Rank your travels

[jahannam]

lifestyle? lol
same xxxx different state
for a moment I thought you were talking about the lifestyle in old Egypt or something...

[gorsenvadz]

i still havent been to new york, i wanna see how different the lifestyle is over there. itll be weird to go there for a few weeks and come back to cali

i might go in sept lol

[anileve]

Well I have only one goal in my life and that is to travel all over the world, or at least most of it. Since we have a combination of Armenians and non-Armenians from various locations, and I am sure each one of you traveled somewhere, perhaps you could share your thoughts. Where have you been and what you liked the most about the place? Where would you like to go and what would you like to see, and why? Or perhaps tell us why you like the place you live in now...

[TJ]

I dont like new york or america for that. I want to go live in Armenia again and travel around Europe as much as i can. I also want to visit brazil and maybe go to japan.

[Anonymouse]

Well, born in Armenia, I've only been to Moscow from there, then to Canada, a city called Gander(???), maybe I misspelled it, and then to New York, and then to L.A. That is as far as "traveling".

Of course since I have lived here in California, I've been to Baja, California, S.F., Vegas, Tahoe, San Luis Obispo, Pismo Beach.

As you can see, I haven't really travelled, but from those places above, I'd rank Pismo Beach, San Luis Obispo, and Tahoe, at top.

[Dan]

1) Czech Republic. To be exact, Prague. The BEST place on earth. WOW.. Passed through Germany but didn't stay there long enough to enjoy anything.

2) United Kingdom. England to be exact. London. Don't remember much of it, but I remember having a good time there.

3) Lebanon. Has a certain taste to it, depends on whether or not you like that sorta life, but especially of late, the whole country is being renovated (post civil war). Baalbek is a must visit. And then there are the kyoughagan sherchannereh, which I absolutely LOVE!!!! Like there were farmers and all that. Very simple life. I don't know, but it was very appealing to me. Sometimes I need to get out of the city and get into nature. Lots of Armenians in Anjar.

4) Syria. Haleb. (hiya fstkhnan ) It was OK. The trip was brutal. Cos I went there by passing the border from Lebanon in a car. It took us ages to pass through the border... Stayed there for 2-3 days. Went to see what I call "halebi perteh" haha.. It was great. I even have some pics of it.

5) Armenia. Yerevan. I was only a year and a half then, I have some pics of the trip with my mom. Don't remember anything at all (well, just very small details). So I wouldn't know if it was good or bad. Different ages, different experience.

6) Canada. Toronto. It sucks big time. If you want to learn Chinese, this is the place to be. You can't see anything but Chinese and (Asian) Indians here. Dead city. Whiney people. Dumb politicians. Avoid.

I will hopefully be visiting Armenia some time during the next 2 years (was thinking about going and doing my Master's there and at the same time teaching English as a second language, but am not sure yet). I might go to Liverpool to do my Master's. I will be visiting L.A. this summer... So I'll see you all there.

[dstyle]

1) Artsakh
2) Armenia
3) barcelona
4) france
5) san sebastian

[ckBejug]

1) Armenia

Pretty much the only place outside of the US that I've been to when I was old enough to actually realize/remember how awesome it was.

In California? Lake Arrowhead, Sequioa, Yosemite. (Camping is great). And, of ccourse, Camp Kesab. <-- fun times.

Also been to:

Canada (Montreal and Alberta)
France
Italy
England
Africa
Syria
Lebanon

Up next (not in any kind of order):

Armenia
Canada
Prague
France
Italy
Greece
Spain
Japan
Brazil
Venezuela
Fiji
Bermuda
Africa
North Carolina

[dstyle]

Camp kessab lol. sux that it closed down ha kesabtzis lol. no but it was a cool place.

my next place 2 go is in order hopefully
rosarito, vegas again, and lebanon.

[Inna]

well i was born in Baku, Azerbaijan..lived there for about four years...visited Georgia (the country)
moved to Armenia..lived there for about 3 years...visited Ukraine and Moscow..lived and still living in a small town in North Carolina..(been to Charlotte, Winston-salem, g-boro, raleigh, chapel hill, ashville, ashboro, and the mountains of NC)....never been to the NC coast though, hear its pretty nice over there.
and i've visited NYC, went to pick cherries in Virginia, and i've been to Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach, and Orlando (all of which is in Florida)

of all the places that i visited, not lived, NYC was the best..hope to live there one day

p.s. the rest of the world i experienced through educational television shows and books