I've been to 40 countries.>3-12 parents take me to Europe and parts of East Asia, as well as Caribbean vacation spots>11-18 go on educational summer camps abroad in Europe every year, one summer in Japan>18-22 study abroad in the UK for one semester, travel Europe again through the Summer>22-30 Travel Africa, South America, East asia again, SE asia, Russia, Mongola, UAE, etc.By the way I'm a semi-trust fund kid who also made a shit load in the stock market (from a small gift of 200k from parents when I graduated college)What is there to do now? Honestly, I feel like the entire Earth is boring to me now, which on one hand is good because it allows me to focus on my work and find more depth in life... but on the other hand, I miss the adventures I had traveling, and the "newness" of it all.It's impossible to "do it all" but I've done most of all of it. Eaten at the best restaurants in the world, banged expensive hookers in Germany and cheap ass SE hookers, lived in huts in Mongolia and backpacked with nothing through south America. Have experienced about as much as the gamut as I think one can.Suggestions on what else there is to do? Supposedly there is an island somewhere in Polynesia where you can eat people.. not saying I would do that, but looking for suggestions of things that people haven't ehard of.
>>1938730kill yourself
>>1938754here come the raging poorfags
>>1938751It's ok, it's only gay if balls touch.
Antarctica
>>1938730>190+ countries in the world>only been to a pathetically low 40 of them>hurr durr i have been everywhereyou are a fucking amateur, I've been to 64 countries and i have loads to see yet
>>1938730 >>1938848I've been to 53 countries, 15+ countries multiple times, and almost everywhere in that country, like Japan and been there maybe 8 times. Got trips planned until 2023 and some of them some pretty unique Real Traveller™ stuff, but just because I don't have that much money right now.OP just seems like a normie, and I don't want to suggest my real super duper underground trips to normies. Go climb a mountain or something, I've done that few times.
>>1938730become an intellectualstudy one region for 20 years
>>1938730hi op, i have some advice for youYou should visit central africa. Tribes there worship hemafrodites, transes and other freaks. Also you might like the climateSecond piece is to stop lying about yourself on 4chan, baiting such a stupid threads on my /trv, thanks
>>1938848>64 countriesHa ha! Is this amateur hour?I've been to 177 countries, including ones that don't exist anymore, Yugoslavia and Zaïre.
>>1938730Find the box called the lament configuration. Endless sensations await you once you do this
>>1938730If you're looking for something a bit different, Sri Lanka is pretty badass. They wrapped up a 30-year civil war back in 2009 and there's still some residual bitterness over the outcome (e.g. the Easter church bombings in 2019), but the country as a whole is fucking awesome. I had a great time when I was there and everyone wanted to come talk to my buddy and I when we were in Kandy
War tourism.
>>1938730Sounds like you're ready to graduate Earth and go to space mate.
I remember thus fag. He ignores all advice and uses the thread to boast as if random anons give a shit. Just hide the thread and move inn
>>1939055wow, literally rent free. nice.>>1939052Possibly>>1939039Not interested>>1938989What do you recommend there? I really wasn't a huge fan of India because of how dirty it was, and I hear Sri Lanka is worse
You can literally spend years exploring Russia and Central Asia. What are you on about?
>>1938730i've been to more countries than that and i've hardly started
>>1938730I actually kind of understand what you may be on about. I have visited similar number of countries as you and it's not like I don't know that there are literally 100+ more... It's just the travelling isn't as fun or exciting anymore. It's still cool and I like to do it, but you can't compare it to the thrill of your first trip to Asia or the first backpacking off the beaten path. I still have Africa to do, so I cling to that, but at some point you have to accept that some experiences become more dull as you get more exposed to them.
>>1939174EXACTLY, it's sort of like getting older. Obviously there are new experiences that anyone can have, but as you age and have seen an extensive amount of shit, you can sort of imagine, with a good degree of accuracy, many different outcomes and therefore the experiences don't feel as novel anymore.Like yes, I could travel along the border of some shit eurasian countries and see some hardcore shit, but I've seen that to a degree already, so I don't feel like seeing it anymore.I don't like niggers so I haven't done shit like Nigeria, ethiopia, etc. Don't care to see it either.
>>1938730If I were you, I would try to work whilst travelling, the work will make the rest of the trip (when not working) much sweeter.>There is also hiking and camping in the Canadian/Montana Rockies, extremely beautiful>The Saguenay river and all its fjords is quite beautiful, Chicoutimi is a comfy little city>Central Asia can be pretty nice I hearBut honestly to me sounds like you are simply depressed and going anywhere seems like a chore. Maybe take a friend with you or something IDKor maybe just kys
>>1938730Just worth saying you obviously sound like an asshole.I think your money might be a problem. Ive much more enjoyed sitting on the park-bench seats of an overnight train in amongst all the locals sleeping on the floor through rural north vietnam than Ive ever enjoyed getting a private taxi from the airport to a 5 star hotel. I just cant see why you'd spend more money for a less 'adventurous experience. I dont know your specifics OP, but Ive fined as Ive become increasingly sure I have more money than I can ever spend, I need to constantly guard against taking the easy, more 'luxurios' option over the more 'adventurous one. The journey is normally what I enjoy, a place I can take a photo of is often just the excuse.>Eaten at the best restaurants in the world, banged expensive hookers in Germany and cheap ass SE hookersHave you tried just making real human connections? This sort of ties into the last point, the chase and ambiguity leading up to the score, or her getting away, is the funnest part. But also, certainly for a lot of people, very little is innately enjoyable, and almost everything is at least MORE enjoyable when you're doing it WITH people. You might find you can remember playing video games or just shooting the shit years ago but you're not even sure what you were playing or talking about, you just remember you were having a good time with your friends.
>>1938959>including ones that don't exist anymore, Yugoslavia and Zaïre.How do I avoid missing out on anymore treasures yet to be stolen forever bros?
the real answer is find family and friends and share experiences with them that they haven't had yet.but if you were solo,looking to explore new areas you consider a whole country complete?consider destinations - cities, villages, regionsthere are pursuits that may enhance travel - there are the dream destinations and there are the hidden gem destinationsones you've mentioned - fancy restaurants, variety of hookers, rough sleeping with poor locals, minimal backpacking.presumable you are bored with architecture, history, local food, nature for nature's sake, novelty of different accomodations(hut or 5star resort)but there are many more to consider:hiking, climbing, skiing, other adventure sports like surfing/kite surfing/kayaking, offroading/motorsports, sailing, urban/ruin exploration, camping, bushcraft, hunting, fishing, golf, niche education(take classes or courses in language, cooking, painting, martial arts ), religionmany hobbies can be incorpoarated into travellingif you are very bored but financially set for life, you could attempt to start a low overhead business that requires international contacts (manufacturing in 3rd world country?)
>>1938730> there is an island somewhere in Polynesia where you can eat peoplefuck off we're full
>>1939257make him into jerky
>>1939273Nah i just dont want anybody to come.
>>1938730Do you have people that you like and care about? After I've become desentialized to travel to some extent I've started to invite poorer family members and friends along with me. Seeing them totally in awe of a new continent or childlishly excited over new experience brough a lot of my excitement back. Plus you get a nice company and forever grateful friends.
>>1938959Bru, I wasn't trying to flex. I even said I have loads left to see. OP is a faggot, that's all.
>>1939231Better visit the countries neighbouring Israel fast my man.
>>1939095Some parts of Sri Lanka are definitely crowded and dirty (e.g. Colombo). Just visit any of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites!
traveling to a country isnt just a one time thingyou can still choose from tons of seasonal festivals/events happening around the year even in countries youve already been to and interact with the locals which is a new experience every time.
>>1938730Grow up. Travel is yet another CONSOOM hobby, it may be more sophisticated than getting a takeaway burrito or watching reality TV but all you're doing is paying money to consume.If you've travelled as much as you have, and seen it all, then you should realise that the best parts of life are from building something for yourself. Just focus on that, spend your money on other hobbies and every now and then go blow a load on travel.
>>1938730If I want to fuck beautiful white women without paying for them where should I go?I'm not a fat autist either, I just live in the midwest where everyone is fat and/or married by 25.
>>1939449northern europeans, north americans, australia are most promiscuous womenhowever other europeans - the ones that will want to speak english to an american will also be slutty
There is nothing OP, time for sudoku
>>1938751>posts this much in response to a known shitpostI hope that's a copypasta
>>1938730For what it's worth OP I also sort of know what you're saying but thankfully the lure of travel is still there for me.I've been to 75 countries and feel sad when I read "bucket list" threads as I've done most people's bucket lists by the time I'm 30. Theres also very few places I've not been that I want to, literally 2 or 3 then it feels a bit like I've "completed" travelling. I didnt come from money like you did so I did the backpacking thing when I finished uni but then got a good job and did loads more after. All I can suggest is maybe have a couple of years away from travel and you might get the excitement back, or as other anons have said take people with you and let them experience it too.Also to this autist >>1939224I fucking hate people like you > Poverty travel is so much more authentic man, you just don't know unless you were ass to dick with 14 Vietnamese POW's in slum class.Fuck that. I've travelled around the world in both slum class and first class and I can tell you which is more comfy.Sure you get a different experience doing it budget than you do when you're ballin but for the most part the difference is comfort which for most is worth paying for. You're not doing anything special because you're travelling like a local peasant homie
>>1939605>You're not doing anything special because you're travelling like a local peasant homiethat wasn't my comment above, i enjoy comfy travel and also have zero desire to go to the third world or slumsbut uncomfortable budget travel does have some aspect that makes you revel in the suffering of it or atleast looking back on it. But from my pov these are more things like an overnight trip to a city where you don't have a hotel and just stay drinking until you can leave on the first ride out of town without sleeping sort of budget travel
>>1938730>By the way I'm a semi-trust fund kid who also made a shit load in the stock market (from a small gift of 200k from parents when I graduated collegeTruly a self-made man. OP either revisit the countries you've visited and liked or research new ones. 40 countries isn't even that much, a lot of people here have travelled to plenty more.
>>1939183go to Iran pussy, lots to see and feels like going back in time.also>from a small gift of 200k from parentskys
>>1938730germany
>>1938730Anon it's not how much you travel but how you develop the travels you do. For me it's all about photography. My goal is always travel and try to have those impressions on my pics. Also trying to be aesthetic. Photography is a field where past certain point you will feel you can never be good enough and the improvement room is almost infinite. This quench that boredom feeling. I would definitely repeat trips I have already done because I know the season would be different and that means different photos. Heck even in the same conditions you will see the places differently and take different pictures.
