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r/travel

7.8m members

r/travel is a community about exploring the world. Your pictures, questions, stories, or any good content is welcome. Clickbait, spam, memes, ads/selling/buying, brochures, classifieds, surveys or self-promotion will be removed.

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r/TravelHacks

1.8m members

Cheap traveling, ways to get around, tips & tricks, etc.

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r/AskReddit

41.6m members

r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions.

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r/solotravel

2.7m members

A place for all of those interested in solo travel to share their experiences and stories!

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r/TravelNoPics

26.4k members

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.**

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r/WritingPrompts

17.0m members

Writing Prompts. You're a writer and you just want to flex those muscles? You've come to the right place! If you see a prompt you like, simply write a short story based on it. Get comments from others, and leave commentary for other people's works. Let's help each other.

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r/GreeceTravel

53.3k members

γεια σας! That's yia sas or "hello" in Greek. Got questions? Need advice? Overwhelmed with your itinerary? Want to share your travel tips and experiences in Greece? Then this is the place for you! /r/GreeceTravel is for any and all looking to visit Greece — including those who have already been.

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r/travel_deals

6.9k members

Cheap accommodations, train, bus and plane tickets.

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r/onebag

617k members

This is a minimalist urban travel community devoted to the idea of lugging around less crap; onebag travel. Fewer items, packed into a single bag for ease of transport to make travelling simpler with more focus on the experience than the logistics.

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r/timetravel

75.5k members

Time travel reddit will exist yesterday

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r/LuxuryTravel

2.7k members

Welcome to /r/LuxuryTravel, a subreddit dedicated to sharing high end travel information and advice. Please keep submissions on-subject and no spam. Subscribe to stay updated on everything Luxury Travel!

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r/vegan_travel

37.2k members

Welcome to Vegan_Travel! This purpose of this community is to bring information together on where, and how, to eat vegan while traveling around the world.

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r/worldnews

32.1m members

A place for major news from around the world, excluding US-internal news.

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r/backpacking

3.7m members

A subreddit for traveling backpacking and wilderness backpacking, not restricted to one or the other. All posts must be flaired "Travel" or "Wilderness"

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r/budget_travel

2.6k members

Everything about traveling ambitiously while spending judiciously. Travel Cheap & Travel Smart.

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r/todayilearned

31.9m members

You learn something new every day; what did you learn today? Submit interesting and specific facts about something that you just found out here.

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r/TravelNursing

29.9k members

Welcome to r/TravelNursing

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r/TravelMaps

6.5k members

Share maps showing where you have traveled.

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r/politics

8.3m members

/r/Politics is for news and discussion about U.S. politics.

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r/Shoestring

2.2m members

A community to discuss frugal travelling, last-minute travel deals, cheap destinations, and cheap means of travel. Whether couchsurfing, camping, or staying in hostels, whether hitchhiking or staying on Airbnb, let's discuss and share the best budget travel ideas and deals!

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r/ItalyTravel

11.5k members

Ciao! r/ItalyTravel is for information and inspiration on travel within Italy. Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/pvCuvxY6nh

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r/tipofmytongue

2.3m members

For finding the un-googleable things that are on the tip of your tongue... That word... The name of that song... That movie...

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r/IndianTravelBabes

4.5k members

A subreddit to admire the beauty of India travel influencers and vloggers on Instagram and YouTube. Share pics and videos of your favourite travel women.

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r/PuertoRicoTravel

45.2k members

Puerto Rico Travel Advice

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r/NudistTravel

1.0k members

Since 2018, we have been publishing reviews of hand-picked nudist destinations on Instagram, with visitor stats, like gender ratio, age bracket ratio, etc. and important destination information, like nudity rules, entry rules, etc., in consolidated bullet points. This Reddit sub would cover everything behind the scenes - planning, suggestions, volunteering, etc.

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r/Coronavirus

2.3m members

In December 2019, a novel coronavirus strain (SARS-CoV-2) emerged in the city of Wuhan, China. This subreddit seeks to monitor the spread of the disease COVID-19, declared a pandemic by the WHO. This subreddit is for high-quality posts and discussion. Please be civil and empathetic.

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r/TravelVlog

3.1k members

All video travel vloggers, travelers and YouTube travel explorers, use r/TravelVlog to share your travel vlogs or travel videos, exchange tips and tricks for vlogging and traveling. We are a powerfull travel vlogging community, taka a look and stay fit for another fresh Travel Vlog!

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r/india

1.8m members

The Official Subreddit for India

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•Posted by4 days ago

What are some places on your travel bucket list that are realistically very hard or impossible to visit?

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Here are a few of mine:

Sam Ford Sound, Baffin, Canada - also known as the "Yosemite of the North". Very remote and expensive (prices can easily run north of $20k to visit). Same thing for Mount Thor.
Yemen: Arabia as close as it gets to the fairytales, but unfortunately caught in a war/humanitarian disaster and very unsafe for Westerners.
Tibesti/Ennedi mountains, Chad, and Ahaggar mountains, Algeria. Majestic mountain ranges in the Sahara that are in dangerous, lawless areas.
Somalia: very interesting culture, but anarchistic and lawless, too dangerous to even consider visiting.
Remote areas in New Guinea (Indonesia and Papua-New Guinea): an island with fauna as otherworldly as it gets on Earth, but unfortunately not developed for any form of tourism at all.
Kerguélen islands: it's like another Iceland or Faroe, but with petrified forests and in the Indian Ocean near the Antarctic Circle. Apart from Antarctica, probably the most isolated area in the world, in Eastern Island you've at least still got people living there.
Kamchatka, Russia. Siberia with a touch of Japan, but not developed at all either.
Antarctica, literally everywhere except the Peninsula. Too remote.
Mali, especially the Dogon region with the prehistoric rock houses

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•Posted by2 days ago

Does anybody else sometimes think about how without a smartphone it would be pretty much impossible to travel the way we travel?

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I mean, it still would be possible, but you save so much time.

Also, a shout out to Google Maps. It's insane how convenient it is. Finding the quickest route from A to B, I don't need to worry, I just type destination it tells me exactly where to go. Otherwise, I would not be able to find my way to the hotel because I would always get lost.

Finding places to eat, read reviews, it's all there. Buying tickets for transportation, checking in at the airport. Listening to music when chilling, reading, and everything else a phone can do, lol.

EDIT: I was focusing only on the positives when making my post, but after reading all the responses y'all made me realise that era without phones sounds way more interesting. 🥲

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•Posted by16 days ago

Which is the most addictive country for travel which makes you keep going back again and again?

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For me its Japan. I have been there 4x and still want to go few more times.

It's been the most picture perfect country i have traveled to. Love the traditional culture and food. Also customer service/hospitality is top class.

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•Posted by1 day ago

The Case Against Travel - anyone read this Atlantic article?

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I came across this article today and thought I’d share in case it sparks an interesting discussion amongst us nomads.

I’m unsure how directly it applies to nomads, but either way it definitely has given me a few things to think about. If you read it let me know what you think.

Here’s a quote from the article to give you an idea:

‘Tourism is marked by its locomotive character. “I went to France.” O.K., but what did you do there? “I went to the Louvre.” O.K., but what did you do there? “I went to see the ‘Mona Lisa.’ ” That is, before quickly moving on: apparently, many people spend just fifteen seconds looking at the “Mona Lisa.” It’s locomotion all the way down’

*Edit: early morning here - mixed up publications - it’s a New Yorker article, not the Atlantic

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•Posted by2 days ago

The main issue with solo travel

I’ve been solo travelling on and off for about 5 years and I’m currently in Cambodia. The main issue I’ve found is having no one to help me out with covering my back with sun cream! Any tips? I’m too pale for my own good 😂

Edit: to answer a few repeat comments - I can’t ask someone else, unfortunately I’m too English and repressed for that - plus my own bullshit means I don’t feel too comfortable having a stranger touch me. I think I’m gonna get a spray sunscreen asap and maybe a sponge and a stick like some people are suggesting! This was mostly a post to get some advice and laugh at my terrible sun burn and my lack of prep for the sun. Remember your suncream guys!

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•Posted by20 days ago

Solo travel because nobody will go with you

Hey I was just wondering how many people out there choose to primarily solo travel because they can't find people that want to travel?

I'm a 31M Canadian and have a really hard time finding people to travel with outside of resorts which I mostly find boring now. I've done 3 solo trips and am about to book my 4th in the next few weeks after PTO is approved, and I have one 2 week trip booked with a friend.

I have a really hard time finding like minded people, and would really rather find people to travel and explore with (Even for just part of the trip) but the idea of taking a 10 hour flight anywhere turns off a lot of my friends and family, so I just end up going solo.

anyone else solo travel because of this or similar reasons? I don't mind it but like I said, I would prefer to have a person or two with me while I'm out there to share some memories with.

Edit: I didn't think this would get that much traction but its really cool to see the reactions. Still taking some time to read through it all!

For some reason I thought that everyone on here was the "into the wild" type of solo traveler and that I was the oddball for actually wanting company while I travel. I've only been on a handful of trips but the experiences shared here are so validating of some of the "not so awesome" experiences that I've had so far.

Thank you all for sharing!

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•Posted by1 month ago

Am I the only one who does not like travel youtubers at all?

Their thumbnails and titles have all become a cliché. It's all the same. "Is this Saudi Arabia????", "is this Latvia?", "I did not expect this!!!". "SHOCKING first experience!", "our first time in Brunei (we did not like it)", etc etc. What did you expect? And why should we care about what you expected? Plus the thumbnail is almost always a face with the mouth open.
"This is my 70th country!" Who cares? This is the 150th city I have visited, why not the 28th museum or zoo?
75% of the video is the vlogger brushing her/his teeth, or saying "wooow" or "waa that is the most beautiful beach ever!! Also mandatory "wooow the locals here are so friendly guys!!!"
Many of them have a drone shot that always comes with a modern millennial music. When I travel to a place, that is not the view that I will see, so I am not interested.
Another variety is those who just regurgitates whatever they just read or heard in 5 to 10 minutes. Come on, if I want to know about the history of the place, I will read an encyclopaedia, not listen to some obscure vloggers. Plus I like how some of them only spent like 5 days in the country, and then acted like they are the authority for information concerning that country.
There are also vloggers who are conventionally attractive, so they always pose and show their body. When the vlogger is a handsome young man, he often uses his attractive girlfriend in bikini as a clickbait.
Not to mention that many of them seem to be fake and are outright "wannabes". Apparently some of them would sell courses for hundreds of dollars so that "you guys can have a life of travel like me!!", "day one or one day, you decide!!"

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•Posted by3 days ago