Japan and Malta definitely. I'd also add Cyprus to that list.
None at all, it's not like it is here at all.
I've been to Greece. On the roads over there, they are very similar to way they are in many other parts of Europe - notably France, Italy, Spain - even Lebanon... they drive like maniacs, no one cares if you have a drivers license, they speed excessively, and many places that are accident hot spots aren't insured.
yeah they are a popular tourist attraction, but if I went there my main focus would be the stones at Baalbek, Temple of Jupiter etc... some of the most amazing historical sites has Lebanon.Well that just goes to show how true my previous post is - I had no idea such a place existed there, and I've been all around the country. That's something new to add to my bucket list - thanks for bringing it to my attention brother
Oh yes that's one of the biggest tourist attractions. I always go there on my trips - even though they are in a fairly remote part of the country. When you walk through the ruins of those palaces, they are so huge, you wonder just how the Phoenicians managed get them up. I mean I know they had pully systems but damn... they are HUGE.
Boggles the mind.Oh yes that's one of the biggest tourist attractions. I always go there on my trips - even though they are in a fairly remote part of the country. When you walk through the ruins of those palaces, they are so huge, you wonder just how the Phoenicians managed get them up. I mean I know they had pully systems but damn... they are HUGE.
Temple of Jupiter
Temple of Bacchus
My cousin is doing his bucks in Vegas next year. I'd like to go to the USA but not just to see Vegas for 3 days, so I'll go to Vegas for the weekend, catch a flight back to LA, then start Contiki in LA (which ends up going through Vegas again for another 2 nights), and then travel through Route 66, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Albuquerque, Dallas, Little Rock, Memphis, New Orleans, Panama City Beach, Orlando, Miami, Daytona Beach, Kennedy Space Center, Savannah, Charleston, Richmond, DC, Phily, then finish up in the Big Apple!
Farout. I reckon it would've taken at least 10 minutes for everyone to get on that thing and pose for that photo lol.
Nice - sort of a cross between the grottos of Capri Island - Italy and Jenolan Caves - Australia
If you go to Vietnam, take a side trip to Cambodia. Siem reap opened my eyes to how fucked up humans can be, walking overothe bones and clothes buried in the killing fields was sad andS21 prison gave a good overview ofothe attrocities committed by Pol Pot and the Khmer rouge. But the region around Angkor wat was beautiful. Just ensure you take a dump at the hotels before roaming. Still has loads of squat toilets which aren't a drawcard in my opinion. But I also enjoyed floating down the river in Laos in a tire tube. It was fun floating from beer vendor to beer vendor and getting to stop and explore some caves along the way. Vietnam was nice, but Laos and Cambodia were like stepping into the past. Recommend going from Laos--vietnam-- Cambodia.
Love this...None at all, it's not like it is here at all.
Where else in the world would you see a Mosque and Church that are literally neighbours?