Name for me your Top 5 Must-See-Before-You-Die destinations

[IHateKeithSmart]

My list is US slanted b/c there's just so much cool sh1t to see in the US. Everyone is in a rush to get away, but this really is an amazing country. I have done a lot of international travel myself, but I am now focusing on US destinations.

1) Denali National Park - Alaska, US
2) The Amalfi Coast - Italy
3) The Grand Canyon - Arizona, US
4) Gothic Cathedral (1st in Spain) - Burgos, Spain
5) Shenandoah National Park - Virginia, US

[skipperbob]

Here's your itinerary by Month:
Jan. = Ice Hotel
Feb. = Austrian Tyrol
Mar. = St. Patricks Day in Dublin
Apr. = Spring skiing in Aspen
May = U.S. Naval Academy & Washington D.C.
June = Pebble Beach
July = WSOP
Aug. = Golf in Scotland
Sep. = Switz/Germany/Austria & Octoberfest in Munich
Oct. = Recover from Octoberfest
Nov. = GBR & Hamilton Island
Dec. = Home for the Holidays

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[superleeds]

1. The earth from the moon
2. Shanghai
3. The Keys
4. The Arctic
5. Swim with Dolphins

[Chobohoya]

I've always wanted to see the Pyramids and the Taj Mahal. Lately I've been hearing about Angor Wat, that would be amazing to see as well.

[toss]

The clear night sky over a desert on a new moon. Or from a tall mountain. Its breath taking.

[Reef]

honorable mention: Kamehameha School (Hawaii)



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[TheWorstPlayer]

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Lately I've been hearing about Angor Wat, that would be amazing to see as well.

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Angkor Wat is pretty cool. But after a few days in Cambodia it becomes "You've seen one really cool old temple, you've seen them all." The other things on my list are definitely cooler.

[xadrez]

1)Machu Picchu
2)Petra, Jordan
3)Victoria Falls
4)Taj Mahal
5)Seychelles

[djoyce003]

do a trip through the himalayas...I think that has to be on the list....you can get to everest base camp...don't have to climb it or anything but it would be awesome to see.

[toss]

Instead of making a trip solely to Cambodia it would be wiser to tour all of Southern Asia instead. Lots of attractions spread throughout. And if thats not enough to make you go a 5 star Hotel in Cambodia costs like $10 a night.