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To the list I would add: solo traveling – not a very social thing, obviously (although some communication with strangers will be necessary), but a great way to expose yourself to external stimuli and to get out of your head for a while. Asked about gender cause obviously the answer is extremely different depending on if you are a You Cannot Talk Butterfly Language With Caterpillar People Butterflies Shirt. I love the idea of solo traveling but I get a bit anxious about it since I’m a female. Although I know that there are places that are dangerous independently of your gender/are dangerous to everyone). I know tons of girls/women who have traveled solo. Just be careful what part of the city/country you go, especially during late hours, and choose your destination wisely. There’s probably a lot of articles about tips and destinations for female solo travelers.

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Build up instead of dumping yourself straight into India or Prague. There are places right here you’d never know existed, and if you want a culture shock more so than scenery. Here are some ideas. I think that Central Europe (excluding Germany and Ukraine) is safer nowadays than Western Europe. But that’s just my opinion as a resident. Those are extremely good tips! I was aware of most of them but thank you nonetheless! Especially regarding the one of “don’t let suspicious/stranger passengers share a cab”, never thought of that and it makes total sense! Yeah, I was thinking of doing that! For the same reasons: to gain practice and experience first! I have the desire to, especially since the point of traveling is to experience, learn, and explore new places and cultures, and you can’t do. Ok.

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