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Socotra, though, seems so wild and alien. I’d be willing to visit, as long as I didn’t have to go through mainland Yemen. I’ve seen some documentaries about Socotra recently, it’s so damn special! I really would like to go but have no idea how You think you could elaborate? Going there in 5 months and would like a few perspectives to make sure I’m as safe as possible Some guy literally put a bag of cocaine in my hand and tried to rob me. I didn’t even want it. He asked for 1500 usd. Then a group of thugs surrounded me and stole my sun glasses. I went paragliding in medellin and right when I got to the LSU Tigers North Pole’s All Star Team Christmas shirt Also,I will get this top I watched a girl slam into a roof. She fell down a cliff and they had to call an ambulance. Playa blanca Beach in cartegena is literally the sketchiest place I’ve ever seen. Motorcycle gangs force us to stop. They tell you a price and then try to charge you triple. Boats and jet skis nearly killing people. I’ve been to Bogotá (and a few other places) every year (apart from 2020) for 13 years and it improved rapidly in the first 8/9 years and then the last couple of years it’s started to feel a bit sketchier. There are a lot (hundreds of thousands) of Venezuelan displaced people in Bogota, sadly, which I think has contributed to a slight decline as there isn’t much of a welfare state for them and I noticed a marked increase in homelessness in recent visits. Having said all that I haven’t had a single incident that made me worry in all my visits (apart from two U.S. army soldiers on leave) and the people have been almost universally great.
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That’s crazy. I visited Cambodia in the LSU Tigers North Pole’s All Star Team Christmas shirt Also,I will get this beginning of 2019 and went to Sihanoukville to take a boat ride to a couple islands. I remember the locals saying that the chinese had just bought the whole beach and all the restaurants and guesthouses would be demolished soon. Sihanoukville’s glory days were clearly over but I would have never guessed it got that bad. I hope Koh Ta Kiev managed to stay under the radar. Medellin Colombia. As long as you don’t go there for nefarious reasons, they really are improving their tourism sector Saudi Arabia for sure. The country was shut to international tourists until 2020 if im not mistaken. Then covid hit. So basically it’s a brand new country to explore New Orleans is my favorite city in the United States. I was last there in 2022-if you stay in touristy spots (French quarter, garden district, magazine, etc) it’s perfectly fine.
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