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Which city completely blew you away on vacation?

Which city completely blew you away on vacation?

Out of every city you’ve visited, which one gave you the vacation you still think about years later? What was it about the place that made the trip so memorable, whether it was the food, people, scenery, atmosphere, or just the overall experience?

I’d love to hear your best picks. And if you’ve got a favorite photo from the trip, drop it too 😊

u/Exotic_Current8599 — 3 days ago

Has anyone been to Faroe Islands?

Same as title.

It’s the most beautiful place i have ever seen in pictures. It looks unreal. It looks straight from the fantasy novel.

u/Alternative-Corgi653 — 5 days ago

Planning a Czech Republic + Hungary trip (6 days + 5 days) – Visa booking question

Hi everyone,

I’m planning a trip to the Czech Republic (6 days) and Hungary (5 days). Since I’ll be landing in Prague and flying back from Prague, and I’ll be spending the most time in the Czech Republic, I’ll be applying for my Schengen visa through the Czech Republic.

I’m a bit confused about the documentation required.

  1. Do I need actual confirmed flight tickets and hotel bookings, or are reservations/refundable bookings sufficient for the visa application?
  2. If confirmed bookings aren’t mandatory, what are the safest and most commonly used “jugaads” people use to avoid locking in expensive non-refundable bookings before the visa is approved?
    Refundable flights?
    Pay-at-property/cancel-free hotel bookings
    Flight reservation services or travel agents?

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has recently applied through the Czech embassy (especially from India)

Thanks in advance.

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u/Old_Perspective7979 — 4 days ago
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What place made you stop and think, “How is this even real?”

I’m talking about those landscapes that look so amazing in person that photos barely do them justice.

For us it was Oeschinensee in Switzerland

Where did you see it, and what was it about the place that stuck with you the most?

u/Exotic_Current8599 — 6 days ago

Folks with multiple entry schengen visa, how did you do it? I have 2 schengen and both are for the exact duration of the trip and thats it.now applying again. How do i ensure i get multiple entry? I want to travel in oct and december

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u/surprisedmum — 7 days ago

EUROPE TRIP RECCOS

Greetings.

I wish to have a good first trip in Europe during october end.

37 F , Solo for 12 days Travel ( Visa received already for 30 days)

Am a vegetarian ,love nature and exploring food & culture as my major purpose of this life.

Love to admire water bodies ( cant swim so skipping spain this time)

Need reccos on which countries i shall plan , people on internet ,youtube keeps saying to club rich country with not so rich country. I am more confused now.

Paris planned fro 3 days . how to go about fro rest of the 9 days.

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u/Extension-Apple-9159 — 8 days ago

Didn't expect Central Vietnam to hit this hard

Did Đà Nẵng, Hội An and Ba Nà Hills and came back a little obsessed. The Golden Bridge up in the clouds was surreal even in heavy fog, and Hội An at night is every bit as good as people say.

Easy visa, cheap once you land, and genuinely easy to get around. Solid pick if you're planning a first trip abroad.

Happy to share the itinerary or answer anything

u/Alert-Data3780 — 9 days ago

What's one travel splurge you'll never regret spending money on?

Every trip has that one purchase that makes you think, "This is way more than I planned to spend," but somehow it ends up being one of your favorite memories.

For me, it was driving go-karts through the streets of Tokyo. It definitely wasn't cheap, but it had been on my bucket list for years, and the experience was even more fun than I expected. Looking back, I'd pay for it again without thinking twice.

What's the biggest travel splurge you've made that actually lived up to the price? Was it worth every cent, or do you wish you'd skipped it?

u/Exotic_Current8599 — 10 days ago

What tourist attraction doesn’t get enough hype for what it actually is?

What’s a tourist spot you visited and walked away thinking, “That was AMAZING”?

I’m interested in the places that look amazing on travel lists and actually are or places you’ve discovered in your travels you’d only tell the special people in your life, like me.

What’s one attraction you think is seriously underrated?

u/Exotic_Current8599 — 8 days ago

e-Sim options for travel to the US

Need an e-sim for 30 days for my upcoming travel to the US. My current provider is Airtel and their packs are frightfully expensive. I was looking at options from Saily, and there is a 10GB pack that is available at half the price of Airtel.

Would 10 gb be sufficient? I will have access to wi-fi at my hotels + relatives house. And I plan to download offline maps for wherever I go.

On the issue of OTP for my India based payments - am trying to enable auto-pay wherever possible + pay a few days in advance where autopay cannot be enabled. I have also read (Chatgpt/Gemini) that if I keep my airtel sim "active" but as a secondary sim, I will still get my banking related sms for OTP etc. and will not be charged. Has anyone experienced this? I am hoping my WhatsApp and Telegram will still be active as my airtel sim is still active (though secondary).

Saily does not give a "phone number". Incase I have to use a phone number, has anyone had any experience with apps like Textnow?

Any other recommendations on e-sim?

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u/pixelsthattravel — 9 days ago

Help with Europe Honeymoon

Hi I'm indian

And I'm planning honeymoon trip to Europe for 10-15 days

I've no idea how to start from india.

Visa,itinerary etc

Can someone help or guide me?

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u/Sorry_Data_IT — 9 days ago

Hotel recommendations in kuala Lumpur to stay with parents

Hello folks , I need hotel recommendations to stay with my wife and parents(total 4) in kuala Lumpur during month of October.

Please suggest

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u/believeinkratos — 13 days ago