I swear I need to learn Russian

We share the same continent.

Is there much for tourism there?

Yeah Asia ain't a country lmao

I'm aware.

Yup. Vladivostok is a naval port.

How do Russians feel about american tourists?

Technically I live outside the city. So I’m like 60 miles from North Korea.

Sorry I'm curious lol. Me and my sister are going to be traveling.

If you’re going to travel to Russia. Go to Moscow.

Oh damn. That is real close

isn't some parts of Russia in the European continent

Yeah, like 25%

What's in Moscow?

Everything

thank you I just wanted to make sure

I'm not really interested in cities themselves unless theres some neat architecture

Oh. Don’t buy shit from any markets because they’ll overprice it just to get money.

Is haggling big there or something?

Ay farunel what other countries are y'all going to

Hm. St. Petersburg has some cool art museums and gardens. As well as some neat buildings.

There isnt such a thing here, I know a lot of other countries use it though

First one on the list is Iceland

Ooo

Its a good starter, safe for one. My sister wants to bring her 5 year old son for that trip. Not all places we can bring him though

But you can get a translator if needed, and some places will have both English and Russian stuff.

Norway is cool to go to as well.

I've heard that

I've been curious about Russia. Theres stuff online but the best advice I've found is from people themselves

Its a big place I largely know nothing ot

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Ahhhh

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It’s fine! I’d just stick with major cities.

Apart from the general Caribbean area the only other countries I've been to are England, Ireland, Wales , and france

Is it not safe to backpack it there?

I haven't been to another country yet lol

Also it’s best to stay in like one half of the country. Because if you wanna go to let’s say, Moscow and then Vladivostok, that’s a 17 hour flight.

Hell, I've rarely left my own state as of yet

I see