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November 26, 2007 Travel 4 Comments

I love traveling. It is like an addiction to leave where I live and go somewhere different. There are so many places in the world that I have not seen. There is never enough time nor the money to see them all.

There is a bestselling book called “1000 places to see before you die”. I have not read it yet, but I found an accompanying website that even has an interactive “make your own list tool“.

So here is my list, not necessarily in a certain order, of places I would like to see and things I would like to do.

Walk on the Perito Moreno glacier in Patagonia, Argentina

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Stand in awe and look at Machu Picchu (done- october 2008)

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Take a canopy ride in Costa Rica (done- September 2008)

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Stand at the Wailing wall in Jerusalem, Israel


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Take a boat ride on the Amazon River


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Snorkel in the Grand Reef in Australia


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Fly over the Nazca Lines in Peru


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See the Moai statues on Easter Island in Chile

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Walk among the wild life on Galapagos, Ecuador


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There is also a list floating around online from BBC “50 places to visit before you die”. Looks like the original URL does not exist anymore. The places marked in bold, I have already visited.

  1. The Grand Canyon USA (Dec 08)
  2. Great Barrier Reef Australia
  3. Florida USA
  4. South Island New Zealand
  5. Cape Town South Africa
  6. Golden Temple India
  7. Las Vegas USA
  8. Sydney Australia
  9. New York USA
  10. Taj Mahal India
  11. Canadian Rockies Canada
  12. Uluru Australia
  13. Chichen Itza Mexico
  14. Machu Picchu Peru (Oct 2008)
  15. Niagara Falls Canada / USA
  16. Petra Jordan
  17. The Pyramids Egypt
  18. Venice Italy
  19. Maldives Maldives
  20. Great Wall China
  21. Victoria Falls Zambia / Zimbabwe
  22. Hong Kong China
  23. Yosemite National Park USA
  24. Hawaii USA
  25. Auckland New Zealand
  26. Iguassu Falls Argentina / Brazil
  27. Paris France
  28. Alaska USA
  29. Angkor Wat Cambodia
  30. Himalayas Nepal / Tibet
  31. Rio de Janeiro Brazil
  32. Masai Mara Kenya
  33. Galapagos Islands Ecuador
  34. Luxor Egypt
  35. Rome Italy
  36. San Francisco USA
  37. Barcelona Spain
  38. Dubai Arab Emirates
  39. Singapore Singapore
  40. La Digue Seychelles
  41. Sri Lanka Sri Lanka
  42. Bangkok Thailand (March 2009)
  43. Barbados Barbados
  44. Iceland Iceland
  45. Terracotta Army China
  46. Zermatt Switzerland
  47. Angel Falls Venezuela
  48. Abu Simbel Egypt
  49. Bali Indonesia
  50. Bora Bora French Polynesia

According to another website, who created a calculator, I will be 134 years old by the time I will hve visited these 50 places. Well, I guess there is hope…

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Currently there are "4 comments" on this Article:

  1. xiong says:

    I have never travel out of California and this past summer I went to visit the east coast. It is so different from the west coast. I can’t believe the different ways in which people live and how great this world is. I also want to visit some of the places you mention. One of my dream vacation is to go visit Thailand, my birth place.

  2. enars says:

    I’ve seen Perito Moreno glacier and I must say it was hard to take my eyes off it, even after 4 hours ow watching it was not enough. Definitely a must see attraction in Argentina.

  3. [...] which was part of my school’s Global Studies program. The trip fulfilled some of the Places in the World, I want to see…  The Latin American culture is very dear to my heart, due to my bonds to Argentina, as well [...]

  4. [...] to the end of the South American continent and walking on the Perito Moreno glacier has been on my list of places to travel for a while now. It looks like that it will become a reality in a few days. I will be heading South [...]

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