Aw man, my mom has always wanted to go to Austria. Would you ever go back, based on this experience, or no?
I've only been to the States, so that's all I can answer with. Still fitting though, not a fan.. Every place has it's positives though..
I hated being in Japan. I spent a month in Tokyo and I stayed in a tiny apartment, everything was super expensive and there was no nature to be seen! Not to mention that everyone spoke Japanese...
I went to Malaysia and about 3 in the morning I have to check out because I have an early train to catch. Told the receptionist I need a cab and I'm going to the train station. Unfortunately the cab driver can't speak english and the whole drive he keeps talking in his native language and just stopped in the middle of nowhere, where it so dark and asking me to get out and demanding me to pay him more than the right fare. Good thin another cab passed by and ask what is the problem. He help me and dropped me to the station. such a horrible experience.
Fair enough, go to Japan and speak English with them, they don't know they can't speak, they just keep saying yes... Sounds pretty bad kitkat, I wouldn't like to be in Malasya at 3AM lost in a cab!
I would probably say Indonesia because of the stifling heat and the dominance of religion. The vast majority of the population in Indonesia are Muslim and I just found it off-putting as I felt like a complete outsider. I am an atheist and I think all religion is nonsense so it wasn't really my cup of tea to be honest.
India - Bangalore. The traffic was soooo chaotic. If I were riding in my own car I don't think I would have made it to my destination but even the cab I took. . .
I really liked Ireland it looks so green and feels so fresh, a little bit magical also, like in mystery movies.
well, my favorite country its israel due to the view and the amazing places, i recomended to trvel to israel, it's really amazing place. The capital of Israel is Jerusalem. its amazing place!
I wouldn't like to travel to Israel because I am afraid of the war or isn't the war all over the country and there are safe places?
Dammit, i laughed more than i should have had. But seriously, expecting seeing nature in Tokyo? Did you even searched what you were getting into before traveling? For me it had to be Greece. It wasn't that bad, but there was something there that just put me off. It was too... boring.
I would say India. Because the heat was just excruciating! And it's just always crowded I found it hard to breathe. :-(
I haven't been to a lot of countries because I usually travel within the United States. The only countries I have been to are China and Canada. I like China because it is my hometown. I would say the least favorite country is Canada. I didn't like the food there much. I didn't spend a lot of time staying in Canada either.
The only other country that I have traveled to is the United States, so there's really nothing bad I have to say about traveling to the States, except that some of the people in New York can come across as being very rude and unkind, but, thankfully, not everyone was like that.
Sometimes in bigger cities like this I find myself easily intimidated because the people all want to get where they need to go and sometimes yes, they can be rude.
I've been to Thailand, and though the country and people are beautiful and nice, the weather was just excruciatingly hot. I don't know if I just came at the wrong season, but it was a definite downer to my vacation. Other than that, like I said, everything else about the country was great.
