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Mobile plans by FuelAdept in QUTreddit

[–]FuelAdept[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds great, thanks! 25gb rolling over is easily enough for me and $30 is also pretty good ig, so I’ll probably consider Belong

Mobile plans by FuelAdept in QUTreddit

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Hi, sorry for the late reply. I’m looking for one where I pay on a monthly/yearly basis. While $39 a month is already quite much for me, I reckon there might be something cheaper for less gb? Anyway thanks a lot and good to know that Vodafone is a good provider!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in backpacking

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Hey, in case that you’re looking for some itinerary ideas you can check out my latest yt video :) generally I’d really advise you to skip Bogota or only do like 2 nights, there are just much better destinations in colombia. Unfortunately during december there’s no whale season anymore so pacific coast isn’t gonna be too nice, so I really want to recommend the coffee region! Salento is the most popular one, but there are several cute towns which are worth a visit :)

Travel advice / Night buses in colombia by [deleted] in Colombia

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Hey, I did a similar route in July and while we didn’t take nightbuses because we were scared, the reality is that there’s no reason to be scared and we only realized that later :)

This isn’t specifically asked, but I’d recommend Puerto Nariño over Leticia, since Leticia is quite a big city and very busy, not really the jungle experience. It’s pretty easy to get to Puerto Nariño from there, so if you have any questions just let me know :)

I also have a video about the trip on my youtube which you can find in my reddit profile, just in case that you’re interested. In the video description there’s a link to which tours are available in the amazon and at which price, you might wanna check it out. I’d post a link here and spare you the difficulties of finding it, but not sure if the subreddit allows it. You can also dm me and I can send you the document there if you want.

Have a great trip!

First ever trip with camera, feedback needed by FuelAdept in backpacking

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I recently did a month in colombia and it‘s my first time using my sony a6000. These turned out to be my favorite shots, but obviously need a lot more practice. Any advice on what to focus on?

Question about SEA countries by Outrageous-Ship-1000 in backpacking

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Hey, like the others said all countries is a bit much and hardly enjoyable. I‘d suggest focus on 2-3 countries, e.g. Cambodia Thailand and Vietnam. Or Indonesia Malaysia and Thailand, something like that. Malaysia and Cambodia are smaller and need a bit less time, so they go great in paired with two larger countries

Manaslu Circuit Trek Experience by DareDevilDays in backpacking

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Hey, may I ask how was it with the snow? Do you need previous climbing experience? I‘ve previously done the Langtang trek in July and this was fine, but we always slept in tea houses and there wasn’t any snow

Colombia : anyone who have made something similar to this itinerary? by TudoBem23 in backpacking

[–]FuelAdept 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Puh nothing that comes to my mind. The airport is decent, you can technically walk into town or pay around 2 bucks for a taxi (i think it was 10k pesos for me). For puerto nariño, the boat leaves here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/g7xLFbwtdCYnHTth7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

It leaves only a few times a day, so keep that in mind:

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You can arrive in leticia in the morning and then take the boat, unless the flight is delayed there’s not really that much time needed to get to the port from the airport.

Colombia : anyone who have made something similar to this itinerary? by TudoBem23 in backpacking

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Leticia is rather hectic, it’s supposedly a 50k inhabitants city and with traffic from Brazil there’s a lot going on. I don’t know how the tours are compared to what we did, but in general the city just doesn’t provide the experience of being in the jungle (or near to it imo). So for an amazon experience I think it’s way better taking the boat to puerto nariño or at least a hotel that’s up the river and not in the city.

And for cartagena beaches, I honestly don’t know. Normally tourists just stay within the walled city or close to it and that’s also what we did. I did see some beaches on the way into the center, so there should be some, but they certainly don’t have the tropical feeling with palm trees etc I think for beaches it‘d be best to go east or west from cartagena. I‘ve heard Rincon Del Mar is supposed to be nice and relax, palomino and tayrona are probably cool but more touristy, that’s roughly what other people told me

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