I don't know a better place to ask this question, so here goes.

The Blue zones of the world Okinawa japan
Sardinia Italy
Icaria Greece
Ect
Are regularly studied regarding what they eat and what they do for a living.

But I can't find anything documenting their hygine habits online anywhere.. I figure it'd be interesting to know how much these people bathe, what soaps they use if any.. toothpaste, shampoo, if it's common in those areas to clean your pooper with water rather than toilet paper. If they use mouthwash or any other products big companies want us to buy to improve our health

Hi /trv/

Any advice on vacationing in New Zealand?

I've never been and its been surprisingly hard to google. What are the good cities to stay in? Places to visit? things to do?

I enjoy wildlife watching, hiking, swimming, kayaking, hanging out on beaches etc

How do you regard travelling as? Is it just "go to a country", or is it something more in depth?

I definitely think there's a difference with just visiting and actually travelling. Visiting is something to see the sights and have a good time, which of course you can also do while travelling. But I think real travelling requires you to at least acknowledge, if not appreciate and enjoy the different culture, history, and language of the region/country. Travelling is something to experience the world, not just see it.
Well, what do you think of travelling?

Me and a friend wants to travel to America and roadtrip around for about a month. What's a good estimate to rent a decent car to drive about with for a month? Including extra mile cost and gasoline.

Is $2000 a decent estimate, and would it perhaps be cheaper to buy a used car, and then sell it upon return?

Is there any country or city that you regret visiting?

I've never travelled outside the U.S. and am trying to plan a trip (45-60 days long or so) to SEA.

Internet tells me Thailand would be the best/most forgiving for a newfag like me.

I want to do a side trip to at least one other country (Cambodia? Laos? Vietnam?)

I understand that this overland side trip will "re-set" my 30 day visa for Thailand.

If I buy a round trip ticket out of Thailand with say 60 days between entry/exit will I be ok? Do I need to buy a return ticket within that 30 day window and then try and cancel it once I get there?

Why is the Thai website so unclear/shitty on this issue? I thought thousands of young people go there every year?

What do I do?

I'm going to fly with a plane, and I'm scared as fuck. Help!

This guy traveled over 139 world countries now he is in Erbil, Kurdistan. <3

Fellow /trv/lers. I'm experiencing the strangest feels.
A couple of months ago I bought tickets to Malaysia on a whim, cos it looked like a good place to visit, cheap too, with great food etc. Booked and paid for hotels and everything.
I didn't do any in-depth research like I usually do before buying tickets. Now, the two-week visit is looming closer and closer, and I don't know, I'm getting cold feet for the reasons unknown. I'm not looking forward going. I should be happy and excited, but am not.
I feel like I don't want to go at all, but I cannot get refunds on tickets & hotels.
Has anyone else experienced something similar?
And how much did I fuck up when I bought the tickets to KL in the first place?

Motivational thread, I guess... Or demotivational.

Ausfag here

How do I move to the states and live in a farm somewhere in Wyoming?

I want this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eStXV_TYFFw

Money wise how much would such a place cost? Is there a way besides the green card lottery or whatever the system is?