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List of stuff to do

I love me some list of stuff to do. Life goes so quick but it is still a good idea to put together a list of fun stuff you want to accomplish. Here are some travel items I have now:

• Exploring Paris like a local (while taking some epic pictures) is the ultimate vacation
• From the moment one steps onto the red sands of Petra, you are transported to a time of ancient civilisation
• Sunrise at Cappadocia
• Second-generation citizens, you’ll see your immigrant parents anew once you understand where they (and all their annoying/endearing quirks) come from
• Maybe its the Instagram-effect, but a week in an overwater bungalow in the South Pacific is a leading dream vacation
• Experience Ecuador's famous islands like Charles Darwin as you sail the Galapagos isles
• An Epic American Road Trip
• The phrase “you have to see it to believe it” might very well have originated from someone swimming amid bioluminescent critters
• From pristine Mediterranean waters to beautiful blue houses, island hopping in Greece has a little something for every globetrotter
• Most places you go in the world, people simply don’t tip
  
• Oktoberfest
• The castle sits on top of the ominous Castle Rock and the walk up The Royal Mile offers plenty to see and do from local shops, cafes and entertainment
• In Munich for 16 days a year, said beer is worshipped in giant, church-like tents, where the congregation -- dressed in dirndls and lederhosen -- celebrates this magnificent beverage by tossing back liters as if they were drams
• The weather in Macho Picchu can be extremely unpredictable so be sure to carry layers, however the best time to visit is from May to September
• If you are planning to visit the Grand Canyon in Northern Arizona, be sure to set aside plenty of time and lots of energy
• The region is known for its hot air balloon flight at dawn where you can witness the rise of dozens of these colourful balloons spawning up from the mountains
• Nothing says U-S-A than a road trip; the epitome of American adventure
• The physical principles are similar to neon lights -- but it’s the frickin’ sun pelting the earth’s magnetic field
• Participants throw squashed tomatoes at each other following a tradition that started in the mid-1940s
• Visit the Grand Canyon
• Visit a Castle
• China -- huge, diverse, ancient -- is a gastronome’s dream
• It’s a universe unto itself, with but one true way to drink it all in: Channel your inner Jacques Cousteau, rent a sailboat, and sail your way around the tropical Elysium of islands
• Rock out in Rio -- double points if it’s during Carnival
• We Westerners are soft
• Breathe in the smelly canals of Venice and linger after-hours in Piazza San Marco once the crowds have thinned
• The stark contrast of the Pyramids looming over the bustling megalopolis of Cairo is a sight in and of itself, but pales in comparison to standing up close and personal to one of the world’s most famous and mysterious landmarks
• The quiet, forest-like Highgate Cemetery in London feels far from the city center in the best way, and is well-stocked with recognizable residents: Karl Marx and Douglas Adams, to start with
  
• Road trip the Australian coast from Sydney to Melbourne
• Seek fresh shrimp cocktails in Cartagena, doner kebabs in Istanbul, jerk chicken in Kingston, soup dumplings in Shanghai, sugary churros in Mexico City, and deep-fried pork belly in Bangkok
• Alaskan Cruise
• Dubai’s Burj Khalifa is the world’s tallest building (for now, at least)
• More than the actual structure, it is the epic story that draws millions of visitors to it each year
• Ancient fortunes and long traditions of hospitality built a foundation for modern civilization that endures today
• Whether you’re dining at a Michelin Star-sodden restaurant in San Sebastian, or grabbing a quick late-night glass of Txakoli and a cheap round of pintxos at a dimly lit bar, this region straddling the coastal border of Spain and France has something for everyone to nibble on
• Egyptian Pyramids have been standing resolutely for thousands of years
• You know the names: Machu Picchu, Pompei, Angkor Wat, Easter Island, Perta
• Few places on Earth are true paradises
• Whether it’s following in Elizabeth’s footsteps from Eat, Pray, Love or forging out your own palatable path, you will discover that Italian cuisine is unique, wholesome and rich in natural flavour
• Now you don’t need to scale Mount Everest to prove you can trek the Himalayas, there are plenty of trails on the mountain range to suit all adventure seekers
• Cherry Blossom Season in Japan
• Hit the museums in Florence and eat Parma ham in Parma
  
• If you want to escape the crowds and discover surfing spots of your own, you are spoilt for choice amongst the 13,000 islands
• Ravish that bowl
• This one is for all you photographers looking for your next big creative project, or even if you just want some extraordinary pictures to share on social media
• Explore Wildlife in Serengeti
• One of the best ways to take in the glory of the Alaskan glaciers is by being one with the sea
• Island-hop the Caribbean
• Let the history of Earth’s greatest cultures sink into your bones
• We recommend visiting the Great Wall around Beijing during the pleasant months of the year – either March to May in Spring or September to November during Autumn
• The only inhabitable section of Iceland is its edge -- pretty much everything else is either a volcano, a glacier, or an active Game of Thrones set -- and the road that encircles it is quintessentially a trip you can take only one place on the planet
• If you had to choose just one activity to do in China, walk the Great Wall of China
• Stretching across over 21,000km it may not be possible to walk across the full stretch of the Great Wall, however the site is worth a visit
• Bora Bora
• We all know that Susan Sontag quote, “I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list
• See the Northern Lights
• Underrated among New Zealand’s abundance of rad nature is the magnificent Bay of Islands, in the North Island of New Zealand
• Indonesian Surfing
• Italian Culinary Experience
  
• Mad bonus points if you can also see the harder-to-reach Southern Lights
• The Japanese know the secret to enjoying good ramen is eating loudly, proudly
• You can do Angkor or the Parthenon or any number of cities long deceased
• Yes, some states now allow weed sales, and other countries are jumping on the legalization train (hello Uruguay!), but Amsterdam will always hold a place for all psychotropically inclined travelers
• If you have a few weeks to spare you may be able to do a full blown east-bound coast to coast trip, starting from the colourful city of San Francisco and ending right across the country in the Big Apple - New York City
• Explore the Great Barrier Reef
• The scenic route between Australia’s two biggest cities whisks you through 900 miles of astonishing natural beauty via Grand Pacific Drive, hugging the southeast corner of the continent
• Worshipped by Hindus, the mother Ganges has a powerful and spiritual aura that connects its turquoise glow to the lush valleys it waters across 1,500 miles
• The fairy-tale region of Cappadocia has had tremulous history enthralling enough to match its unbelievable landscape
• The Great Barrier Reef is home to a wide diversity of living creatures from whales, dolphins, sea turtles, dugongs and porpoises to over 1500 species of fish and billions of other tiny marine organisms
• Cruise the Amazon River
• Jordan’s Lost City
• Northern Lights
• So if you’re going to tip, why not tip big? This is your moment to be that celebrity who leaves a 1,000% tip on a bill and making the server’s entire year
• The amazing landscapes of Iceland are one of 2018's bucket list travel experience
• If you’re lucky you will be able to spot the Big Five during your time on a Game Drive
• Or go even more mystical into ancient Mexico with a visit to Calakmul
• The planet’s penthouse, resplendent with jaw-dropping views, instantly becomes a backdrop to any metaphysical, self-seeking exploration you wish to take
• Stay in an Igloo
  
• See the Taj Mahal
• Trek the Himalayas
• Exercise your chakra, immerse yourself in ancient meditative practices, and explore the inner workings of your soul
• La Tomatina Festival
• Welp, they’re not coming to you, that’s for sure
• Swim in its glacier-cold headwaters as it first trickles out of the Himalayan snowmelt, or light a prayer candle to send downstream
• Salar de Uyuni
• The Northern Lights in Iceland are must-see experience for globe trotters all over the world
• Cruises and other leisure-oriented ships often adapt this Navy tradition into something tamer, yet memorable
• The vast Serengeti is known for its rich ecosystem, game reserves and primarily the largest mammal migration in the world
• You know why Europeans have a reputation as being less modest at the beach? Tiny bathing suits, lounging topless, getting basketball-colored tans over months, giving precisely zero damns about what you think? It’s because so many of them grew up idolizing the zillions of shaggy-cliffed, sugar-sanded beaches that ring the islands and southern edge of their continent
• Some on this list are more questionab
• You may not speak Japanese or Gaelic, but alcohol is a universal language
• An igloo stay may seem extreme, but it is exceedingly doable! Today’s igloos have every modern day amenity and are tightly packed with almost everything you will need for your stay
• Grand Canyon
• Walk Across the Great Wall of China
• One of the greatest treasures down under, the Great Barrier Reef sits just off the coast of Queensland and is over 2,000km of coral reef ecosystem
• The 15th-century Inca citadel Machu Pichu receives over one million visitors every year making it a top tourist destination
• This glow is caused by dinoflagellates, a plankton that lights up when agitated
• Hitting up multiple countries is easy when you get creative with your modes of transportation: grab a crazy-cheap flight across the Atlantic, crisscross Europe on some drop-dead gorgeous train routes, then board a cruise and sail around the most stunning Greek Isles
• Glimpse at the improbable sandstone beach cliff Wedding Cake Rock
  
• Machu Picchu
• Make five new friends in an Irish pub
• Measuring just over 13,000 miles, your walk down even a tiny fraction of it will make you feel as if you’ve accomplished something superhuman
• You can drink Scotch anywhere, but only in Scotland can you sip it straight from the barrel (they just call it “whisky,” by the way)
• You might be rolling like Facebook just acquired your startup, hot-tubbing in your own private overwater bungalow in Bora Bora, or going on $5 a day in humble digs in Phuket or Nicaragua
• The German answer to our Interstate system features 12,000 miles of federally controlled highway, two-thirds of which has no speed limit
• Ascend to one of the observation decks, located on floors 124, 125, and 148 -- at 555 meters, it’s almost as high as the tip of the Freedom Tower’s spire -- or book a table at Atmosphere on
• The ideal time to catch Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights in the North) is during winter – with crucial viewing time being 8pm to 2am
• Navigating the vehicular language barrier found in most of the former British Empire (and Japan) can be terrifying, but curiously rewarding once you get a grip on it
• It doesn’t matter if you consider yourself socially awkward: You'd have to be in a literal coma to spend an hour in an Irish pub without making a half-dozen new pals, two of whom are probably destined to appear in your wedding
• This is why you travel, after all: To spin your brain around on its axis
• These mountain gorillas in Rwanda are an endangered species found only in the border areas between Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• This one is for the foodies
• There is no better way to know a country’s cuisine than digging into a gloriously cheap, home-style meal served from a street cart or food stall
• Stick to the cooler months of the year when the air is clear: from April to November
• Pass the night in one of Prague’s many dance clubs or cavernous underground bars, or watch the city glisten from above on Petrin Hill
• Surfing in Indonesia became a worldwide phenomenon in the 1960s and 70s, and is today a multimillion dollar industry for the country
• Antarctica's frozen tundras should be on every traveler's must-see list
  
• Ideally a top choice on anyone’s bucket list, the Northern Lights are one of nature’s spectacular wonders
• Don’t think of Canada as empty and cold
• You can easily see Petra in a day, but we recommend reaching as soon as the gates open at 6am
• Move your soul in Seoul
• Once you're in the swing of things and singing songs with the locals, tell your new drinking buddies that "the craic is 90,” then ask them what it means
• Give yourself a week to make the full trip and to get acquainted with the bizarro nature and the friendly small-townsfolk of the world’s very edge
• Start in the Xinjiang (Uyghur) region in the northwest for hand-pulled noodles with lamb swimming in chili- and cumin-laced broth, a bowl so good you might never eat lo mein again
• Think about the last time you returned home with foreign currency -- heck, you’ve probably still got Thai baht or one-cent euros jingling around the bottom of your purse, creating struggles at the checkout counter every time
• See the insides of a castle
• The area proven to have one of the world’s bluest skies consists of 144 subtropical islands and miles and miles of undeveloped coastal beaches
• The American melting pot is all about cultural assimilation, but everyone traces back to somewhere -- and that search for heritage can be powerful stuff
• The ideal location for this is Oceania, hammocked under a swaying palm on the island of Yap
• Machu Picchu is on every adventure seekers bucket list and its clear why

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