I really want to experience more cultural sites rather than party sites so I'm planning on Paris and maybe Berlin next.
Making central asia my focus over the next 5-10 years
>>2884393I'd love to do Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. I've been to KG twice for over 1.5 months in total it's amazing
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>>2884393>Australian been to more of Europe than me (I'm Slovakian) I'm too poor!!!!!
>>2884404Thank you for visiting my country <3 I hope you will come back soon!!!!!!
Currently working my way across Nepal at a snail's pace. Next up, more provinces of Thailand, or else Cambodia.
>>2884404KG is ace. I've only been there for a ~week and a half as part of a Central Asia trip but damn, I'm ready to come back any time. Amazing hikes.
What I'm most curious about from every map:>>2884387Is Bali worth going to?>>2884393What are Faroes like? I really really would love to go and rent a car there. Seems kino>>2884404Was going to ask about Bangladesh but then I saw Bermuda... what's Bermuda like>>2884405What's Missisippi like?>>2884413Is Uttarakhand comfy? is it like a less touristy Himachal pradesh?
Just came back from my first ever trip to China and all I can say is I'd go back there tomorrow if I couldPalestine is next, then Scotland for a work trip>Late 20s poorfag here
>>2884437Why haven't you been to San Marino? It's so close.
>>2884440Good question lmaoIt may be close, but it's not easy to reach. It's high up in the mountains and it can only be reached either by car or by bus from one specific city. Plus accommodation is quite expensive and I don't know anyone who lives in the area. There's not even anything interesting to see that couldn't be seen in any nice random italian old town, just with the added novelty of it being a sovereign state. I'll definitely go there one day, but still haven't found a good reason to do so yet
>>2884424I love KG so much. The nature is amazing and the hospitality is the best I've ever experienced. The people are so friendly and open.>>2884435Bermuda is comfy. It's a cool mix of African, British, and American (due to proximity) culture. It's really easy to see the whole island in a couple days. Some people just stay on resorts but it's totally worth a visit going around visiting the little towns and hamlets. I'm not much of a beach guy but I really loved Bermuda (been twice). It makes me want to explore more Caribbean islands. >What's Missisippi like?Amazing. I spent most of my time there in the Delta and wow it's like you're going back in time. Poorest and blackest part of the USA yet they welcomed me with open arms. Funnily enough I saw some Euro tourists but basically no Americans because of the horrible reputation the delta has. I had some amazing experiences just staying with locals in these bumfuck towns, playing pool, and eating soul food. It was awesome. >>2884437How was Chengdu? I'm about to go to China again when I leave Bangladesh and I only have 10 days since I'm an Amerifag. I'm doing Chongqing and planning to do Zunyi after but I'm wondering if I should do Chongqing, Chengdu, and Zunyi. How many days do you think are good for Chongqing? (I'm assuming you saw Chengdu and Chongqing based on your map)
>>2884443Also... how did you end up in WV as your only state? That's pretty amazing lol I love WV but it's not usually attracting foreign tourists
>>2884435Uttarakhand is chock full of Hindu spiritual tourists, including thousands of pilgrims who walk vast distances for various pilgrimage events. Yes, there are still parts of the state which are sleepy and rural, including vast areas of backcountry villages far from the principal highways that offer zero visitor services. Uttarakhand as a whole is a lot busier and more bustling than neighboring Sudarpaschim province in Nepal. The Kedernath/Badrinath area is one of the top mountain destinations in India.
>>2884495We did visit both Chengdu and Chongqing. Chengdu is really fun, especially if you like chinese history there's plenty of it there. Visiting a panda park is a must, there's a bunch of them, just pick the one you like the most (we went to the one in Dujiangyan and had a great time, most people go to the big one in Chengdu city (Wuhou shrine being important for its connection with the Three Kingdoms period for example). There's also Leshan, Emeishan and Dujiangyan/Mt. Qingcheng nearby, all of which are easy day trips via the HS railway. For Chongqing, it honestly depends. The highlights of the city itself can be seen in maybe 2 days, 3 if you want to take it slow and really soak in the atmosphere. But while you're in Chongqing you really really should also go to Wulong and Dazu. Especially Wulong. If you're in Chongqing and don't take the HS railway to go to Wulong you're genuinely missing out. Seriously, go to Wulong>>2884500I actually also went to DC in the same trip, my first and so far only one in the US. It was a work trip. I work a job which sometimes requires me to go to very specific and occasionally rather obscure places.
>>2884387Japan in September.Cruise next year.Need to figure out which US state to see next.
>>2884387I live more than I travel
>>2884620cringe
>>2884629Fag
>>2884639Enjoy your Carnival cruise, Louisiana Nigger.
>>2884435Faroes was amazing, I have actually been twice. First time I explored the whole island in a rented car and just camped all the campsites in a tent to save money on accom. Nearly every island. Second time I got into a program to repair the hiking trails for free accommodation. It is fucking beautiful and you can't take a bad photo of literally anywhere on the island.But it is super windy, out of like 17 days total I spent there I only got like 3 days rain which is pretty decent desu.>What are Faroes like? I really really would love to go and rent a car there. Seems kinogo, it is one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited, expensive but definitely worth it. Take the ferry on the way there from Scotland, I stayed in the dorms and had a whole level of the boat to myself as everyone is in a car or an old person staying in the private rooms, was kind of eerie
Virtually everything done by bicycle. Trying to complete all of Europe.
>>2884758Dude, respect. That is some serious distance
>>2884437How is West Virginia the only place in North America you've been? They don't even have an international airport. Why go there?
