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Serbian ski town near the boarder of Kosovo, being up high here in the mountains was one of the best views of my life. The snowboarding isn't anything crazy because hill isn't that steep, but is still a nice chill mountain to ride. You can literally smoke everywhere inside in Serbia, I don't smoke a lot but enjoyed smoking cigars in the restaurant on top of the mountain at the ski resort. They played House music there which was super chill. Lots of great hikes, just walk anywhere and you'll find nice trails. Walked 2 hours to get to Kosovo, small village with old people who were surprized to see 2 foreigners wonder into their country. Got offered shot of Rakija the Serbian liquor many times, locals are fun.

Visited my friends home city and stayed the night, had some great goose and wonderful meal.

Stayed like 30 minute walk from Trogir on nearby Cove. Super close to beach, great place to lock in for the month, loved the nature here, and history of the city.

Architecture is pretty cool in most of the city. Loved learning about the rich history here. There's a nice calisthenics area at the park between Buda and Pest. Has natural hot spring baths which is big part of their culture, and must check out some when there. Reserved people mind their own business, not super loud city. Very nice place. Would Recommend

The most beautiful city i've been too, the landscape is incredible. Jesus overlooks the city which is cool. Can be sketchy but nothing happened to me just be careful and you'll be fine. Visited 1 Favela that had a hike in it, which was safe. Went to place where Bossa Nova was created such as nice venue to checkout in Copacabana. Vibes are great.

Beautiful beaches, wonderful hikes, off season so was affordable and nice place to focus on work for the month with my friends.

Stayed in Villa Morra, was super chill and very affordable here. I speak spanish so it's easy to get around, but if I didn't it would be tougher to get around. Growing expat scene, lots of people seem to be moving here longterm. Nice people, solid culture. Also met a Mennonite in the city and went to visit his community 7 hours away in the Chaco which was interesting experience. Pretty nice self sustaining country. Traditional society, very chill people. Cool experience overall in the city. Steaks are great in Paraguay, love how everything is just grass fed by default mostly and super affordable, like $2-$5/lb of beef.

Stayed few weeks in El Salvador on the beach in a hostel, Super nice people, very safe, fun surfing, beautiful beaches, and great hikes on volcanos.

Landed in Valencia, stayed for 2 days saw all tourist stuff, beautiful churches, lots of young people my age (23), very safe, then stayed in place near Alicante called Calpe with my friend. We were working, it was nice to be near beach in quiet area. Mostly old people from Germany and the UK on vacation here it seems and lots of people doing weddings in Calpe. Drove from Calpe to Toledo, left at 10AM got there at 2PM, medieval city still within walls, was very cool to experience. On same day around 6PM left to drive to Madrid (30 min drive) and walked around for a bit, did some stuff, went to nice cigar lounge near the Palace, was out and about until 2AM, felt very safe entire time. Madrid is organized well put together city. Slept in our rental car at the madrid park (Free parking and in large park area) felt safe. Next morning did lots in Madrid from churches to museums, and just walking around experiencing the energy there. Went back to Calpe got back to home at 2AM. Chilled in Calpe rest of trip doing work basically and enjoying the beach life here.

Came back here for few weeks with friends, love Medellin such a vibrant city with great energy. Be careful though, can be a bit unsafe if you let you're guard down.

What was cool is there are people from all around the world here all the time. I ran into a group bailando on the beach and that was an amazing vibe.

Went here for a week for a business event. Got to say live music here is amazing. Every bar at the main part of town has concert quality live music and it's free to enter. Big country presence here. Lots to do in this city. BBQ is also delicious.

So much to do here. The food was good, the people were friendly, nature was amazing. I really liked the coffee and places to work. Lots of amazing spots to spend all day. Very affordable like pretty much all of SA. El Poblado area has all the nomads so met a few there. I stayed in La Estrella which is technically outside Medellin, but on the weekends and some weekdays we'd go check out coffee shops, restaurants, and tourists spots like communa 13, la plaza botero, etc. Went to Guatape and ended up staying there for 11 days. Very pretty nature in this part of Colombia. Fruit is also delicious.

Met some people around my age online who work remotely and we decided to live in this beach town for around a month. Peruvians are super friendly people. Nice beach town. Not many other foreigners there, mostly a local tourist destination for Peruvians. Casa Tallan was the only gym here, but became friends with the owner John who is an amazing guy with great family who has been all over the world himself. Not much to do here except work, surf, and train. No other nomads in the area. Would recommend if you like small chill beach towns. If you want the party town go to macora which is nearby. Way of transport is Collectivos and moto taxis. Just ask a few locals about those two modes of transport to get an understanding of how it works. Overall I liked my time there. Beautiful place. Met one guy living here who used to live in Hawaii back in the 80s and said Los Organos is like hawaii before it became popular. I wanna go back many years later to see how it developes because it has a ton of potential. One thing I wanna add is if you come here bring a mosquito net while you sleep they don't exist during the day, but at night tons of mosquitos lol.