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Posted by7 hours ago

Unique things to do in London

I'm traveling to London soon and am so overwhelmed by everything that it offers! What are some must see attractions and also some more local cultural things to see? I want to do some things that are amazing and different but maybe not a lot of tourists do.

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Posted by1 day ago

Beautiful beach town to visit in July?

I’m looking to go on a mini vacation in July for about 4 days. Some stuff I’m looking for:

-Preferably in North America. I’ll be traveling by plane. I’m willing to travel outside of North America if it’s not too expensive.

Temps don’t reach higher than 85F during July. I would like to be outdoors as much as possible and don’t wanna have a heatstroke.
Relatively cheap. Basically wanna get the most out of my money. (Hotels, activities, food, etc)
Hiking trails, mountains/hills, beautiful scenery, architecture
Able to explore the city/area by foot
Access to a nearby airport. I’ll have to fly into the area.

P.S. I don’t really care for swimming at the beach much, just want beautiful beaches to watch at sunset haha

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Posted by18 hours ago

place to visit in April, that isn't 100% chilling

I'm getting spinal surgery soon. My wife suggested we should go somewhere to go relax.

I thought that was a great idea. But the more I think about it. I can't just sit still at a beach or pool for more than an hour. I need to explore and see a city or town and enjoy new foods.

Mexico seems pretty cheap at the moment. Aruba seems like a good compromise.

If we went to Mexico, I would want to avoid Cancun and playa del Carmen and go to Oaxaca, Mexico city. Or a non Yucatan beach town, for a few nights then go to a city to explore and enjoy the food, arts and night life.

Any suggestions?

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Posted by1 day ago

Buying airline Ticket question

Can we buy airline tickets for overseas from US without having passport in hand? Our kids passports have not ready yet, we in the process of applying the new passport. I just worried if we buy ticket closer to the departure date then it will be so expensive. What’s your suggestion?

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Posted by1 day ago

Is the world smaller than you think?

I’m feeling overwhelmed with the amount of places to travel in a lifetime. Please reassure me it is possible to see nearly every country

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Posted by2 days ago

Where is the best place to go where you can rent a horse and adventure around for a day?

I'm talking about a horse where you are not on a walking tour. I feel like that is how it is most of the time how it goes when you rent a horse.

I want to be able to trot/canter on the horse. Totally down to go with a guide.

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Posted by2 days ago

Bike loop - Mae Hong Son vs Ha Giang

Hi everyone, especially bikers! I recently completed the Mae Hong Son loop on a manual motorbike. I'm headed to Vietnam next month and wondering how the Ha Giang loop compares in terms of riding experience. Has anyone done both? Thanks in advance

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Somewhere to discuss travel. Not to dump your vacation photos. Pose a question. Share a trip report. Recount a funny/unique travel related story. Offer advice or ask for it. **Note that images are 100% welcome as part of a longer, thought-out text post. Photos are a great way to augment your story. Simply embed them within your text post.**

Created May 24, 2018

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