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| 1. | La Ceiba
Honduras: Atlantida |
3 people |
| 2. | Tibet
China 2 cheers |
774 people |
| 3. | Mongolia
Asia 3 cheers |
1,445 people |
| 4. | Singapore
Asia |
1,649 people |
| 5. | Malaysia
Asia 3 cheers |
1,354 people |
| 6. | Petronas Towers
Malaysia: Federal Territory: Kuala Lumpur 3 cheers |
55 people |
| 7. | Seattle
United States: Washington State: King County |
3,284 people |
| 8. | Congo, Democratic Republic of the
Africa 2 cheers |
428 people |
| 9. | Tibet
Asia 3 cheers |
2,045 people |
| 10. | Oak Island
Canada: Nova Scotia: Lunenburg 1 cheer |
8 people |
| 11. | Nepal
Asia |
2,959 people |
| 12. | Zimbabwe
Africa 1 cheer |
643 people |
| 13. | New Zealand
Australia/Oceania 5 cheers |
10,809 people |
| 14. | Antarctica
1 cheer |
4,056 people |
| 15. | Chile
South America |
3,408 people |
| 16. | Argentina
South America 2 cheers |
3,962 people |
| 17. | Egypt
Africa 2 cheers |
9,100 people |
| 18. | India
Asia 1 cheer |
8,294 people |
| 19. | Italy
Europe 2 cheers |
13,927 people |
| 20. | Norway
Europe |
4,177 people |
| 21. | British Columbia
Canada 3 cheers |
1,618 people |
I went to the air show in Oshkosh way back in the day. It was awesome. Saw the Harrier Jet back when it was still a pretty sweet phenomenon. And it was the last flights of the British Airways Concord Jet.
over 5 years agoI was young, but it was beautiful. Even as a child I was able to barter for a few items at the market. Fresh fruits, great tea, spectacular beaches and waves (I got rolled pretty bad once while I was swimming). Bali is a definite destination to visit or, for me, return to!
over 7 years agoThe best way to experience Angkor Wat is this 10 Step Process ;)
1. Arrive in Siem Reap by taxi from Poi Pet (from Arunyaprutet, Thailand – from Bangkok). You’ll drive the rockiest road you’ve ever been on… for 4 hours! Yay!
2. Find a guesthouse. I suggest the Red Lodge (www.redlodgeangkor.com)
3. Find a Tuk-Tuk driver that will take you around Angkor Wat the next morning
4. Tell them to pick you up at least an hour before sunrise (figure out what time that would be)
5. (The next morning) Take the tuk-tuk to Angkor Wat (soak up the morning air) and don’t forget a flashlight! It’ll really help when walking in to the temples in the dark.
6. Find yourself a spot overlooking the square pond. It’ll be the north side of the main path. If you want to you can borrow a chair from one of the little restaurant shops on the northside by the trees. But definitely have breakfast there after the sun is up. Some really great food!
7. Take loads of pictures as the beauty and scene will change with every minute of the sunrise. Get the temples reflecting off the pond… ooo, fantastic!
8. Run around the Temples for a while, there’s many of them to see.
9. Check out the sweet Discovery Channel/Nat’l Geographic video on Angkor Wat while having lunch at one of the little cafes
10. Pay your tuk-tuk drivers well, offer them a coke. And after a day of walking around the Temples, nothing is better than the best and cheapest foot/body massages you’ll ever get in Siem Reap. So cash in on that.
over 7 years ago
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