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37 places I want to go   49 places I've been
  2. 1. Hampi
    India: South India: Karnataka
    3 cheers     		31 people
  3. 2. Borobudur Stupa
    Indonesia
    2 cheers     		47 people
  4. 3. Cornell University
    United States: New York State: Upstate: Tompkins County: Ithaca
    2 cheers     		5 people
  5. 4. Arunachal Pradesh
    India: North-East India
    		2 people
  6. 5. Burma
    Asia
    		712 people
  7. 6. Uluru
    Australia: Northern Territory: Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
    		581 people
  8. 7. Gold Coast
    Australia: Queensland
    1 cheer     		225 people
  9. 8. Machu Picchu
    Peru: Cusco Region
    		3,459 people
  10. 9. Patagonia
    Argentina
    		708 people
  11. 10. Esfahān
    Iran
    		65 people
  12. 11. Samarkand
    Uzbekistan
    		37 people
  13. 12. Paris
    France: Ile de France
    		6,897 people
  14. 13. Bhutan
    Asia
    		954 people
  15. 14. Lake Titicaca
    Bolivia: La Paz (Departamento)
    		84 people
  16. 15. Tibet
    Asia
    		2,043 people
  17. 16. Goa
    India: West India
    		455 people
  18. 17. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
    India
    		79 people
  19. 18. Hagia Sophia
    Turkey: Istanbul
    		255 people
  20. 19. Mizoram
    India: North-East India
    		2 people
  21. 20. Dadra and Nagar Haveli
    India: West India
    		1 person
  22. 21. China
    Asia
    1 cheer     		5,883 people

Recent entries

Negombo, Sri Lanka

A charming little town

with three-star beach resorts that exhude all the ambience of a 1970’s Bollywood paradise, added with some great food and great music. Alas, I was only transitting overnight through Lanka, and not quite travelling to the place.

over 7 years ago

Appenzell, Appenzell Innerrhoden

Appunzel.

Mainland Europe’s loneliest canton, it has its own brand of cheese, and has given voting rights to women as recently as 1990.

over 7 years ago

Golden Triangle, Chiang Saen

10 kilometres out of Chaeng San,

is a place you won’t be interested in unless you fancy maps. The tourist operators call it the ‘Golden Triangle’, it’s a tiny speck on the Mekong coastline where Thailand’s magnificient north-south highway lies next to a Burmese casino, which in turn, is on the other side of vast Laotian forests.

Golden Triangle… four languages, three countries, one river.

over 7 years ago
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