Yeah I wanted to but those prices are kinda crazy rn
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Yeah I wanted to but those prices are kinda crazy rn
Lil Wayne on sat
You going to have to hustle the front door dudes
That party gonna be lit
I haven't been to LA as an adult so I can't speak on it. I've been to SF a few times. I really enjoy it. The weather is usually pretty nice and the people are pretty chill. Good food and some nice sights to see. If you can find a cheap flight I say go.
Gotcha. Gonna probably chill on LA till end of summer or middle of summer.
Travelling in off season 
Creflo ½ Dollar
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Travelling in off season
How is Cambodia....I heard u lived there for a lil
minute...
I know it’s nice and cheap so that’s my type of spot especially since my vacations be so long.
I got a couple months off and imma hit SE Asia one more time and close that traveling chapter and then move on to see the rest of the noncac world
Off season?Travelling in off season
How is Cambodia....I heard u lived there for a lil
minute...
I know it’s nice and cheap so that’s my type of spot especially since my vacations be so long.
I got a couple months off and imma hit SE Asia one more time and close that traveling chapter and then move on to see the rest of the noncac world
Maaan...Cambodia was the trip of my life I swear. Was 19 yrs old at the time. Was interning there for 10 weeks. Company covered a 3rd of my flight then covered my accommodations (which was top notch). That was when I really caught the solo travel bug. Sometimes I look at the pics it be like
Seems just yesterday when I touched down in Phnom Penh and my manager picked me up from the airport.
I'll post pics and share my experiences when I get home
Yea, off-season/non-peak season is when most people refrain from traveling to a particular location, either due to less favourable weather, lack of events or general holiday patterns. It’s also called bumper seasons in the airline industry.
Off-season has some general patterns but varies from location to location.
Examples:
Peak season to go to Dubai is in December because the weather is far more tolerable. Off season would be June-August. Weather gets to like 110 F.
Europe; In general, most of summer is peak season. The weather is the best and a lot of tourists flock in. Also, a lot of Europeans head out. Off peak is like Feb-early May.
Rio and NOLA’s peak season is usually around Carnival/Mardi Gras, and then it tables off from there.
I like traveling in off season when I want to avoid crowds, tourists and when I want to get a more “local” experience. You also get better prices for the most part.
Creflo ½ Dollar
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Maaan...Cambodia was the trip of my life I swear. Was 19 yrs old at the time. Was interning there for 10 weeks. Company covered a 3rd of my flight then covered my accommodations (which was top notch). That was when I really caught the solo travel bug. Sometimes I look at the pics it be like
Seems just yesterday when I touched down in Phnom Penh and my manager picked me up from the airport.
I'll post pics and share my experiences when I get home
Hell yea breh that’s wassup 10 weeks in Cambodia at 19
... the 19 year old me was wild lol I know u had a ball... Yea breh do share.And bro you 100% correct about the off-season shyt. I went to Thailand during highseason and it was a slight let down compared to when I went during low season.
I’m going during rainy season this year and I got me a nice condo for $30 a day..Thailand cheap anyway but I’m going during the cheapest time of the year. Balling on a budget
Unless I can squeeze in mid-June, I may have to plan for next year then for London. I guess June isn't really offseason for many places. I'm going anywhere in the middle-east right now.
There you go breh. Just a quick "tour" of the pics. I have a whole bunch more but it'd take a while to upload them and give them the proper detail needed.
Side note: it was mad humid when I was there. A lot of the pics are kind of foggy. I also had an S4 at the time and the camera was messing up. Anyway
- First couple pics were of my spot in Phnom Penh. This serviced apartment called "Central Mansions". That joint was ridiculous. They'd clean the place after I left for work every day. Iron and fold my clothes too,
. I'd bring chicks back and it was on - There's a video of the Mekong River which cuts through Phnom Penh. Lot of restaurants and bars further down (it was called 'Riverside'). I'd jog down the river every now and then
- Some random shots of areas near my office. I worked in 'Soma Tower', my desk is the one with the red carpet. That cobra looking building was called "Vattanac Capital". Built by a Chinese Business man and is/was one of the first skyscrapers in Phnom Penh. Attracted a lot of international business that had offices in the area.
- Some aerial shots of Cambodia, the Cambodian stock exchange and this place where I used to play soccer Mondays and Thursdays.
- Nightlife pics. Main bars I went to were Mad Monkey, Blue Dog Bar, Reggae Rooftop and Top Banana. All roads led to Pontoon Club though. And yes, I was PAWGing heavy that summer
- There are two videos I took when it was deep into monsoon season and we got plastered with rain
- Some food pics and pics of my manager (dude in white dress shirt). We went out to get some duck....that thing was serious
. It was like $2 as well. - The last couple pics are from when I went to Angkor Wat.
- I also through in some pics from when I went to Kuala Lumpur to visit my high school classmate
Amazing trip man. I'm so glad I jumped at it. I was apprehensive at first because I wanted an internship in DC that'd pay me way more money and I could hit up HHs with my friends and to the whole "interning in the city thing". Boy am I glad I didn't make that decision. I work full-time now summers in DC are fun but stuff in mad expensive.
-In Cambodia I was going out 3-4 times a week spending $15-$20 a night
-My commute was a 7 min walk. Come back midday for a siesta and go back to the office
-Came down with like $3,000 saved up. Plus the company still hit me with a $200 a week stipend
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Creflo ½ Dollar
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There you go breh. Just a quick "tour" of the pics. I have a whole bunch more but it'd take a while to upload them and give them the proper detail needed.
Side note: it was mad humid when I was there. A lot of the pics are kind of foggy. I also had an S4 at the time and the camera was messing up. Anyway
- First couple pics were of my spot in Phnom Penh. This serviced apartment called "Central Mansions". That joint was ridiculous. They'd clean the place after I left for work every day. Iron and fold my clothes too,
- There's a video of the Mekong River which cuts through Phnom Penh. Lot of restaurants and bars further down (it was called 'Riverside'). I'd jog down the river every now and then
- Some random shots of areas near my office. I worked in 'Soma Tower', my desk is the one with the red carpet. That cobra looking building was called "Vattanac Capital". Built by a Chinese Business man and is/was one of the first skyscrapers in Phnom Penh. Attracted a lot of international business that had offices in the area.
- Some aerial shots of Cambodia, the Cambodian stock exchange and this place where I used to play soccer Mondays and Thursdays.
- Nightlife pics. Main bars I went to were Mad Monkey, Blue Dog Bar, Reggae Rooftop and Top Banana. All roads led to Pontoon Club though. And yes, I was PAWGing heavy that summer
- There are two videos I took when it was deep into monsoon season and we got plastered with rain
- Some food pics and pics of my manager (dude in white dress shirt). We went out to get some duck....that thing was serious
- The last couple pics are from when I went to Angkor Wat.
- I also through in some pics from when I went to Kuala Lumpur to visit my high school classmate
Amazing trip man. I'm so glad I jumped at it. I was apprehensive at first because I wanted an internship in DC that'd pay me way more money and I could hit up HHs with my friends and to the whole "interning in the city thing". Boy am I glad I didn't make that decision. I work full-time now summers in DC are fun but stuff in mad expensive.
-In Cambodia I was going out 3-4 times a week spending $15-$20 a night
-My commute was a 7 min walk. Come back midday for a siesta and go back to the office
-Came down with like $3,000 saved up. Plus the company still hit me with a $200 a week stipend
shyt looks dope fam
... thanks for sharing
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Where do you guys book your travel? Are most of these flight-hotel combos worth it?
I normally book everything separate.
I just went to expedia and did a flight and hotel combo search to London 6/10-6/13). At first glance, most shyt is from $1,300 - $1,500.
Where do you guys book your travel? Are most of these flight-hotel combos worth it?
I normally book everything separate.
I just went to expedia and did a flight and hotel combo search to London 6/10-6/13). At first glance, most shyt is from $1,300 - $1,500.