Raindreamer

You can only see it from outside, if you’re not muslim.

I’d love to see Rajastan in North-West India.

Many of my friends and even my sis have been there and loved it. I’ve hear it is really beautiful and authentic site on earth. I am especially eagar to see the pink cities and the rat tembel. While I love Indian miniatures and Rajastan is a center of mastery that would be inspiring too.

I’ve been in Rajastan muslim wedding in Mumbai and it was quite lovely occasion.

On the top of all that it is rather close (relatively speaking) to the certain ruins of the Indus civilisation on the Indian side.

Stromboli is one of the Italian volcanic islands. What is particular of it is that it erupts frequently – almost every day – and is easy to visit. As I would love to see living volcano in action and I do love Italy, what would be better place to go?

My mothers big brother, who is well over 60 and has not travelled much, is going to go to this trip soon whit a friend, who has done it several times. It is supposed to be very beautiful this time of the year as the nature is in its autumn colours. Some people do suprise me – occasionally.

Indus culture is one of the most mysterious ancient cultures in the world and yet one of the most civilised in the western sense. And yet so few people are interested in it – what a shame.

I’d much rather saw Mohenjo Daro by the Indus river, a plase of thousand stories than Taj Mahal, a monument of one love story seen in all the picture. I suppose part of it is about not following the crowds, but I’ve been sincerly interested in Indus culture since I was about to become historician.

It was both indus culture and maya culture that made me interested in history and it would be lovely to see the places that have thus contributed on my future career.

Giving up this for Mardi Grass – basicly almost the same anyhow.

We spent one easterday in this beautiful baroque town. It is little off turist way, so it is nice and beautiful. That day stays in my mind like a beautiful dream.

It is supposed to be a delta ending in the middle of the desert full of wonderful flora and fauna. Ever since I saw a nature document of this place few years ago, I’ve wanted to see it.

There are several reasons, I would like to see these islands. First of all I am interested in polynesian culture in general and dance in special (know a little). Secondly the marine life is supposed to be amazing and third of all there is still some vulcanism in the islands, I suppose.

Also: would like to see a pearl farm and I hope the trip would seem a little a bit like adventure I dreamed as a child.

Would like to go off the beaten tract though and see the less turist filled places further from Tahiti. It would be nice to sail around with somebody.

One of the favourite places. Would love to live there. Just love it.