Discussion Any places you’d like to really see/ visit if you had the chance?

[lastappleonearth]

For me it's def China, especially Beijing and Shanghai in first place. Idk, I just think, especially Beijing is such an interesting city and the scale of it all is just so different than here in Europe.
Other than that idk, Kazakhstan and Georgia also interest me. Yeah and Japan, but not so much the urban areas, more the rural part

 

[WalmartSoap]

Japan would be a dream for me as well. I doubt it would ever come true, as I can only assume it would be difficult navigating anywhere without a guide. It would be cool to see the landscapes that inspired Miyazaki and his films.
I would also like to see rural Ireland. I've been once already but it was with a class trip and I was left out of my group the entire time. No great memories from that visit. Hiking around the Ring of Kerry or the Cliffs of Moher would be fun, nature makes me want to live even if briefly.

 

[Spite]

Places that can be very cold, like Canada, parts of Europe, and Japan. Those are the places I would like to visit the most. Maybe some parts of the United States like the Pacific Northwest and the New England area.

 

[SweetChariot]

I'm personally interested in New Zealand, just to see the locations from Lord Of The Rings

 

[hurts2b]

Some mountains, maybe. I don't know where. But I'd like to get to climb up some mountains

 

[StarsAbove]

Some mountains, maybe. I don't know where. But I'd like to get to climb up some mountains

I love the mountains. I would kill to live by them....ha, no pun Intended

For me it's def China, especially Beijing and Shanghai in first place. Idk, I just think, especially Beijing is such an interesting city and the scale of it all is just so different than here in Europe.
Other than that idk, Kazakhstan and Georgia also interest me. Yeah and Japan, but not so much the urban areas, more the rural part

I want to see more of Europe, I love the history. I did really enjoy beautiful Portugal and all the castles. Japan would also be really cool. I love the novelty. Only in Japan can you do real life Mario Kart or get served sushi by robots.

 

[NickyKymJelly]

Northern India. I've always been fascinated by the epic Ramayana since I was a little kid and would love to see the city of Ayodhya. I'd also like to go to China to see the city lights at night in Chongqing. Then finally Barbados as half of my family is from there.

 

[Forveleth]

Ireland. I would love to talk to locals, buy hamdmade wares, drink in tiny pubs. Plus the countryside is unbelievability gorgeous.

Also the Colosseum in Rome.

 

[lastappleonearth]

Japan would be a dream for me as well. I doubt it would ever come true, as I can only assume it would be difficult navigating anywhere without a guide. It would be cool to see the landscapes that inspired Miyazaki and his films.
I would also like to see rural Ireland. I've been once already but it was with a class trip and I was left out of my group the entire time. No great memories from that visit. Hiking around the Ring of Kerry or the Cliffs of Moher would be fun, nature makes me want to live even if briefly.

Yeah, rural Ireland is supposed to be incredibly beautiful. I've only ever had the chance to see rural England, but it was also very nice, and the pubs had good food

I'm personally interested in New Zealand, just to see the locations from Lord Of The Rings

Same, New Zealand has beautiful landscapes. When I was in Malta, I got to see some locations from GoT, which was very cool

Some mountains, maybe. I don't know where. But I'd like to get to climb up some mountains

We have nice mountains in Austria

 

[limenlux]

I would love to visit Ireland, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Japan, China, Singapore, and thanks to a video about castles I recently watched, Bulgaria.

 

[lastappleonearth]

I would love to visit Ireland, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Japan, China, Singapore, and thanks to a video about castles I recently watched, Bulgaria.

Im lucky that I live so close to Italy. I'd also like to visit Iceland, everyone I know who has ever been there, had only positive things to say abt it. Also Croatia has some very beautiful places, if you ever get the chance to visit

 

[WalmartSoap]

Im lucky that I live so close to Italy. I'd also like to visit Iceland, everyone I know who has ever been there, had only positive things to say abt it. Also Croatia has some very beautiful places, if you ever get the chance to visit

I envy the accessibility to travel that those in Europe have. I could drive eight hours in any direction and still be in the same boring old state here in the US. Just grey, grey, and more grey.

 

[WirelessConnections]

I'd love to see China, Korea, and Japan. I've seen so much cool stuff from all of those countries. I just don't think I'll ever have anybody to go with, and I think the language barrier would make me feel like a nuisance who doesn't belong.

I've also always wanted to go to California. That's been big on my bucket list for a while now.

 

[trying ungracefully]

Mexico and Italy. Mexico because I want to be able to eat a mango straight from a tree. Italy because it is very beautiful and full of amazing architecture. Venice would be cool to see before it is completely underwater.

I'd also like to see the rainforests that the USA has to offer and South America. I'd hate the climate but the sights would be the best thing ever I think, so many animals and bugs to see too.

 

[lastappleonearth]

I'd love to see China, Korea, and Japan. I've seen so much cool stuff from all of those countries. I just don't think I'll ever have anybody to go with, and I think the language barrier would make me feel like a nuisance who doesn't belong.

I've also always wanted to go to California. That's been big on my bucket list for a while now.

Right I forgot Korea in my list, I'd like to see Seoul and the DMZ someday if possible. Yeah, having no one to go with sucks, I'm actually considering just going alone to some of these places if I can. I mean id rather not, but it's better than not seeing them at all

 

[WirelessConnections]

Yeah, having no one to go with sucks, I'm actually considering just going alone to some of these places if I can. I mean id rather not, but it's better than not seeing them at all

I tried a solo trip once and it didn't work out well. I was just scared to talk to strangers but I feel like you need to be able to do that in order to have fun. If you can be outgoing I think solo travel would be nice

 

[x9x99988]

For me it's def China, especially Beijing and Shanghai in first place. Idk, I just think, especially Beijing is such an interesting city and the scale of it all is just so different than here in Europe.
Other than that idk, Kazakhstan and Georgia also interest me. Yeah and Japan, but not so much the urban areas, more the rural part

i wanna live in the usa someday

 

[lastappleonearth]

I tried a solo trip once and it didn't work out well. I was just scared to talk to strangers but I feel like you need to be able to do that in order to have fun. If you can be outgoing I think solo travel would be nice

I also did it once and I'm not outgoing at all, but I had to speak to strangers anyway (out of necessity) and while it wasn't necessarily fun, it was a good exercise

 

[SealsOfTheArctic]

Ireland. I would love to talk to locals, buy hamdmade wares, drink in tiny pubs. Plus the countryside is unbelievability gorgeous.

Also the Colosseum in Rome.

I'm an Irish citizen by descent. I love going to Ireland, it's by far the friendliest place I've ever been. Everyone just wants to chat your ear off or buy you a drink. I went on a bus to Galway once and ended up getting rather inebriated with a guy twice my age. He wasn't trying anything on, just wanted to tell me his life story to pass the time and share his beer. Great craic.

 

[TorturedCerebrum]

China as well, Chongqing would be cool to visit