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36/F - Trying to decide on a solo destination in Mexico to reset/recharge!

Reddit r/solotravel·u/emv90·1 day ago
#sOLix3iC
#feel#going#really#done#article

Hi! I feel a bit silly posting this on reddit but I've been hemming and hawing over what to do for weeks and my vacation is finally here. I'm on the precipice of burn out from work/life (feeling slow, sluggish, like i've been going a mile a minute and I'm…

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Is it okay to solotravel across Europe as a minor?

Reddit r/solotravel·u/Raflakk·2 days ago
#8YYdVyHu
#people#think#police#okay#article

Hello guys, my first solo travel was during Easter holidays a years ago when I was 16. First of all, I want to mention that I worked for that money by myself as a servant and a babysitter, I think that I am more mature then people my age, I was studying…

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Solo trip to NZ, 7 nights around a cricket match. Do I need a car, and how much can I realistically see?

Hi all, I'm planning a solo trip to New Zealand from the US and could use advice from people who know the country. The basics Landing in Auckland at 9:10 am on Mon 9 Nov, flying out at 3:50 pm on Sun 15 Nov.…

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China Trip

Reddit r/solotravel·u/Afraid_Pollution7170·2 days ago
#VBPlBH6r
#days#train#china#trip#shanghai

Hi! I am planning a trip to China. I am thinking Beijing - 3 days Fly to Chengdu - 1 day at the Panda Base Train to Chongqing - 1.5 - 2 days there Train to Zhangjiajie - 1.5 - 2 days there Train to Changsha - 1 day there (really just a stop to get to…

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Solo travelling Nepal and looking for advice after the recent floods

Reddit r/solotravel·u/ThinAirline1973·2 days ago
#HwJ30duX
#hike#nepal#solo#looking#kangchenjunga

Hey guys, I am going to Nepal solo in November and was originally planning to do the manaslu trek. With the recent floods this is off the cards (it is still closed, right?) and so I am looking for an alternative hike(s).…

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Anyone else have life-long friends that never travel with you?

Reddit r/solotravel·u/No-Sir-8967·2 days ago
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#friends#travel#always#else#article

I have a couple friends that we have known each other since childhood. I started traveling at about 19 years of age. I am 26 years old now. They will always say wow cool trip that you’ve gone on, I will have to go on the next one. Yet they never come.…

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25M, open-ended solo trip starting in Belize and Guatemala in Jan/Feb 2027, then on through Central and South America. What should I absolutely do, skip, or not be thinking about?

I'm leaving my job at the end of the year for an open-ended slow-travel trip through Latin America. I have no return date, and I'm not booking ahead beyond the first couple of weeks.…

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