What countries...

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Orlando Disney World - I've loved disney all my life. My first memories are lying up and watching beauty and the beast and snow white. I feel deprived not having gone there
Italy - My great granda died there in ww2 and is buried in Casino. I've always wanted to go see his grave. They have so many sights to see and the best food. mmm. Hopefully heading out there with my mum, sister, aunts, and cousins this summer
Egypt - I love history and the Egyptians was the period that kicked it all off.
I would love to see the northern lights too :-)

[Kardan]

Australia. I don't know why. Probably the fascination with the southern hemisphere!

South Africa, because it's really pretty and my parents have been..

Italy, so I can satisfy the Roman half of my Classics obsession and also Venice

and finally Dubai because it looks amazing

Dubai isn't a country It's in the UAE

Personally I'm not much of a tourist, the only desires I have to go abroad really would be to watch some grand prix I'd love to go to Canada or Belgium for that But to be fair, I wouldn't say no to any of them... (Except maybe South Korea for the moment )

[Swearwolf]

USA and i dont really know why just had an urge/want to go there since i was a child

[AgnesIO]

Australia because my sister lives there, went to visit when she lived in NZ but haven't been to Aus

Not actually all that bothered about being a tourist or w/e, would like to do Antwerp and Milan and stuff for museums and fashion but not really that interested in staring at statues and stuff, would rather read the culture and study it than go and gawp

I am probably the opposite here. Although I do love reading the culture, I really enjoy embracing it too. Australia looks amazing - and I definitely hope to go one day, when finances and jobs allow.

i'd love to go to japan again (except this time to not visit family!), i'm quite fascinated about their music and culture and i would find it interesting to explore as i never have done in any previous visits

Japan does have an insane history, and is particularly interesting due to the homogenous culture. Not interested in their culture, and definitely not their food (fish is bad enough, but raw?! :L)

Nepal isn't that good I should tell you.

For me it would be,

Australia
Peru
Canada

Got to say I have heard differently from others. The trekking scene looks incredible - look forward to giving my stance on it when I go though! Already been to India, and will be starting off there again later this year - you live in the extreme north of India, right?

I would love to go to the South Americas one day - never been extremely interested in Canada, although I imagine I will eventually go there anyway.

Actually if I really think about it, the only country I want to visit right now is England. But moving to Scotland soon so I'll have plenty of time to do that and spend all my time in London. Booya. Okay this obsession is getting weird.

Go to East London - definitely the best part ;l (I joke, unless you want to see the best team in England ) Cheap flights from Scotland to London too!

I want to visit a lot of countries and a lot of places but it's all a pipe dream unless I come into money.

At the top of my list are:

• Vietnam - beautiful country steeped in history
• Peru - always wanted to visit Peru, Nolberto Solano was a childhood hero of mine
• New Zealand - another beautiful country

Vietnam looks awesome - really, really want to go one day - shame I can't go next year due to time issues. Want to go sooner rather than later though.

Australia. I don't know why. Probably the fascination with the southern hemisphere!

South Africa, because it's really pretty and my parents have been..

Italy, so I can satisfy the Roman half of my Classics obsession and also Venice

and finally Dubai because it looks amazing

Only stepped foot in Johannesburg International Airport so far in South Africa, although it is another amazing country (and isn't going to get you killed, despite what the Western press like to suggest!)

And as I think someone has said, Dubai isn't a country :L Part of UAE (United Arab Emirates). Flew into Abu Dhabi last year and I have to say even the airport is ridiculous :L Also has the insanely fast (world's fastest?) Ferrari roller coaster!

Orlando Disney World - I've loved disney all my life. My first memories are lying up and watching beauty and the beast and snow white. I feel deprived not having gone there
Italy - My great granda died there in ww2 and is buried in Casino. I've always wanted to go see his grave. They have so many sights to see and the best food. mmm. Hopefully heading out there with my mum, sister, aunts, and cousins this summer
Egypt - I love history and the Egyptians was the period that kicked it all off.
I would love to see the northern lights too :-)

Egypt does look fascinating, simply because of the architecture. Disagree with Italy having the best food (ohaithere, India ). Italian food is sooo good though and Venice looks incredible.

USA and i dont really know why just had an urge/want to go there since i was a child

I would like to go to the USA one day, although that is partially for working reasons (I would love to work in the Corporate side of Consumer Electronics, and we all know where the big companies are!) I would love to explore the different states - particularly because of how people say they vary hugely but at the same time are still "American" - if that makes sense.

[karter]

Got to say I have heard differently from others. The trekking scene looks incredible - look forward to giving my stance on it when I go though! Already been to India, and will be starting off there again later this year - you live in the extreme north of India, right?

I've been to Nepal twice since there are no visa requirements from between India and Nepal. Didn't have so much fun there, if you really enjoy trekking you should try Tibet or Sikkim and Ladakh in India and yep I live in the north

[AgnesIO]

I've been to Nepal twice since there are no visa requirements from between India and Nepal. Didn't have so much fun there, if you really enjoy trekking you should try Tibet or Sikkim and Ladakh in India and yep I live in the north

Tibet is too difficult to get into (organised tours - hugely expensive for a backpacker!)

The person who I am going with wants to go to Tibet more than anything - we simply can't afford to pay the £1500+ for the organised tours. If you happen to have any other knowledge on the current entry standards, I would love to hear

Going to be $50 I think for me to get a Nepalese visa - mind you that is nothing compared to the $140+ it will cost for my Indian visa this year!

Already looked at Ladakh (haven't looked at Sikkim mind, will check that out).

[Shockwave.2CC]

United States of America (again x100)
Canada
Taiwan (Got a friend out there)
Denmark (got a friend out there)
South Africa

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Canada, Australia, Sweden, Dubai, Japan, China, different states in America and France lol

IK DUBAI ISNT A COUNTRY BUT THATS THE BIT I WANNA GO

[AgnesIO]

Canada, Australia, Sweden, Dubai, Japan, China, different states in America and France lol

IK DUBAI ISNT A COUNTRY BUT THATS THE BIT I WANNA GO

You definitely edited that post in between the time I viewed the thread and went to reply :L

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You definitely edited that post in between the time I viewed the thread and went to reply :L

I saw you commenting on it, but I only wanna go to Dubai for the water park really LOL