Travel

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favorite part?
most surprising thing?
least favorite part?

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1. Made new friends 
2. How different the lifestyle could be depending on the area where you stay and people you spend your time with 
3. Constantly moving between extreme heat and air conditioner

You can live relatively simple life optimizing for work. It’s easy to cover all basic needs and you dont need to spend energy on anything but not work 

You can live a flashy lifestyle of endless restaurants, beach clubs and generally very easy life 

You can also find a way to a very private luxurious spaces mostly with local people that has nothing to do with tourists’ luxury

it could also be incredibly fake and basic

Totally agree with that second point. When I first went to Dubai, I thought I’d be staying in some loud, party-heavy desert city. But I ended up crashing at a friend’s villa - felt way more like a quiet house in nature, with the craziness of the city just 15 minutes away.