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appalachia, most people wouldn't even think to go there outside the national parks

>>2876191
OP here...you're right about that, but I grew up in central Pa and hiked a good 200 miles of the Trail. Much more to see yet too.

Saudi arabia, iraq

>>2876192
>hike standing stone trail
>hmm I wonder why its called that
>walking across a fucking field of stones all perched upright to torture your feet
ahhhhhhh

also fucked up my car getting to the trail, very rough road to the cell tower i forget the name of the knob offhand

south of the thousand steps (which I have yet to do)

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>>2876189
Jaisalmer. Castle town in the middle of the desert. Went to India mainly because I wanted to see this place, and it was beyond what I imagined. Everything is carved from yellow stone and it's far more intricately designed then even the best European buildings. If it weren't in India and all that comes with it, I'm pretty confident it'd be a destination up there with Venice.

>>2876189
I wouldn't tell you

>>2876212
Never heard of that, will definitely look into that, thanks
>>2876239
I know you can

>>2876212
>up there with Venice
Except it's not the seat of a trading empire that was once fabulously wealthy...it's merely a random dusty town with a fort, marooned on a vast plain of hideous desolation (thanks to centuries of overgrazing). BTW India has hundreds of spectacular forts, many of them in amazing natural settings. This is only one of them.

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>>2876189
>I've always wanted to visit the Russian city of Yekaterinburg to go to the point where Europe meets Asia
I was there several years ago during covid, although I didn't visit the "Europe meets Asia" stele (it's outside the city and probably not worth visiting). If you really want, you can see a similar one in Uralsk (Kazakhstan).