u/GIRLINTHEWORLD26

Hello, we will be traveling to asia from the West coast of the US late Nov into middle of Dec.

Planning on hitting South Korea, China, and Philippines.

What are some must see places? We enjoy nature, food, some shopping but not the most important thing.

We are trying to figure out how much time to visit in each place. Obviously China is biggest, so probably a week there and then maybe 5 days in South Korea and then the rest in Philippines? My partner has family in Philippines and we are looking forward to the sunny weather there.

Seeking advice in lesser know places or activities to do in any of these places!

I also have Marriott points so I get better deals when I spend 5 nights in one place because they give you one free night.

Hello, I’m wondering if I get a shambalodging option such as enchanted forest, but don’t end up using it in case it’s full, could I just use it for the early entry/ waived early entry fee perk?

Just curious because we are not set on our camping plans yet and last time I did Enchanted forest it was pretty packed by the time I showed up.

Thanks!

Hello, I’m looking for a thrift store or shop in the area that has concert clothing such as for raves or just dressing up and wearing costumes. Willing to drive closer into DFW area also but looking for clothing such as fairy dresses or accessories or leg warmers etc.. thank you!

Hi friends 🫶🏼 I’m going to a camping festival with one of my friends who has never tripped before, but just microdosed. I would like some tips to make things go smoothly. Such as food to eat before/during/after that could enhance. I know lemons or citrus can be nice. Or if there’s any candy like sour candy that will be a good flavor blaster. I also know I personally tend to get cold so maybe making sure they’re dressed warmly but also we will be dancing. And then any fidget toys or something they can play with? Looking for ideas on sensory things to enhance and to make her first trip a good one :)