Maybe yes or maybe no. (a confusing sentence I used a lot with girls around the world.) I'd like to do some short trips in Russia and perhaps Ukraine/other FSU states but my mind is set on South America. I listen to Cumbia music all day fro crying out loud.
I have been in all Asian countries and in total 1 and half year. The girls are crazy, the sex is easy but I'd prefer South America for now.
One thing I missed about South East Asia and which was disappointing in South America was that people don't really give a damn about you. In SEA I had people taking pictures with me all the time, always kids running after me, clapping,, waving or cheering. People are super friendly. Teenage girls were giggling in whole groups all the time if they saw me. I didn't experience this in SA much. Although I most say I went of the beaten path more in Asia then in SA.
I went to slums (or got lost there) in Indonesia where children followed me and people offered me and my travel buddy free food in a lot of those small streets. we couldn't understand eachother but ejoyed the interaction anyway. I rode a motor through Vietnam and had whole army platoons who were marching stop dead in their tracks just to wave at me on my motorbike. Their AK47's dangling around the stomachs.
Lots of memorable experiences in local chicken busses also. I laugh in the face of rich people in airconditioned busses with tourguides. They experience nothing of the real friendliness of the locals.
I have been in all Asian countries and in total 1 and half year. The girls are crazy, the sex is easy but I'd prefer South America for now.
One thing I missed about South East Asia and which was disappointing in South America was that people don't really give a damn about you. In SEA I had people taking pictures with me all the time, always kids running after me, clapping,, waving or cheering. People are super friendly. Teenage girls were giggling in whole groups all the time if they saw me. I didn't experience this in SA much. Although I most say I went of the beaten path more in Asia then in SA.
I went to slums (or got lost there) in Indonesia where children followed me and people offered me and my travel buddy free food in a lot of those small streets. we couldn't understand eachother but ejoyed the interaction anyway. I rode a motor through Vietnam and had whole army platoons who were marching stop dead in their tracks just to wave at me on my motorbike. Their AK47's dangling around the stomachs.
Lots of memorable experiences in local chicken busses also. I laugh in the face of rich people in airconditioned busses with tourguides. They experience nothing of the real friendliness of the locals.
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