Social What Country Should I Visit?

[Brother Numsi]

my wife and I like to travel. I had never really traveled before I met her so now Im trying to experience the world. So far we have done Italy, Scotland and Iceland. This year we are gonna be doing Domincan Republic in April and Switzerland in October

I should go to the Domincan Republic tbh it’s not expensive and a shorter flight. Switzerland is an honorable mention lol

Which would you choose out of the first three you mentioned?

 

[llperez22]

I should go to the Domincan Republic tbh it’s not expensive and a shorter flight. Switzerland is an honorable mention lol

Which would you choose out of the first three you mentioned?

All great. Italy had the most to see an do for tourists with big cities. Florence in particular was memorable for the art scene and night life.
Scotland was beautiful country. Castles just randomly crumbling on the side of the road.
Iceland is the one I will remember the most. Just very unique landscape and seeing the northern lights at 2am while sitting in a hot tub was a major bucket list moment

 

[method115]

I went to Italy like 1.5 years ago and it was amazing. Don't go in the summer though it's hot as shit. My cousin has been to Spain and it honestly looks boring. The only thing about Italy is they need more variety in their food they eat to much of the same shit. I was ready to leave after like 5 days just to get some new food.

 

[Brother Numsi]

I went to Italy like 1.5 years ago and it was amazing. Don't go in the summer though it's hot as shit. My cousin has been to Spain and it honestly looks boring. The only thing about Italy is they need more variety in their food they eat to much of the same shit. I was ready to leave after like 5 days just to get some new food.

So you would recommend Italy for a dark skinned brotha from the States?

 

[method115]

So you would recommend Italy for a dark skinned brotha from the States?

I'm semi-dark skinned. So yes. Everyone was very kind to me. It's expensive though man. I thought having a base in Florence and then taking the train everywhere was a good idea but it was very expensive. I was shocked at how much I spent.

If I had to do it again I'd probably start in venice and work my way down to florence, rome, etc. Probably save a good thousand or more doing it that way.

 

[Natural Order]

Really?

Sure. Panama City is like a part of New York, very modern and busy city. If you're into jungle/animals, you can't beat it. Also, I swam in the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans in the same day

 

[RichardHarrow]

He'll be checking packages in Thailand.........

You win post of the week.

 

[Bia]

you can go to Vietnam & Thai in one trip since they're close together. Also same for Italy & Greece.

Japan you'd need a separated trip, many interesting and places there to explore.

 

[milliniar]

Greenland

 

[Trabaho]

India

 

[Brother Numsi]

India

I’m good homie

 

[Brother Numsi]

you can go to Vietnam & Thai in one trip since they're close together. Also same for Italy & Greece.

Japan you'd need a separated trip, many interesting and places there to explore.

I could do Italy and Greece in one trip but I’d probably want to see Venice, Florence and of course Rome. Maybe if I was doing 10 days instead of 5 or 6 I could kill two birds

 

[Bia]

I could do Italy and Greece in one trip but I’d probably want to see Venice, Florence and of course Rome. Maybe if I was doing 10 days instead of 5 or 6 I could kill two birds

for 5-6 days better to stay in one country. I'd do Phuket, Thailand, you can party hard, relax in a resort or beach, massages, snorkelling and cheap tattoo easily within those days

 

[Kratos94]

I'd go for Japan or Thailand. Especially if you will spend at least a week there. I have sadly never been to Japan, but there seems to be so much to see and do over there. It is probably at the top of the destinations I want to visit.

 

[Sweater of AV]

I could do Italy and Greece in one trip but I’d probably want to see Venice, Florence and of course Rome. Maybe if I was doing 10 days instead of 5 or 6 I could kill two birds

5 or 6 days for Asia isn't a great idea. That trip and the jet lag will destroy you for a few days, especially if you're not used to it.

Do Italy and go to Rome/Florence/Venice. We did Florence and Rome for a week a few years ago and it worked out well.

 

[Brother Numsi]

5 or 6 days for Asia isn't a great idea. That trip and the jet lag will destroy you for a few days, especially if you're not used to it.

Do Italy and go to Rome/Florence/Venice. We did Florence and Rome for a week a few years ago and it worked out well.

You’re right about Asia. I would need at least 10 days because those first two days will be exhausting. I’m getting older and need rest more than anything

 

[boingyman]

Depends where you already been, what you want to see/do and if you plan to go with others or not. I'm biased because I love Asia, but Japan is one of my favorite destinations. I vote going there and see if you can stretch out the trip as long as possible. You could cover Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto in <2 weeks. Just depends on your pace. If you don't feel like doing Asia this time, then just do Italy. You can cover so many cities in a short period and it's one of my favorite counties I've visited throughout Europe.

 

[TheNinja]

Is it possible to do Japan on the cheap? Not Thailand cheap, but at elast affordable? I don't need fancy meals and hotels. Just take in the culture.....and maybe some of those vending machines I hear about.

 

[WT3]

If you want a mix of culture with the party scene with Muay Thai I'd recommend Thailand. Live there for the previous four years it's great. It gets a plus if your into Ladyboys like me it's awesome.

 

[KBE6EKCTAH_CCP]

Depends on what you’re going for. I been to all those except Vietnam. Completely different countries. From price, to infrastructure and weather. Personal ideas of a great vacation are very important to consider before saying go here.

Vietnam would be mine because I haven’t been there. Personally my list of countries I been to are

Japan-expensive but not too bad since the yen isn’t doing too well. Very easy to get anywhere and people are very nice and chill. Definitely the top if you want creature comforts but still feel that intense culture shock of an Asian country.

Greece-Cheap for Europe. Tons of character and historical sites. Beautiful, but a bit dirty. That didnt bother me though. This is a great place to feel history in my streets but not a place that doesn’t feel somewhat modern.

Thailand-Cheap, but the trip is a devil. Force yourself to stay awake to avoid some jet lag or you will waste a day or so being very sluggish. Very very very hot and sticky. You will be a sweaty pig no matter what. Bangkok is a hellscape imo, and you get bombarded at almost every turn by what some would call “degenerates”… Nice if you’re a young guy, but I would go to the islands in the south again instead. Stay away from the border with Cambodia, so only southwest islands.

Italy-beautiful, but can be pricey. Great people who will absolutely chat with you. Very gregarious people like us Americans in a way. Food is hard to beat. You can take a ship and cruise around the Mediterranean too, which is simply stunning as you go east towards Greece.

That‘s funny I wouldn‘t call murrkans gregarious, the opposite of gregarious even.
Gregarious to me are for example Greeks, Columbians or even French. Gregarious to me mean that they like to spend a lot of times in places like cafés, terrasses, bars, bistros, tavernas, etc.