) so keep that in mind.

I'm waiting for it to make a new first-level travel map, I thought you might also find it interesting.

this isn't entirely right because some countries i visited ages ago and i don't remember where, but you get the big picture

>>2791371
Never heard of either, redpill me on this. Will it be released to the public or do I have to join their gay Discord server to get one?

>>2791362
I can't answer for Catalonia that well because it was in the middle of the pandemic and it was a very tough time for me mentally (on top of the "wise" decision to have 4 roommates at the time), but I personally enjoyed it. I like public transit a lot, so being able to take Barcelona's metro was nice. I also briefly went to Tarragona which I enjoyed a lot, and I actually quite like how Catalan Catalonia is. Now I'm sure there's more Spanish, but during the pandemic there was waaaay more Catalan and it was surprisingly refreshing.

There's definitely immigrants ofc, but the ones that actually do crimes don't usually run kebab shops, so I usually get along with most of them well.

>>2788840
Relatable desu. It's been a while since I've been somewhere and job hunting is harder than it used to be. Good luck, anon.

>>2791378
Well, what was super interesting about HEART was how it's 16000x8000 pixels.

HEART has a lot of errors and weird pixels. So, from what I understand, the RT-BAM guys want to fix that.

I hope it will be released to the public, but I am not sure. They have a thread on alternatehistory.com, though.

Pic-related is from HEART (I tried to edit a first-level map using that but gave up because the lakes and rivers were so damn annoying.)

>>2791384
I found the thread and will keep a lookout for it. I don't know how useful it will be for the purpose of this thread though, you can't even fill a subdivision with a single click. The Real Traveller's Map isn't perfect, but for blogposting about travels on an image forum it does the job pretty well I'd say.

>>2787656 (OP)
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known

>>2790193
When your family is close to the regime>>2790225

>>2791704
OY VEY. How did you like Hokkaido?

>>2791889
Hokkaido is a gem, especially during Autumn. Spent a week and drove all of it from the northmost point (cape soya) to the south in Hakodate so I saw many different cities, towns and nature along the way. You should visit, and if you have a chance go to Daisetsuzan.

Just updated my map today after my recent trip to Cambodia and Vietnam.

Is traveling outside of visiting familiy and friends any fun?

>>2791925
It can be, but it depends on your interests. What do you want to do, and is it easy for you to make friends? If not, are you comfortable doing it by yourself?

>>2791925
My guy, I travel so I can get away from my family.

>>2791069
Right now, not a whole lot, I'm the product of a dual nationality setup though (mom german, dad american) and I went full American when I hit 18. Germany might have been alright permanently but honestly after growing up with mostly my dad I wouldn't make it easily there, I can only speak a little bit and my pronunciation of what I do know would immediately identify me as a foreigner lol, and functionally I'm illiterate in German anyway. I just was born there desu but I did live there in my teens for a bit

>>2791163
Anywhere from 9mos - 3yrs, I have never broken three years of living anywhere, I'm afraid. I just constitute it as "most of my stuff is here" at this point.

>>2790391
What are your plans for Singapore?

>>2792497
why do you even care? millions of tourists go there every year, it's not like he's going to Afghanistan or something

>>2792554
OP used a map with Singapore colored in yellow so everyone who used the template is "going to Singapore". He's just joking.

Here's mine, for next trips I'm thinking of:
- visiting large Chinese city and combining it with either Indonesia, Philippines or Cambodia.
- revisit Peru, rent a car for two week road trip
- Pakistan, Bangladesh or revisit India

>>2792605
Just curious, what about Bangladesh makes you want to visit it again? My impression of the place is that it's somewhere you go once to say you've been there and that's it.

Only thing planned "new" is June 2026 which airport I land/stopover in for a repeat Italy trip.

Almost everything done by bicycle, except for the stuff in Turkey, the Scottish Highlands and fucking Dublin. Trying to complete all of Europe eventually. The subdivisions in Spain and Morocco are my most recent additions, but I also cycled across the Southern half of Norway back in February. Pretty happy with my progress this year already.

>>2787945
>I miss Norwegianon

He's fine! I "met" him in the Norway general on /int/ about a month ago. He hasn't forgotten about the Real Travel™ map.

>>2788307
Seems like a meme but you'll probably enjoy it.
Agree with that other anon about the CV south, things seem a lot more pleasant overall? Better people, nature, air quality

>>2787945
>>2793551
I'm back my niggas >>2791344
/int/ is my home board, and I've only checked /trv/ sporadically for the past year. If I "disappear" again I can usually be found in the Norwegian general on /int/.

>>2793120
I woudnt go for the sights but more for the experience. I'd want to get lost in the streets of Dhaka again, I love it's chaotic noisy streets, cheap moto taxis, very hospitable people and almost no scammers.
I'd also love to go through rural villages with bicycle, idk why it just always looks so alluring and green to me.
However if I get to go again, I wouldn't plan more than two weeks there, and would combine it with another country.

Inflation has been fucking me last year, so almost no travelling in a while. Making plans for the end of the year

>>2787890
Which are your favorite places to return to?
>>2788321
Why West Virginia? Seems so random.
>>2789492
Did you actually see penguins?
>>2789913
How hard is it getting visas?
>>2788624 >>2790197
Kind of impressive. Any favorite regions or states? Also, who makes makes the best BBQ?
>>2791899
Polish Canadian dual citizen?

>>2793721
>Why West Virginia? Seems so random.
I work a job that requires me to occasionaly travel to some rather "random" places

>>2793721
>Did you actually see penguins?

Thousands

I’m from London, UK. Visited 32 countries so far…

>>2793954
>from London
>only South Asian country visited is Pakistan
>four MENA countries visited
Sup Iqbal

I keep losing my file so I just did a new one again.

>>2794069
>Greenland

>>2794083
I started filling in American territories but gave up part way through because there are so many of them.

>>2787656 (OP)
How many regions are on the map?

>>2794069
>Gaza not red
Immersion ruined
>>2794104
I don't know man, I haven't counted. All countries and territories are present, with between 1-83 subdivisions per country. So there's quite a bit.

>>2788840
How is this possible?

>>2794315
I knew a guy who never once left his hometown until he got married in his 30s and his wife started taking him on road trips.

>>2794318
I know a guy who only moved one town over. He never went international until he had to visit his kids who were studying abroad, then his 30th anniversary upon his wife's insistence. He owns a vacation home that is about a 40-minute drive from his actual home. It's not even located in a desirable natural feature (forest, lake, beach, etc.), it's basically a glorified trailer park.

>>2794595
Kind of based.
>He owns a vacation home that is about a 40-minute drive from his actual home. It's not even located in a desirable natural feature (forest, lake, beach, etc.), it's basically a glorified trailer park.
What does he do there?

>>2794069
Based

>>2793721
>Polish Canadian dual citizen?

Yes, two passports.

Hopefully I can start filling it in more soon. I've been through more places but I can't say I've really visited them.

>>2795186
Catholic or jewish?

I already posted my other map, however, I wanted to share a different concept: 4Chan flags I posted myself collection

Green: the ones I have a screenshot of
Orange: Countries I've been to, but I either didn't post from there, or I don't have a screenshot.

Mostly just trans-atlantic

Back from Korea

Man, that map really does feel emptier the more you fill it.

>>2795840
>never been to switzerland or france
kind of insane that.

>>2795841
How? Switzerland is crazy expensive and France isn't that special imo. Might visit any one of them in the next years THOUGH.

added Georgia

Here's my lazy map I'll post a real™ one later.

Not included on it are Bermuda and Vatican City.

>>2797118
I left out going soon... I don't know right now but hopefully Guatemala, Nicaragua, or I kind of want to go somewhere in Africa or the middle east since I've never been

>>2795189
How does Ohio compare to Texas fren?

>>2795652
Based and Vichy France pilled

>>2796302
How did your Central Asia trips go? Also you did a good sampling of each region of the US but try the eastern seaboard or Northeast

>>2797118
How was living in Utah?

>>2797934
Central Asia was awesome, I was there for 3.5 weeks I think. Turkmenistan is definitely the highlight, just because of how different it is, but each country had something to offer.

USA has mostly been work driven actually, though I usually extend it on my own dime when it makes sense. That's a good suggestion, a New England road trip is one of the planned trips I'd like to make (though this list just gets longer the more I travel and read). Maybe combine with the maritime Canadian provinces depending on how long I make the trip. I'd like to get to New York City at least once too.

>>2798378
>USA has mostly been work driven actually, though I usually extend it on my own dime when it makes sense.
I used to work with a guy who would give himself five extra days to get home at the end of each contract.

>>2788804
Booked my first time Spain trip as promised. What's the best way to spend a week on the Northern coast? I'm staying in Santander.

All the places in yellow are where I plan to travel within the next 12 months. Also it's hard to see but I've been to Gibraltar and Malta and Budapest is yellow.

>>2787656 (OP)
white only

>>2799045
>white only
>Mexico
>Greece
>Argentina

>>2787656 (OP)
I had a lot of fun making this due to my autism.
>>2787890
Go to Eastern Europe
>>2788307
>I would like to visit
I can't have this option on my map because it would cover most of the earth
>>2788624
you need to make it to Alaska bro
>>2798577
Did you enjoy Gibraltar?

>>2799324
>Did you enjoy Gibraltar?
Yes. I went for just one full day which I think was enough because it's a really small place. I went in the off-season in January and the weather was perfect, in the 60s F. It's the only place in the world I've been to so far with wild monkeys which was really cool. Pic related is Morocco in the background.

Three weeks of train-hopping (with a few bus trips as well) comes out to 100 euros in transport expenses.

>>2799324
What's your plans for Sweden, Finland and the Baltics?

>>2799364
You gotta see more of America, дpyг

>>2791895
What are the best autumn months there? Are they packed with tourists? Been thinking of going in November next year but that may be too late in the season

>>2788757
Updated after my Poland trip

>>2799395
One day I hope but it won't happen not soon. Your country is expensive af. I'm thinking about Vietnam/Laos at the moment

>>2799349
That's cool anon, I'd love to see some monkeys in the wild. At some point I need to make to South East Asia
>>2799376
>Baltics
2 nights in Vilnius, 3 nights in Riga, 2 nights in Tallinn. Bus between each
>Finland
Short ferry to Helsinki, I'll just stay there one night. maybe take a day trip to the town of Porvoo.
>Sweden
Overnight ferry from Helsinki to Stockholm.
4 nights in Stockholm, using it as a base to explore the city and surrounding area. I'll take scenic ferrys everywhere I can to explore the archipelago
>>2799398
Hell yeah, were you in Krakow? It's one of my favorite cities

My "plan" is to visit the remaining countries in the EU if there is a budget friendly opportunity, other than that I would like to see Georgia, Armenia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Philippines. (I would be interested in the middle east and africa too but it seems to be to dangerous/difficult for now)

>>2799546
Based Rocky Mountains enjoyer

>>2799427
become an american and boost your wage 100% or more
tell the glowies your fleeing the zog and you'll get red carpet treatment

>>2799364
What were you doing in Belarus?
Is it as miserable there as I think it is?

>>2799576
>red carpet treatment
that worked maybe in 1990s but now nobody cares plus I find modern America not very nice to live in.

>>2799643
a small roadtrip. Belarus is quite a nice, comfy and well-kept land. Not much to do there as a tourist though.

>>2799324
>I had a lot of fun making this due to my autism.
If this is the case, you have no idea how much fun you'd have at /extraflags/ general on /int/

>>2800095
/int/ is my home board, I went through my extra flags phase years ago. I collected many country flags, never got around to collecting extra flags. I used the extension for a long time, but I eventually transitioned to mainly phone posting (especially while traveling) and I've never been able to figure out to get extraflags to work on mobile. I use the chrome app.

>>2800152
The real use of it isn't collecting flags (although sure, you can do that too). It's a travel blogposting general

>>2801339
I'll be sure to blogpost there on my future Eastern Europe trips, thanks

Every time I do one of these I realize how little travel I've actually done.
>Not doing "countries visited" beyond regions because fuck dem kids
>Not including the entire US as homeland because fuck dem kids

>>2799525
>Hell yeah, were you in Krakow? It's one of my favorite cities
Only briefly. Had a short stop there on the way to Auschwitz. My next Poland trip will be dedicated mainly to Krakow since previously I was staying in Warsaw

>>2799546
How did you like Utah and Wyoming? How was Hokkaido?

>>2801420
How did you like the Auschwitz theme park? I honestly admired the employee's dedication to staying in character, even though the script and setting aren't very believable. It's an interesting story, but they get some details wrong. Like, how is a wooden door supposed to seal in the gas?

>>2801460
Metal sheeting on the inside and rubber seals around the edges.

>>2797935
Is your name Daniel? I know a Daniel who grew up and Maryland but lives in Cali now.

>>2801988
No, but we might know the same Daniel

Crazy, ive probably been to more countires then 99 % of the world but when I only select regiots ive been, its so timy.

>>2802303
That's a lot of regions in Southeast Asia though, don't be too humble

>>2793721
First time I've looked at this thread in a while. Carolina barbeque is the best by far, and I swear that's not because I'm from there.
>>2799324
I'd like to visit Vancouver this winter. Pretty cheap flights year-round from Phoenix. A friend of mine spent about a week in a small port town in Alaska and really enjoyed it. I wonder if I'll get any hostility for being American considering how much we've been pissing on each other lately.

>>2801362
What's traveling around Venezuela like as a Venezuelan? If you had the money to go to Scandinavia at some point I'm guessing you had the means to avoid at least some of the hassles.

>>2802423
>implying he didn't sneak onto a boat as a stowaway

>>2801358
>>2802303
I mean, is there a difference? they can literally see the regions you have visited and not visited with the colours lol its not cringe as long as you state that you didn't spend much time there and its highlighted as such.

>>2799324
I am planning to do a very similiar Norway trip anon, did you camp anywhere? and did the police care.

>>2796302
Based anon, my next trips are going to be >Armenia
>Georgia
>Kazakhstan
>Mongolia
Anything you wanna share about Khazacstan

>>2794069
Have you visited Greenland though? if so share some details about it Eskimo bro

Going to Singapore, Taipei, Hong Kong next Feb, Vietnam soon. London in November, and there'll be a sporadic trip to visit my best friend in Paris/Fonty.

Also, live in DC currently, probably can't see the lil dot. Not sure when I'll hit the rest of the US, I'm not particularly interested in Hawai'i or much of middle America...

>>2802675
Pardon my autism, but I took the liberty of polishing up your map.

I noticed you prefer to use Paint's default colors to fill the map, so I changed the legend to match your preferred colors.

I noticed you left a part of Canada blank (Prince Edward Island). I don't know if you actually visited that province, so I filled it in with the lighter green (unvisited region). If this is wrong, then my bad. Either way, I've brought it to your attention.

I colored the rest of the US territories bright red (unvisited part of home country). You only covered Puerto Rico, but I got you on the rest. I filled in the US Virgin Islands, Navassa Island, the US Minor Outlying Islands, American Samoa, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands.

I gave the same treatment for countries that you've visited. You may not have visited these territories, but you did visit their parent countries.

Portugal: Azores and Madeira
Spain: Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, and the tiny territories on the northern border of Morocco
Netherlands: The Caribbean territories

You also missed a chunk of mainland Netherlands, so I filled that in, too.

I didn't mess with yellow, because those are obviously part of your travel plans.

>>2788321
Uzbekistan is nice. Eat plov in bokhara, challenge the old man under the shade tree to backgammon (nardze), drink the local wine with construction workers. Forget about getting pussy though unless with Russian prostitutes. Uzbek women are full on Muslim. The Tajiks in Samarkand are prettier but no chance. You can talk to them- indeed they are friendlier than the men who are afraid you will take their women.

>>2802686
Sure, thank you.

Never went beyond Latin America or Europe.
I want to visit a new continent.
Been looking at a Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore for my next trip. Would love to include Hong Kong too. But it's expensive.

At some point I also want to visit 'murica and Morocco to check off Africa as well.
And if I visit Europe again I don't want to skip the UK, Germany and a bit of East Europe as well (Maybe Prague or Dubrovnik).

Finally it would be a pity not to check out every province in my cunt, I have most of it under my belt so I'm over halfway there.

So much to do so little time.

>>2787656 (OP)
Never went beyond Latin America or Europe.
I want to visit a new continent.
Been looking at a Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore for my next trip. Would love to include Hong Kong too. But it's expensive.

At some point I also want to visit 'murica (NY or the West Coast, I don't care much for Miami which for some reason everyone here loves to visit) and Morocco to check off Africa as well.

And if I visit Europe again I don't want to skip the UK, Germany and a bit of East Europe as well (Maybe Prague or Dubrovnik).

Finally it would be a pity not to check out every province in my cunt, I have most of it under my belt so I'm over halfway there.

So much to do so little time.

Id like to do this but I'm a real traveler years on the road and only have an android sailfoam and an android tablet. Any ideas?

>>2802303
How was NH?

I've never been on this board before today, nor am I a seasoned traveller like the rest of you, but I figured I'd kill some time by taking part.
Pretty much every bit of travel I did was when I was 18 or younger (I'm 21) with my family, and since my mums British and my dads part Berber Algerian, we only ever travelled around the UK and the Maghreb (+ Turkey since it's a basic Brit spot). I sound like a spoiled cunt saying it, but most of the time I just wanted to go home because I really don't care about my heritage, and my parents were miserable fucks anyway so it's not like they made the trips easy to enjoy.
That being said, I've always wanted to do a tour of the 13 colonies, but just because it's a simple categorisation), and I worked part-time all through high school and university as well as doing internships/a placement year, so I can afford to do it when I graduate next summer without going into crippling debt or being faced with permanent unemployment like most Londoners these days. I'm not exclusively into Revolution history, but the colonies are a include all the states I've always wanted to visit, be it due to their history or just aesthetic/baseless personal passion. I know that I'm missing regions that are part of newer states rather than the original colonies, but it is what it is. American footballs my main sport so it's a shame that I won't be able to watch any NFL/CFB games, but I'll catch an NBA/MLB game every time I'm in a city with a team since I'm a casual fan of those sports too. Don't have any friends so I'll be going solo, and I doubt I'll be making any when I'm there so I'm not too worried about the social aspect of tourism. Pretty much the only thing I'm undecided on is whether to start in the North or South.
I only want to "visit" Australia because I'm hoping to move there a couple years down the line. Sorry for the blogpost, but typing this out made me realise just how much of a bore I am, so really I'm the victim here

>>2803041
>native argentine
>didnt color malvinas red

>>2803210
how about you start colOring the islands nigga

>>2803210
When you do the colonies don't sleep on Philly it''s not a shithole like people say. The bad areas you'll never come in contact with. Also PA is like paradise (Amish land, amazingly quaint towns like New Hope, Jim Thorpe, Lititz, etc).

Phillies games are great too and citizens bank park is a great stadium

PNC park is better (Pittsburgh) but not sure if you'll be out there

Also don't sleep on Chads Ford/Brandywine region in PA/Delaware. It's got some surprising art history (Wyeth family and Brandywine school) and some interesting Swedish + Dutch sites if you're into that. It's pretty modest but the people who work at those places are very pasionate.

>>2788321
>Only place in the entire western hemisphere you've been is West Virginia
How kek? How/why?

>>2803070
Tell me all the subdivisions you've been to and I'll make it for you

>>2802687
>Forget about getting pussy though unless with Russian prostitutes. Uzbek women are full on Muslim.
That fucking sucks to hear, I'm moving there soon.

>>2801421
Utah and Wyoming had been very nice, for a european everything feels larger and more spacious. I visited a bunch of sights, which had been overly touristy. This is even more noticable if there is nothing around these spots. It is comforting to simply understand the language and I had a great time there all in all.
Hokkaido I visited in Winter time, it was very nice, way more relaxed than kyoto or osaka or even tokyo. I was mostly in Sapporo and did not participate in any winter sports. The city was nice and had beautiful parks. I will definetly reivisit hokkaido again and spend more time there. A big negative for me was the speed of the long distance trains there, it took forever to pass greater distances. I thought about taking a ferry to visit russia for a day or two, however covid apparently killed their business and it is no longer possible

>>2803210
Based and 13 colonies pilled

>>2795190
I'm not a jew, but I'm not much of a catholic these days either.

>>2788418
YOU STOPPED IN JEMENTAH?!?!? Between Tangkak and Segamat? Or is that the Ayer Panas at Gunung Ledang? I live there two months each year.

>>2804593
>3 homelands
I was expecting you to be an AmeriMutt lmao

>4x Japan
>2x France
>1x Austria
>1x Taiwan
>1x Canada

Not very well traveled but I'd like to be. But Japan and now France keep calling me back so I keep wanting to go there instead of try new things. And Taiwan deserves another visit too.

I never thought I'd want to go to France by the way, the wife dragged me into it and honestly I fucking really like the place. Was never on my list before.

Nothing planned right now but I'm considering
>Argentina
>South Korea
>Vietnam
>Italy
>Spain
>Kyrgyzstan
>Ireland

>>2805109

Fuck, forgot to fill in Tottori and Shimane.

>>2805366
What's been your favorite place to live in? I've lived in Geneve and Lausanne most of my life but feel the urge to move to a big city once I graduate.
Also you missed kaliningrad :)

>>2805385
Ah nice spot! Fixed.
All in all probably Geneva. It's also where I grew up. It will always be home to me but I'm also looking to move on to the next place. Hopefully Japan.

This is mine!! I want to get done with asia by the time im 30, long way to go

>>2805366
Any highlights you want to share from Greenland or the Amazon? I like your map, it's very diverse.
>>2805543
You're supposed to fill in subdivisions visited too habibi

>>2787656 (OP)
i want see Europe before it goes to shit?
i went to most of these places for work not out of choice

I must troovel more

>>2805908
best place you've lived in?

>>2805957
Helsinki is pretty comfy. Tokyo was great of course but I prefer to visit Japan than to live there.
Turkmenistan is yellow for my next work assignment, that's certainly gonna be interesting.

>>2787656 (OP)
Did most by rail or car, hoping to go to London and Switzerland this year. Maybe even Scandinavia if I'm lucky

Not bad, not great at 31. Traveling will be paused for a bit since I'm having a kid in a few weeks, but can hopefully get some more of Europe done the coming years

>>2805563
Thanks. Greenland was quite interesting. I would recommend Ilulissat for the glacier and icebergs. It's actually where icebergs originate from, including the infamous one that sunk the Titanic. Nuuk the capital is kind of just a town, but you still get the stunning oceanside view, and there are some interesting cultural museums. Seafood was great. I wouldn't mind going back again to explore other regions, like the north eastern national park or southern tip with its Viking ruins.

As for Amazonas, I was quite young, but I had fond memories playing with pink river dolphins. That was pretty cool. I remember the Manaus opera house, which I wouldn't mind going back to, to go see a concert.

Do you guys not get burned out by all the travelling

>>2806578
I'm more burned out from working.

>>2806578
I used to get anxious staying in the same place for too long.

where should i go first brehs

>>2791344
Lord Howe Island is a part of NSW, make a connection like between Macquarie and Tasmania.

upcoming croatia/bosnia trip

>>2806721
Eastern Hemisphere Maxxing

where should i go in south korea apart from seoul

Not bad for being 26? r8 my map
>going to japan next spring

>>2806270
5/7 continents at 31 is not bad at all, anonymous nederlander-kun. Fill out your europe palette for sure since it's so easy for you.
>>2806685
Canada or somewhere english speaking to get your feet wet, then wade into the pool with europe, then go into the deep end with asia. South america can wait unless you need latina cooming. Africa only if you're a super chad.
>>2806721
Are you allergic to going west or something?

Any tips for Hungary , Romania and Slovakia?

21
just got back from China, already hating the UK, I will now put all my efforts towards getting back there ASAP

final update to my city-level China map
also marked some places I want to go next time, apparently Deqen in Yunnan is very good
also Chengde and Xuzhou which I didn't get time to go to this year

>>2807379
Based strict rule haver. My only difference is, I count a place even if I don't spend the night there.

>>2807322
Why do you like China so much?

>>2806234
What do you do for work?

>>2806785
For 26 that’s pretty good man. What are your plans for your Japan trip?

>>2807322
>21
Dang. When did you start traveling?

>>2807384
lots of reasons. I lived there for a year, I speak fluent Chinese, and my gf is there, so my experience was very easy and I didn't run into any of the problems that short term tourists usually do.
the other three big upsides were: everything is so cheap, everything is so safe, and there are no jeets

>>2807432
my family would go on a holiday abroad like once or twice a year every year from when I was like 5 until I left home for university
Turkey, Italy, Austria, and Hungary I went to with my own money with my gf (when I was 19 and 20)
China is over a year, I went to Xinjiang, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, and Ningxia solo, the rest I did with my gf or friends
but the rest was all with family

>>2788321
Post Uzbekistan trip update:
That was really fun
Even managed to slot in a day trip to Khujand, Tajikistan
Pretty wild
Will be back to the UK and Norway for work during the autumn, and that probably will be a wrap for 2025 (funny that I went to Tajikistan before fucking San Marino lmao)

>>2807429
Diplomat. The administrative kind, not the wining and dining with foreign dignitaries kind. Which is the way I like it.

>>2807652
How does one get into that line of work? Is it just a matter of knowing the right people through college or your parents?

>>2807677
It's a government job like any other. You take a test, do some interviews, go through a clearance process and then go to training. Other than the political officers (who you're thinking of when you think diplomat) there are specialists like doctors, facility managers and so on. I myself am an IT guy.

>>2807679
do you have a big say on where they send you, and do you have a ramp out for when ur tired of moving?

>>2807718
We have some input on where we go but a lot of it comes down to what positions are open and, like you said, who you know. Poor performers are typically sent to DC purgatory or rotate around Africa where oversight is generally more lax. People get up to all sorts of wacky shit there like mining bitcoin with embassy electricity or farming shrimp in their house pool and selling it to local restaurants.
I can quit any time I want, it's not like the military. But my plan is to stay in til I'm 50 and max out my retirement benefits. After that, who knows? Maybe I'll do the Asia visa shuffle, or just stay in America. All depends on how the future shakes out.

I just went to Scandinavia, the Baltics, and Poland for the first time this summer, very fun.

>>2807558
hows china outside of major cities, like rural and smaller towns
its so hard to find accurate info on china
its either serpentza or ccp paid shills

>>2791993
my nigga
just got back from a trip and im already planning my next one. having to explain where i went and what i did to my family was excruciating.

>>2807938
I spent a lot of time in my gf's hometown, which is a small town in southern Hebei province of about 100k people
life there is by no means more relaxed than big cities, you still see people rushing everywhere and pushing in queues etc
infrastructure quality is good apart from non-toll roads that get destroyed by trucks
there is a lot of corruption and reliance on connections for jobs etc. Corruption situation is better in big cities but in ones under 2-3 million it is thriving. Almost everyone working a government job in their city got there through connections or paying a broker (i.e. 100k yuan for a job as a nurse in the hospital, which only earns 7k per month) but people will still pay because those jobs are very secure
it's still very safe but apparently some people steal electric scooters at night
people stare a lot and are not at all used to foreigners. My gf makes me wear a hat and facemask while we're there otherwise everyone on the street will stare at us. One time we went to a mall and a kid followed me for about 5 minutes shouting at the top of his lungs: OH MY GOD!! AN AMERICAN!! (in Chinese)

the biggest difference between these small towns and the bigger cities is a lack of western brands and less public transport and worse jobs

to see really rural China you have to go to villages with no public transport, once you get there it is like another country

>>2808025
>people stare a lot and are not at all used to foreigners
my chinese fwb said this would happen to me even in big cities like shenzhen. do you think thats true?

>>2808031
partially. in Beijing I did not experience much staring, but I think people are more subtle about it. by yourself people won't usually stare but if you are in a group it's more likely
outside of Beijing, Shanghai, and cities with lots of expats like Qingdao I would expect a lot of staring. I got used to it after like a month but my gf hates it (because they stare at her too) hence the mask and hat

>>2808052
yeah, when were together in public, i notice chinese guys frowning at us sometimes. they seem like a very bitter, jealous and insecure people.

Will probably continue my Central America tour. Might also go over to Porto at some point to see a friend.

>>2808094
WHy is PR in homeland but not USVI, Guam, NMI, or AS?

first time i've traveled out of the US and had a great trip, wish my spanish was better for the trip so we could've established more conversation with locals other than necessities. not sure where I plan to go next, also didn't count colombia because I was just in the airport in bogota, feels like the gentlemanly rule.

>>2788321
interested in what job you were working in WV, I live here

>>2807641
do you speak russian or uzbek? I'm curious to know if a lot of ex soviet countries still speak russian.

>>2809127
Maybe he just didn't know. It's not like the average American cares about what goes on outside the 50 states. Puerto Rico is an exception, that's the most well-known US non-state.

>>2809153
>interested in what job you were working in WV, I live here
I'd love to tell you, but I'm deathly afraid I might accidentally doxx myself
Really liked your state though, I wish I had a little bit more time to do some hiking and hunt for the mothman
>>2809161
>do you speak russian or uzbek?
No, but we could generally manage using a mixture of google translate and gestures
>I'm curious to know if a lot of ex soviet countries still speak russian
As a general rule of thumb, if the person in front of you looks like they're old enough to remember the USSR, they most likely speak russian as a second (or sometimes first) language, if they're younger than that then they usually know a little english. It does vary significantly from country to country of course, in countries that have tied themselves more to the west (the Baltics mostly) english is more widely spoken, while in other areas (e.g. central asia) russian is much more widely used

>>2802423
all those placed visited within Venezuela where by car or coach except the island which I took a ship. This was done before the country reached a critical point of things being too dangerous to travel around though and honestly it sucks because now you cant go around without feeling that you might not be able to make it safely.

>>2787656 (OP)
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1291938

Isto é entre tu e eu, nem te atreves a dizer ao jica

Mas sabias que a Helena no ano passado teve um aborto que custou 3000€?

E mais uma pergunta
Quem é que violou a Helena quando era pequena?
O Norberto, um professor de matemática ou de natação?
Foste tú? Até acredito
(Muito obrigado, pedofilo filho da puta chamada Alzira)
A pior parte é que ela deve ter gostado e isso explica tudo

Tenta não violar o bebê neto da tua gold digger, mr Ian Watkins

E também não vou tomar conta de quinta nenhuma
Quando morreres, essa quinta vai para os ciganos
Já estamos a lidar com as maldições da puta da Tia Mila
Já é triste e engraçado ao mesmo tempo ver o parvo do Tio Zé a apodrecer com as merdas dos avós
Queimam essa merda toda
"Legado de senpaiília" é um cancro

Não admira que o Jica vai ao Porto, atirar os pensos da sua mangina para outra parede

George "I built my career saying the most basic opinions and made the world more retarded" Carlin
Grande mistério que algumas pessoas são "vítimas" de violação

Quando o cocó atrai moscas, temos que lidar com as Vios e Reneés, só para alguém queixar que fez demasiados contactos
"sobre socialização" existe

Sou um gamedev com centenas de ideias, o glitterboy João Lúcio não compara

Quando a Helena se matar, lembra de onde vai ser enterrada para poderes viola-la mais uma vez

A senpaiília é a prisão original
Correntes desde o dia 1
És nascido com um perfil predefinido e informação que não escolheste
Já és obrigado a saber nomes de pessoas e levar merdas até quando és pequeno
Mas um dia, tem que haver um recomeço
Já demasiadas pessoas subiram as escadas, mando as escadas a baixo

>>2802423
all those places visited within Venezuela were by car or coach except the island which I took a ship. This was done before the country reached a critical point of things being too dangerous to travel around though and honestly it sucks because now you cant go around without feeling that you might not be able to make it safely.
In general Venezuela is a bit hard to travel around. Planes are limited and the other real option is by road but the infrastructure is so shaky driving from point A to B can take you the same hours it takes a plane to fly from South America to Europe.

>>2807641
How was the Khujand trip? I was toying with adding it to my itinerary for next May, but to do it as a tour seems to mean basically hiring a personal guide.

>>2809244
It was really fun and no, you can absolutely do it without hiring a guide. What we did was:
>get a Yandex from Tashkent to the Oybek border crossing (about 300 uzb som / 18 euros)
>cross the border on foot
>grab a taxi from the Tajik side of the border to Arbob palace in Khujand (150 tajik somoni / 14 euros), visit the palace
>get on a mashrutka from the palace to the bazaar (5 somoni / 0.5 euros)
>visit the various sights around the city centre, mosque, bazaar, fortress
>hop onto the cable car that connects the two sides of the river (80 somoni / 7 euros per person)
>call a taxi back to the border (another 150 somoni), cross it, Yandex / shared taxi back to Tashkent
If you have a full day in Tashkent and leave reasonably early in the morning it's perfectly doable even if transport times can get pretty long, the border crossing at Oybek is open 24/7 so theoretically you could go back to Tashkent late at night but we didn't want to risk it. We also didn't have too much trouble at the border, there were queues but wait times were not unreasonably long. Two more warnings:
>Yandex does NOT work in Tajikistan, you have to use another app called Maxim for which you need a Tajik SIM card (or you have to ask someone else to call a taxi for you, which is what we did)
>on a related note, our eSIM did not work in Tajikistan. We didn't know why but it just didn't work and we ended up spending the whole day with no internet connection except restaurant wifis
Khujand gets barely any foreign tourists. It was really fascinating for many reasons, not least the fact that there are giant posters of the local dictator / eternal president plastered literally everywhere. The bazaar was also really fun

>>2807798
How did you like North Dakota?

>>2809198
Thanks for sharing. When did you leave and what's your life in Colombia like?

I'm Chinese, so I didn't have many opportunities to travel abroad.

>>2811184
bingCHILLING

>>2811184
>I'm Chinese
>Homeland: United States
Which one is it?

>>2811224
He's ethnically Chinese with US citizenship.

If he's a naturalized US citizen, he didn't get to travel much because he didn't have a US passport until then. It's easier to travel with a US passport than with a Chinese passport.

If he's a jus soli US citizen, he didn't get to travel much because his chink parents wouldn't let him. He was too busy studying for Harvard so he can be a doctor-lawyer.

>>2791899
Updated my map after a recent road trip up to Alaska and the Yukon.

>>2811236
>>2811224
Ethnically Chinese, US citizenship. I was born in the US. I wasn't able to travel much because every summer my parents would bring me to China, so all my life so far it's US>China>US>China>US>China, etc.

that was easy

>>2811364
Neat. Are those "have lived before" areas in China summer homes? What are your observations on life in China versus the United States?

>>2811236
Fuck of to /pol/ mate

>>2811464
you live on the moon?

>>2811961
lives in rhode island and will visit singapore soon

>>2811951
Why would I go there? It's not like I refused to acknowledge him as American. Barking up the wrong tree, "mate."

>>2812086
Boo fucking hoo, little chuddy is sad that he's not welcome here

>>2811951
His post wasn't far off,
>He's ethnically Chinese with US citizenship.
>It's easier to travel with a US passport than with a Chinese passport.
>If he's a jus soli US citizen, he didn't get to travel much because his chink parents wouldn't let him.
are all correct. What would your speculation have been as an enlightened non-user of /pol/?

>>2812206
This isn't my first time being told that I'm unwelcome, I'm not too concerned about your approval. If you're gonna tell me to fuck off, at least say something that makes sense.

>>2812309
>>2812422
NTA but if you're gonna samefag, at least don't make it this obvious

>>2813123
I was the Anon who asked the original question. I didn't particularly care for the other Anon's speculation when Sino-American Anon was here to give the actual answer but the /pol/ kvetching was equally retarded (if not more so).

Fuck off to /pol/ mate

>>2813123
nigger

>chink
>nigger
Remember not to interact with underage chuds, just report, hide, and move on. Summer vacation is almost over, so we'll have fewer of these posters soon
These dipshits contribute nothing meaningful to the thread, and they just want to ragebait

>>2813469
Attracting the spammers like clockwork kek.

Fuck off to /pol/ mate

>>2813597
Kek it’s wild how just five words can drive the chuds mad. It’s not as if they weren’t /pol/ posters themselves, because why else would they be this furious? Deep down, though, they know they’re acting like retards on a travel board. I bet they never even left their hometown.

>>2813597
>>2813649
My dog also likes to bark at nothing.

>>2813854
This amerimutt nigga wants to rape dogs, it's the second time he mentions barking

>>2813854
I'm assuming you're this: >>2811236 poster. You're so retarded that you didn't even realize why you were getting criticized, but the issue clearly is that you are calling a Chinese-American poster's family "chinks." It doesn't matter whether you "acknowledge he's an American" because it's not up to you, no matter how much you put yourself on a high horse. Then, when people tell you to fuck off because /trv/ isn't a place for such chud racism, you seethe and attack people via calling them niggers: >>2813418

You "people" are honestly worse than sexpats. Please kill yourself.

>>2813901
It's going to be such a good comeback when he calls you either a libtard or a redditor lmao I can't wait

>>2813901
Nigger go somewhere else

>derails the thread by randomly insulting a poster
>gets told that he's not welcome
>replies with "nigger go somewhere else"
VERY Israeli behaviour right there

>>2813926
I'm not even that guy you schizo.

>>2813926
Jfc stop interacting with racebaiters

>randomly "insulting" a poster
>derails the thread
this used to be a proper imageboard

>>2813926
>gets angry he's insulting a group of people and reacts by insulting/stereotyping another group of people
chuds are progressives are just a mirror image of each other

>>2813901
My sides are in orbit, anon. You're offended on behalf of another person, on 4chan of all places. For this "transgression," you think I should to go to a board for people who actually unironically advocate for genocide, or that I merit death for what I said.
On another note, it's absolutely hilarious how you insist I'm the one who's unwelcome and seething about it. It's actually your posts that are being deleted, and you're the one still wanting to duke it out when the original guy in question has long forgotten about it. This just might be the saddest case of whiteknighting I've seen.

>>2813910
I don't even need to do that, the trash takes itself out.

>>2813901
If you actually want to fight racism, try this thread: >>2810922
What you're seeing here is absolutely nothing by comparison.

>Global Rules
>You will not post any of the following outside of /b/:
>b. Racism
Now stop fucking arguing, fuck off if you don't like the rules.

>>2814398
There is no racial bigotry here. I do not look down on niggers, kikes, wops, or greasers. Here, you are all equally worthless.

>>2814500
Pathetic

>>2814398
Technically, that would mean racism isn't allowed on /pol/ either.

>>2814517
God works in mysterious ways.

>>2814517
KEK hilarious, jannies doing god's work

>>2814524
Yes, it isn't allowed on /pol/ as well

>God works in mysterious ways.
It's called fuck around and find out, nothing mysterious about it really

>>2813949
>Poster with a shitty English defending Israel
Where are you from and what's your opinion on redeeming gift cards?

>>2814525
>Yes, it isn't allowed on /pol/ as well
Why are racists told to "fuck off to /pol/"? If people actually cared about following the rules that much, they should be consistent about it. It should really be "fuck off to /b/."

>tfw we're both off-topic posting

>>2814527
>a shitty English
>a
Anon...

>>2814529
You're right. Every racist should fuck off to /b/

>>2814530
I'm not a native speaker, English is my fourth language but at least I don't defend the aforementioned country online.

>>2814532
He was pointing out the cognitive dissonance in your claims, and he was right. You fight racism by stereotyping another group of people, and then you blame others for having poor English while you can’t even speak proper English yourself. This is just hilarious.

>>2814532
>Every racist should fuck off
>>2814539
>You fight racism by stereotyping another group of people
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th4FMmNQpAk

>>2811464
Based rare Rhode Island nationalist doesn't recognize the rest of the United States as his homeland.

>>2814612
the rest of the US seems to miserable and insane

>>2811464
If this is actually true, you have the most miserable life ever

>>2807641
What's it like? I'm picturing a Gulf Arab Style petro-state but more weird and isolated. And not as rich. But that kind of vibe.

>>2789983
I made it splored.com if you want to check it out.

You can upload the png of your map and it'll load in the tool. You can make changes and download the new version or create an account and save it then share the url.

You can comment and like other maps.

This is an MVP and there might be bugs but I will spend a bit more time on features in future.

>>2816533
very cool! although China and Cambodia are considered one country for some reason

>>2816533
A way to remove colors without clearing the entire map would be nice. I'm using Brave, and once I fill a country, I can't fill other subdivisions or change the color. This didn't happen with Firefox, so it's a browser problem, any way to fix that you think? Also some bugs, filling in the UK also gives you the Faroe Islands and Jan Mayen, and Mexico gives you Hawaii. Another little known fact about the map is that all the ocean squares around island groups can also be filled in with one click, so maybe you could find a way to incorporate that if you fill in an island country? But overall nice job Anon, I really like it, this will for sure bring more people to these threads.

>>2815054
>What's it like?
Which ones? Uzbekistan or Tajikistan? I've never been to any Gulf petro-state but neither of them gave me that kind of vibes

>>2816533
It would be nice to maybe add a color like "country where I lived before" in addition to region I have lived before

>>2814615
>not the MT Hope Bridge
missed opportunity desu

>>2816814
I fucking hate that bridge

For some reason I feel like I'm missing a country but here's my best shot. I really didn't feel like going through pictures and GPS data to do it perfectly so I kind of guessed especially in Europe, tiny ass counties/regions/provinces

>>2816533
I'm not really up on my world borders but I clicked on Spain and it filled in Haiti

>>2816849
Based.

>>2816823
Same. It's definitely the iconic Rhode Island bridge experience. All the malding a couple of weeks ago when they closed for the resurface lmao. I used to live in Bristol and had to take that stupid bridge almost every day.

I think I got it right with all the colour and borders and stuff.

>>2816857
I lived in Bristol and worked in Newport at a hotel. Driving to work could take anywhere between 30 minutes to 90 minutes depending on traffic. And then they decided to make it a one lane road coming off the bridge for some godforsaken reason which made traffic even worse

>>2816886
Did you flee the war or is something else going on here? Also were you in Vladivostok or a tiny ass town? This has me super curious

>>2816986
Nope, moved to Sweden with my mom back in 2008 after she got married to a swede. Been living there since. And yes, I’m born and raised in Vladivostok

Out of curiosity, how do you guys count your drives? If you just pass through a province on a train, do you mark it down as visited or don't count it unless you actually went out of the station?

>>2817055
I added the red (orange) colors for that purpose. Any sort of transit through a province, or a stop specifically for the purpose of transit (stopping to get gas, layover at an airport, etc).

>>2817055
Depends on the drive I guess. Just driving from A to B doesn't count, but if I drove around a US state with the explicit intention to visit the state from my car, even if I never stopped anywhere, then I'd count it. Train rides and airport stops doesn't count in my book, you don't see or do anything touristy at all. Though I guess something like the Trans-Siberian railway could count, in that case I'd probably add a separate color for it. Anyway nice map man. Lots of green. How was Crimea? I assume you went before it went to pot.

>>2817062
Yep. Went by air so I have an old passport lying around with the now unobtainable Ukrainian Simferopol stamp.
It was alright. Varied landscape with mountain ranges, steppes and a rocky coastline that reminded me of the Balkans. Sights-wise it's mosques, churches and Tatar palaces with a medieval castle and a XIXth century neogothic summer palace here and there. Cities were mostly just generic post-Sovietism with the occasional street that looked somewhat Southern European, nothing particularly exciting. The resort towns I've passed through were awful. Narrow and packed beaches with shitloads of concrete everywhere. I don't doubt there are great and beautiful spots to relax in the bays out there but they're certainly not where everyone goes to roast on the sand.
All in all, I liked it enough but it wasn't mindblowing. Good enough for a week+ getaway when it's not too much of an issue to get there.

>>2816886
Nice map pyccкий

>>2816886
Based and Murmansk is rightful Norwegian clay pilled

>>2802303
How do you have Chiba prefecture but not Tokyo? I'm assuming you landed in Narita and took a domestic flight to Sapporo?

>>2817073
>so I have an old passport lying around with the now unobtainable Ukrainian Simferopol stamp
Damn, that's one for the souvenir shelf. Thanks for sharing bro

>>2817055
I only count it if I spend at least an hour outside the train station, airport, etc. I had many layovers; I even left the airport for some of them, but I don't count those countries.

>If you just pass through a province on a train, do you mark it down as visited
Absolutely not

>>2793564
Any chance of an update with the new Vietnamese provinces?

Norwegian map autist here. I'm waiting for this thread to hit the bump limit, then I will make a new thread with the new map update. I'm going away for a few days, but /trv/ is slow these days and the thread won't fall of the board for a week or more after hitting the bump limit, so don't panic. I'm just posting this now so no one makes a new thread with an old template.
>>2816533
I really like this idea, but you've used a very outdated map for it. It has the old Norwegian counties on it, so it's from 2019 or even before. If you update it to the 4.0.4 version here >>2787945 I can include it in the next OP.
>>2817456
Yes, the new Vietnamese provinces will be added to the map.