Travel Recommendations for Novelty-Seekers Like Me [Live Post]
It's hard to surface really good travel recs, so I put my favorite experiences in this live document to help people exactly like me have crazy fun unique experiences.
Dec 12, 2024 recs I thought it would be cool to share some of the cool spots/hidden gems from all the countries I've visited. I try to select spots that are really unique, especially in their vibe, experience, or culture ‒ the farther it is from anything I've experienced before, the higher it'll be on this list. I'll also try to list the "best" versions of things I've tried, like food types or libraries. I usually care much less about historical significance or aesthetics, and there are plenty of lists for that already. The best adventures will always be the unplanned spontaneous outings you r
Explore this link on the map →saved by
- Yung-Hsuan Yang
- Emily Hu
- Amir
- Pier-Luc Nadeau-Labadie
- Colleen Chang
- Claire Wang
- Rona Wang
- Eli Qian
- Bo Lau
- Arden Berg
- Aileen Luo
- Wei Chun Tan
related reading
- Riley Walzwalzr.com
- Every Bay Area House Party - by Scott Alexanderastralcodexten.substack.com
- Wikipedia:Unusual articles - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
- Jensen Eatsjenseneats.danliu.xyz
- Insanely Useful Websites for October 2023insanelyusefulwebsites.com
- The Technium: 50 Years of Travel Tipskk.org
- Recommendations for Japan travel | Kalzumeus Softwarekalzumeus.com
- One Perfect Day of Eating in Tokyo | Eatereater.com
- taste testing cities | mathu's thoughtsmathurah.com
- Tokyo guide: Part 1 SUSHI - Notorious Foodienotoriousfoodie.substack.com
- SF RATS — a working field guide to free events around the Bay Areasfrats.com
- Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Kendall Square | BU Today | Boston Universitybu.edu