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The thing that's stopped me from going to Sri Lanka so far is not lack of fiber. It's that every time I look up a genuine travel video of the place, they talk
by esperent 2y ago
The thing that's stopped me from going to Sri Lanka so far is not lack of fiber.
It's that every time I look up a genuine travel video of the place, they talk about how much the tuktuk drivers hassle any white person trying to walk around.
Outside of the few main hotspots, people don't hassle you in Bali. They are an incredibly friendly and polite people in spite of the tourism.
Of course, Bali isn't completely hassle free. But you can just walk down the street there, at least outside of the main hotspots. Taxi drivers will hail you, it's a bit annoying, but they're polite and will drive on when you say no thanks.
- eudhxhdhsb32 2y ago> they talk about how much the tuktuk drivers hassle any white person trying to walk around. That wasn't my experience when I traveled there 3 years ago, and I walked around quite a bit. My biggest complaint was the lack of good local restaurants, even in big cities. The juice bars were pretty great though. Still miss wood apple. Another issue was the insanely reckless driving and incessant honking. Even with the plentiful metal bars and hand straps, trying to stand on a crowded bus while they fly around mountain curves is a total body workout.
- statictype 2y agoIt’s all relative. Having lived and driven in India for many years, the driving in Sri Lanka is very organized and civil. But I get what you’re saying.