Constitution45
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EE v SEA some advice needed
Damn I am posting a lot on here lately !
Okay well I need some advice from the expats who are living in SEA or EE. I will be planning on launching my independent location income soon, if all goes to plan. I just have to wait a year or two in order to sort out my final stages of university and then I will be kissing this place goodbye.
I have added it up and I should have around £3000 to cover for the 3-4 summer months. So I am debating on where to live for these time periods. I am unsure whether to look at South East Asia or Eastern Europe.
To cover this I am a 22 year old male, 6ft, white British man but I get confused a lot for being from EE and South Europe. I am looking for somewhere with beautiful traditional women, good nightlife, natural beauty and excellent food. I find EE really interesting and am improving my Russian on a regular basis, which can help with some of the languages that are similar. (I.e. Bulgaria & Serbian).
Although on the other hand, everyone tells me South East Asia, Thailand, Philippines etc can give you the ultimate freedom and adventure, while costing less.
I am struggling to decide which one. So my questions are for those who have traveled and better yet, lived in these places.
1) Which countries can my money go further ?
2) The best weather and nightlife ?
3) A place which is unique and shouldn't be westernised and infected with feminists anytime soon, in general I am talking about political stability, I am aware that there have been changes to Thailand's foreign policy lately due to unrest ?
4) Just any cool stories you want to share, so I can get an idea.
Many Thanks in advance !
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William Windsor
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RE: EE v SEA some advice needed
EE is more about quality, SEA is more about quantity (for my tastes, if you have yellow fever you might find SEA or Central Asia as having higher quality).
SEA has nice weather in the winter, EE is generally dark and cold then.
Different seasons vary in terms of nightlife, but generally nightlife EE cities, especially ones with universities, will peak in autumn and spring.
(07-28-2014 11:31 AM)Constitution45 Wrote: while costing less.
Ukraine right now is hella cheap right now. Much of SEA is also very cheap.
If possible, try out both EE and SEA. Both offer unique experiences. If you can do both or you know you'll do both in your lifetime, I recommend doing SEA before EE.
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Constitution45
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RE: EE v SEA some advice needed
(07-28-2014 11:48 AM)William Windsor Wrote: EE is more about quality, SEA is more about quantity (for my tastes, if you have yellow fever you might find SEA or Central Asia as having higher quality).
SEA has nice weather in the winter, EE is generally dark and cold then.
Different seasons vary in terms of nightlife, but generally nightlife EE cities, especially ones with universities, will peak in autumn and spring.
(07-28-2014 11:31 AM)Constitution45 Wrote: while costing less.
Ukraine right now is hella cheap right now. Much of SEA is also very cheap.
If possible, try out both EE and SEA. Both offer unique experiences. If you can do both or you know you'll do both in your lifetime, I recommend doing SEA before EE.
Interesting, although with the new Kiev government, do you expect to see the culture change dramatically across the country ? Or not for a while ?
I have never been to SEA although I lived in Bulgaria for a short time and have visited Belgrade. I am planning to head over to SEA to see what the fuss is about.
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