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I camped there one night. Its beautiful! Never thought i’d see this in such a busy and industrial place. It’s an extinct volcano, you can get to the crater by car before 3:00pm, if not its about an hour hike up the mountain. Camping thre is uncommon and the cold is almost unberable, once you wake up though, the next day and see the snowy summint, every minute of the night was worth it.
It was snowing when we got there too ^_

Those are my three words to describe this place. I loved Hanoi, we went in a tour we picked up from bangkok wich was pretty cheap for 5 days all meals inclusive and a boat ride in the Ha Long bay. Best gad damnned seafood i’ve had came from the fishermen that approach the boats to sell you fresh shrimp, crabs, fish etc. teh cook from the boat made a special something for us with the foods we bought and made a delicious meal.

2 dollar peanut vodka is something out of this world. tastes horrible but it sure hits the spot. We also had one red drink wich name i forget but it was preeeeeety strong. The youth in hanoi are the freindliest peeps i’ve met and i found interesting how most of them wanted to be ‘american-like’ something that stroke me as wierd after all that happened.

The food is great and their women are beautiful. I wish i had been there longer, 5 days is definitively not enough.

Nepal is one of the most amazing places I’ve been to in my life. The people are great, their traditions are great, their temples are great, the location, the nautre, the wildlife, the air, everything is pure and tranquil. My shitty luck though brought us to Nepal in Monsoon seasons so it was completely clouded and we never got the chance to see the himalayas from the city. Everything else, it was an unforgetable expirience and i’d go back there any time.

To me this is the most romantic place ive ever been to. (to bad i went with a guy friend >_<) The city is beautiful, the river, the bridge, the catstle, the cathedral, the bell tower…..the women…o my! the women! beautiful ladies, very very beautiful!

Good night life, good food, good beer, good prices, good wather, good people, good everything.

I loved prague and i’d go back any time!

It was quite an expirience i must say. I loved stonehenge, may have something to do with my previous fixation to it since i was a young kid. I’ve always thought it would be amazing to go there and feel the spirit of the earth and see the door of light. In older age, i still feel mother earth speaking through it but what amazes me now a days is the thought of how the hell did they drag them stones to that specific location, noticing that there are NO stones/rocks/mountains from where to get them in miles and miles around!!

Its definitively worth it and i totally agree with one poster who said that not everything is the stone circle. Even the air in that place is different.

This place has everything. I went to Zurich, Geneva, Luzern, Tunn and Interlaken.

I spent the most time in Interlaken at the best hostel you’ll ever find in the world. “The Funny Farm” pretty close to the typical “Balmer’s” Hostel. The funny farm is the best place to start your trips in Interlaken. The people are laid back and fun, most of the guides and residents of the hostel hang with local Interlaken people and they have good fun. Great place to rent a bike or boogy and head to the lakes to take a refreshing swim, also, the best and most delicious water in teh world can be found in Interlaken at just about every corner.

Extreme sports, you can do any and all in interlaken. this place was made for just exactly that. Tunn is a very nice little village close to Interlaken, Geneve is interesting international spot and Luzern…it was raining when we got there so we didnt see much of it. I liked what i saw though.

Switezerland is very pretty and i reocmend it to all types of people. Always something to do.

I kid.

I’ve been to the Netherlands 3 times in my life and ive been to Den Haag, Roterdam, Amsterdam and Screveningen(sp?).

Besides everything seen in Amsterdam, the Netherlands are nothing compared to Amsterdam at all. The people are nice, not many people smoke weed and most of the dutch peeps i met were against tourists coming to Amsterdam only to smoke pot and then leave they trash behind. Amsterdam and Holland in general have soo much more than just the hookers and stoners hanging in the Red Light District (not that its not definitively worth it).

Three of my favourite people in the world live there and have always shown me around holland the times ive been there. I hold Holland very close to my heart.

I loved france, the people, the foods, the drinks, the streets, the countryside….everything. Paris in my opinion is a bit overrated so i went there with really high expectations. It is a beautiful huge and organized city, but its not the golden streets and fancy buildings thay say they have. To me Paris has more fame than anything. It is however a very nice plate to visit and enjoy but the outside of Paris is what i liked the most. The chateu de la Loire (sp?), Vesalles, Normandy, Canne, Marsella, Mont St. Michelle(amazing), the countryside, Aviñon….yes, france is definitively worth it.

My grndfather was from Barcelona so this place I had to go. When I was younger we did a road trip with my parents from Paris to Portugal corssing through Spain, my problem is that I dont remember all the names of the places we visited, all i know is that i loved every minute of that trip.

At my older age I’ve been and remember Madrid and Barcelona, both places are amazing sites, historically and socially. There is always something to do in Spain, specially for cured meat lovers.

I loved this place, ive been to London twice for short periods of time (4 days). I’ve loved everything there is to it. Great place.