I just returned from a 6 week vacation abroad. I travelled to Uruquay, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Thailand and Nepal. I can say without a doubt the best and most wonderful time was in Thailand and Nepal. The country is beautiful, romantic and relaxing. The people were so friendly at times it seemed to be too much, but that was never the case.
In Nepal we travelled extensively even taking a private plane to the top of the world, Mt. Everest. We met some intresting climbers and some who were not so lucky during their attempt to reach the summit. Did anyone know that Mt. Everest grows every year by a 1/4 of an inch. It was to say the least breathtaking.
One city we vistied Bhaktapur was like stepping back in time. It was awesome to see how they lived 3000 years ago and still do to some extent.
Bangkok was enticing and the prices were absolutely out of this hemisphere. We had to buy two extra bags to bring all the loot home.
One of the biggest and astounding thing we learned was almost everyone spoke english fluently. They are really tied into the tourist business unlike Argentina, Bolivia, Chile or Brazil. Perhaps these countries could take a lesson from Nepal and Thailand. Tourism is booming threre in both countries. If you want them ( tourists ) it is best to learn to talk with them so you can sell them your country, your merchandise, products etc. It really works.
Would I go back? Certainly would. It was an experience I shall never forget.
As for Argnentina, well she does have a lot to offer and now I am going to spend some time touring this great place.
jedard
In Nepal we travelled extensively even taking a private plane to the top of the world, Mt. Everest. We met some intresting climbers and some who were not so lucky during their attempt to reach the summit. Did anyone know that Mt. Everest grows every year by a 1/4 of an inch. It was to say the least breathtaking.
One city we vistied Bhaktapur was like stepping back in time. It was awesome to see how they lived 3000 years ago and still do to some extent.
Bangkok was enticing and the prices were absolutely out of this hemisphere. We had to buy two extra bags to bring all the loot home.
One of the biggest and astounding thing we learned was almost everyone spoke english fluently. They are really tied into the tourist business unlike Argentina, Bolivia, Chile or Brazil. Perhaps these countries could take a lesson from Nepal and Thailand. Tourism is booming threre in both countries. If you want them ( tourists ) it is best to learn to talk with them so you can sell them your country, your merchandise, products etc. It really works.
Would I go back? Certainly would. It was an experience I shall never forget.
As for Argnentina, well she does have a lot to offer and now I am going to spend some time touring this great place.
jedard
