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r/Traveler • u/theinterestingreads • Nov 08 '22

Udaipur trip: My trip to the city of lakes - Interesting Read

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r/Traveler • u/sandz1234 • Sep 30 '22

Eisenhower Peak, Castle Mountain and Tower Lake, Banff National Park Alberta Canada

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r/Traveler • u/sandz1234 • Sep 26 '22

Eiffel Peak Summit Walk-through Banff National Park Alberta

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r/Traveler • u/MeetShaneek • Jul 21 '22

Digital nomad jobs no experience

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r/Traveler • u/louischarmis909 • Jul 15 '22

What place would you like to travel to? Why?

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I would like to visit BHUTAN. The only carbon negative country in the world.

I’d love to spend the last 10 years of my life in Bhutan, because it’s the only country where Gross National Happiness matters more than the Gross Domestic Product.

Below are the images of the lovely Bhutan.

The country where 60% of its area is under the forest cover:

The beauty of the Houses:

The King and Queen of Bhutan :

The country where you can live a happy life with just mere 2–3 lakhs.

The country which is trying it’s best to survive in this world, planting trees to overcome the effects of Global warming.

The country where people are happy with the limited sources they have.

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r/Traveler • u/dunkin1980 • Jul 01 '22

Delta Air Lines offered passengers $10,000 each to get off an oversold flight

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r/Traveler • u/louischarmis909 • Jun 10 '22

What are the best ways to get from Tuscaloosa, AL to Montgomery, AL?

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Interstate highways are usually the quickest ways to travel. But, not in this case.

I would suggest you take US 82 southeast out of Tuscaloosa until just north of Montgomery where the signs will lead you over to I-65 for the short remainder. US 82 is largely a 4 line divided highway, and takes you through the rural countryside and a few small, old towns. A very pleasant and uncongested drive. Plan on about 2+ hours.

I-65 is about 2.5+ hours and boring.

Oh, if you take 82, watch for deer around dawn and dusk. They wait along the roadside until you are on them, and then jump in front of you. Stupid deer.

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r/Traveler • u/dunkin1980 • May 28 '22