What interesting places have you visited?

Shimla in India has been my favorite visit anywhere so far. Thought i would tell more about it.

Sadly I have never been out of the US.. and I have been to very few states!!

crazie when you go out go to india - fantastic place

i want to see the pyramids of egypt, sadly-havent been. my favorite place had to be notre dame-not because i am some religious fanatic-far from that-but the history around it, the stained glass windows...beautiful!

I've heard many interesting and hidden stories about pyramids of Egypt but I have not had a chance to go there yet! I hope one day, I can.

Re: What interesting places have you visited?



I loooove Wookey hole, I think it started off my fascination of witches.

Ive been to The original Clink in London which is an underground prison about 400 years old and the place that prisons are namesd after.Its so atmospheric and dingey,loved it.
Also been in the Houses of Parliament, very grand and historic.
The Musee D'orsay in Paris.

I lived in Madeira a Portuguese Island about 300 miles west of Morocco for two years. That is where the famous Madeira wine is made. It's a wonderful place that I would recommend to anyone.

I went to Rhode Island once. I forget why now.

I even have been in Bhutan but I dont remember why...

I've seen Efezos and Bergamo in Turkey, ancient Roman ruins in Morocco, near Rabat (or was it near Tangiers?), Marakesh and Fez and Asilah, I've been to Nagaland, Kerala, Mumbai and New Delhi, traveled around the U.S. - Durham through New Orleans, Austin to San Fran and back through Utah and Nevada to New York. Been to Greece, Croatia, most of Europe (except Scandinavia, but I'll get there). Kiev in Ukraine was lovely, so is, oddly enough, Austria, especially landscapes. Most interesting place? hmmmm. I had a really earie experience in Gila cliff dwellings in Arizona, we had a Native American guide who told us all about life there then and now and it felt like the valley was filled with some sort of an energy, if not lost souls of people from long ago. Efezos was cool, too. THey had a secret tunnel from public library to a brothel across the street and a hospital where they stuffed patients with halucinogenic mushrooms and spoke to them through pipes installed in walls, making them think Gods are speaking to them, telling them how they will be healed and all.
Auschwitz will have to remain in the top five too, unfortunately. That place will be hard to forget, ever.

It appears to me that travelling is an integral part of your life. Isn't it?

My mom often says that travelling makes you smarter,is it?

Travelling indeed makes you smarter and wiser. Every trip change part of my personality, of course towards the better side. I wonder sometimes when i graduate from school and start to work, will i still have time to travel?

I want to do lots of travelling when I am a bit older (perhaps after graduation) and have quite a lot of money. Right now I don't the feel the need to travel, however.

Welcome to A2K,Giantgem!

Ive been to paradise but Ive never been to me.

salutions!
i think the paradise that exist is within your own being. you define paradise through your eyes. i dont know how to express those urge to travel and it's really so strong and the only obstacle is that i have no money and i need to attend school. isnt it boring?

Yea, I do sometimes visualise visiting those fantastic places, and having finished visualising I realise,"Girl, you are not there yet! Stop it and get down to studies." I am patient and working hard. My goal this year is a trip to South East Asia by the year end.

south east asia? that's nice to hear. i live in singapore and it's in the south east asia region. luckily i dont daydream about travelling in lectures. haha! but i get crazy sometimes thinking about travelling and the places i wanna go, the people i will meet most importantly.

Good Morning,

Unfortunately, I'm not the world traveler. But I've been through many states though. I believe some of the most beautiful country I have ever witnessed is located in Wyoming. Its breathtakingly beautiful...awesome, majestic mountains jutting up into the clear blue skies, snow-topped, cloud tipped....just amazing. Wyoming offers the Painted Desert, the Tetons, the Rockies...and of course, Yellowstone.

I wanna go back....

Daydreaming eh? Nope. I visualise and that too when I am at home, never during lectures. Hope we meet on my SE asia tour!