Jessiethe3rd

Cork region was where I spent the good majority of time in Ireland. An awesome place with even more awesome people! Lots of great things to do and if you go just travel to bed and breakfast’s for the best time.

Cork region was where I spent the good majority of time in Ireland. An awesome place with even more awesome people! Lots of great things to do and if you go just travel to bed and breakfast’s for the best time.

Spent most of my time in London’s Knightbridge area… was not happy. Everything else about the city was great. England is a beautiful country.

Spent most of my time in London’s Knightbridge area… was not happy. Everything else about the city was great. England is a beautiful country.

India is a majestic land full of contrasts between your wildest imagination. It’s a walking contradiction but a wonderful country. I travelled to Dehli and a small mountain retreat called Dharadun. I had a great time while I was there. The people were slightly rude to me because I have darker skin and I was with a lot of white people. That was the only thing that irked me. Its a beautiful country, however, it is rather polluted (in more ways then one.)

The people, the food, the fun… Thailand is a great place. I would like to go back to visit Phucket and the other islands, however, I had a great time in Bangkok (lots of shopping).

If you are a US citizen Japan will shock you. It’s the oxymoron of American life (small, efficient in everything, clean, and peaceful). While of course America has many of these things the Japanese seem to do things completely different from a social prospective. A great place to visit. Spent most of my time in Tokyo and would like to go back to Kyoto.

The history, the art, the people… all good things. The bad, massive Chinese influence, the poverty, and the desolation. Tibet is definitely worth visiting. Do Lhasa in a day or two – get out of the city into the country side. It’s a great place.

Bhutan was an unsoiled land in 2001. No cable television, and very little western influence. That seems to be changing, however, from what I hear it’s still a great place. I was in Bhutan for 2 weeks… great place. Go during October or festival season for some great experiences.

I spent most of my time in Katmandu and enjoyed every second of it. The people, the smells, the life… ahhh… I was back there in 2001 so it has been a while but I can say it is an amazing place. It is polution laden like many of the cities on the foothills of the mountains so bring a wet dew rage to wrap around your face – it can get bad.