Travelling ninjas

[jaydot]

I personally have never left the UK which is kinda bad-want to go to Aus, the US/Canada, most of Europe, India, China, Japan and Thailand and Ill be happy-where have you travelled/where would you like to go to

[soronery]

arent you the really poor racist who is on government assistance

how will you pay for these adventures

[soronery]

also id like to visit alaska and shikoku

[jaydot]

I have a part time job now. But these plans can wait til obv I can afford them.

[pete_bubonic]

In august me and and my girl are going travelling for a year around east and south east asia. I am fucking HYPE and a little bit scared.

[jaydot]

In august me and and my girl are going travelling for a year around east and south east asia. I am fucking HYPE and a little bit scared.

Good luck-

[gwa]

I'm in Vietnam right now. It's well good.

Pete - I had unbelievable prang levels in the up and coming weeks to my departure, but now I've settled in and adjusted to the back packing life style, it's wicked.

SE Asia is pretty westernised, so don't expect to be out of your comfort zone tooooooo much.

Can't wait to get to India.

[Forum]

I've been to pretty much every country in Europe, Russia, Kuwait, Turkey, Eygpt, North Korea

MY sister lives in Australia so I'm sure I'll head over eventually

Would love to go to Japan, China, Hong Kong but will probably never happen

[AxeD]

Traveling through south-east Asia you'll meet people from western EU on every street
Seems like it's the only place you can go to nowadays.

Really want to go to Canada some day. But we just booked a week of boarding in the French
Alps, not even that expensive but still.

[RADD]

Want to travel to Asia from Europe on something like this. Solo or maybe in a group of 2-3

But then I'd have to travel through the middle east and shit and I dont know how much of me will get raped over there

[funkywhisky]

Lived in Hawaii, Costa Rica, now the UK (London) and Argentina. Been to Cuba, Nicaragua, Brasil, Uruguay, Orlando, Miami and LA in the US. Around the UK, from unusual places like Kettering (lol) to Bridport, Oxford, Isle of Wight, New Forest, Isle of Skye (etc). Berlin, Amsterdam, Barcelona, around Limoges in France and recently Adelaide (South Australia).

Have to go to Asia soon.

[ashen]

Apart from Europe, I've only travelled to Cambodia, which is great. I'm going to move out there once I've completed a TEFL course

[hubb]

pretty cool forum

could you tell a bit about how it was visiting north korea ?

[Forum]

Better not, I'm sure my communications are still being monitored

[OGLemon]

Want to visit Germany, France, Spain, Ireland, South Korea, Japan, China, Poland, Sweden, Greece, and Egypt (depending on the political situation).

[hubb]

pete

you shouldn't worry tbh. most of asia is pretty safe and they have very little animosity towards westerners .. tbh it's more the reverse where you constantly get special treatment that can be too much.

I've been to nepal, brunei, borneo, thailand, indonesia, bali, india

I would generally prefer asia as a destination tbh

In super broad terms it could be said that the jungle in asia is a more inviting experience because in the amazon jungle everything is the same clorophyl green
that makes it way more difficult to actually see animals n ting which they should fix immediately

[AxeD]

Want to travel to Asia from Europe on something like this. Solo or maybe in a group of 2-3

But then I'd have to travel through the middle east and shit and I dont know how much of me will get raped over there

That'd be so good. You definitely need some sort of a support vehicle for parts to
do something like that though. Providing you can do all reparations yourself.
Maybe on paved roads it's doable solo, but then I wouldn't go with that bike.

There's a few companies in NL that can help plan this kind of trip. I've never done it myself,
but some people I know were very enthusiastic about it.

[pete_bubonic]

pete

you shouldn't worry tbh. most of asia is pretty safe and they have very little animosity towards westerners .. tbh it's more the reverse where you constantly get special treatment that can be too much.

I've been to nepal, brunei, borneo, thailand, indonesia, bali, india

I would generally prefer asia as a destination tbh

In super broad terms it could be said that the jungle in asia is a more inviting experience because in the amazon jungle everything is the same clorophyl green
that makes it way more difficult to actually see animals n ting which they should fix immediately

yeah I get you, I don't think the culture shock, or lack of communication has got me worried. I think it's more the giving up my career for a year to find out more about the world thing.

[soronery]

want to atke more trips

at least every few months to go to a different country

or a state ive not visited

[Johnlenham]

I'm in Vietnam right now. It's well good.

Pete - I had unbelievable prang levels in the up and coming weeks to my departure, but now I've settled in and adjusted to the back packing life style, it's wicked.

SE Asia is pretty westernised, so don't expect to be out of your comfort zone tooooooo much.

Can't wait to get to India.

Most of the adjusting is the godamn heat and their awful awfuuuulll breakfasts. Everything else is good