Japan has so many different attractions to go there for, I'd love to go to Osaka, has amazing street food apparently.
The country where Lord of the Rings was filmed haha, yep another beautiful country. Very safe and clean too apparently.
It’s not flying I hate. It’s being separated from your baggage because the attendant insists it goes on the top even though it fits soundly at my feet. It’s the TSA insisting you can’t bring your drinks on board, but anything you buy after getting past them is fine, I guess. I’ll just take the train.
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, I've never understood why you're not allowed to bring drinks on board when yet they literally wheel out a trolley full of them for you to buy. More money for them I guess?
I went at the start of Spring, and it was really stunning (the fiords especially).
I'd love to go to Australia! Beautiful country, but there's one thing that terrifies me... big spidersI've travelled to New Zealand, but I'm from Australia, so it's a very short trip!
At some point I'd love to travel to some parts of Australia I haven't travelled yet, and go back to New Zealand. One day also Europe, particularly France and the UK.
I'm terrible around spiders.Correct, plastic surgery in south Korea is typically very safe, great aftercare, more affordable and a lot better results. I know a lot of people travel to SK specifically just for plastic surgery, and they often have "packages" where someone will tend to you before, during and after surgery and it includes the cost of food, board, surgery and care. Also follow up consults.
I think a lot of rules when it comes to flying are ridiculous, but you can put a carry on under your seat. If it fits under the seat it can go there. Also, I wouldn’t say putting your carry on right above your head is being separated from it. Also since you can take a personal item as well, I usually put any on flight essentials in the personal item. That way the carry on can go in the overhead bin, and then I have my little bag of goodies. It being at your feet is totally different from fitting it snug under your seat. For safety reasons at your feet won’t do the trick, especially if people are having to move around you or past you in the event of an emergency. The last thing anyone wants to deal with in that situation is someone’s luggage.
those are just my thoughts, i would hate to see anyone deprive themselves of great traveling over minuscule trivial things. There’s so many ways to make it easier on yourself! Hopefully one day the rules won’t be so insane as technology advances. However, the way the world is, i just don’t see that happening. Sad stuff. I hope one day it’s easier for you, so you can take those trips!
Northern/Central Europe is beautiful - Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Poland etc. The snowy mountains would be a sight to see.I think a lot of rules when it comes to flying are ridiculous, but you can put a carry on under your seat. If it fits under the seat it can go there. Also, I wouldn’t say putting your carry on right above your head is being separated from it. Also since you can take a personal item as well, I usually put any on flight essentials in the personal item. That way the carry on can go in the overhead bin, and then I have my little bag of goodies. It being at your feet is totally different from fitting it snug under your seat. For safety reasons at your feet won’t do the trick, especially if people are having to move around you or past you in the event of an emergency. The last thing anyone wants to deal with in that situation is someone’s luggage.
Also, it is stupid that you can’t bring a bottle of soda/water through TSA, but it’s only because they can’t identify the liquid. And after the foiled terrorist attack in 2006, I kinda agree don’t mind. Also who wants to sit through extra security measures while they test whatever liquid you’re trying to bring. Security is already daunting because there’s always those people who just don’t follow the rules and slow it down, so imagine adding another element? heck nah if i want a soda that bad ill spend the $2 after security. Plus, you get the free soda on the plane itself, if you don’t bring one on the plane.
You also always have the option of bringing your empty water bottle and filling it up after security. Most airports have free water bottle filling stations.
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As for places I would like to travel, Australia is at the top of my list. The only thing that turns me away is the bugs there.
I also would love to spend time volunteering in Africa with animal sanctuaries. I also hope to one day go to some Nordic places, as I freaking love cold weather and mountains. I’d love to go to Sweden and Finland to experience that. I also have on my travel bucket list to go to Poland to go to Auschwitz. I have done so much self learning on the Holocaust and it really holds a special place in my heart, so I’d love to visit the resting place of so many innocent people and just soak it in.
One of my last bucket list places is in the Netherlands to see Van Gogh’s house and the museum there. Van Gogh is the reason I love art, I remember seeing Starry Night when I was younger and I remember immediately crying the moment I saw it. He was such a tortured soul and it was so unfair, he was worth so much more and I just hate that he didn’t feel the love he so deserved. His depression hits home for me really hard and I would just love to be anywhere he touched and drew any inspiration from.
, it's a shame because it's beautiful country!Don't let the flight times put you off! Just go to sleep
. Japan is a country I wanna visit so much, I'll definitely go at some point in my life.You're learning Japanese?! I'd love to be able to learn an Asian language like that. Yeah, Japan is a very historic country, loads of historic attractions to visit especially from the war.
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I didn't mind though since I didn't want to travel to India anyway.
Though if I could visit the places I'd wish to, I'd want to visit Canada, France, Japan, Nepal, Greece, Egypt, Ireland and Italy.i have family in chile from my grandma’s (my mom’s mom) side of the family. i have never been there and i have never met any of my relatives that live there but my grandma says that she’d like to take me to chile one day . my mom has been there a few times i believe, but she hasn’t gone in a long time. the last time that she went was when my granpa died before i was born, he’s actually buried in chile. if i were to go one day, it would be nice to meet all my relatives.Don't let the flight times put you off! Just go to sleep
Chile sounds interesting, you have family there? Mother or fathers side of the family? Very interesting.
That's a great bunch of countries to visit! Japan is near the top of my list, I'd say it's a must visit, such a fascinating country.
I'm from the UK, I'm English. You'd love it, come to London, there's so much to do and see here!I'd love to visit Germany, Canada, and the UK because I have family who lives there. Once in 2018, my relatives from London came to visit me and my family in California and we had lots of fun. My great aunt told me to come visit her in spring or summer when the weather is nice in London. Plus, I really love the countryside in the UK, so it would be worth visiting.
Besides that, I definitely want to visit France and Turkey because I really admire their cultures. I haven't travelled anywhere outside of the US in my life and it's quite boring here tbh. My parents once went on a vacation to India in 2019 with my brother and I couldn't go with them because of college/work, so I had to stay home by myself
That's a good selection of countries! Japan and Italy are near the top of my list too, beautiful countries.Goodness, there are several countries I'd love to visit! Funny enough, I still feel the need to visit my own as I have only went to 2 states out of 50
I hope you get to visit one day, I'm sure you will at some point! Will be cool to meet the rest of your family!
