If You Wanted To Visit A Country Full Of Culture, Where Would You Go?

[flabbybody]

my first choice would be UK. although the language barrier would be a struggle

[Jericho]

my first choice would be UK. although the language barrier would be a struggle

lol.
Don't worry...We make allowances!

[EvaCassini]

lol I would love to meet him, May, and Hammond...anyone got the hook up?

I know there are a lot of Englishmen here.

You hook me up, I'll hook you up!

[surf4490]

Just stay south of Newcastle

[dderek123]

I liked Thailand (lived there for 5 yrs). It offers a bit of everything for a tourist. The culture is very different from American or Canadian cultures. If you go to Chiangmai there are elephant camps which will let you take care of an elephant for a week (mahoot). That was one of the things on my bucketlist but never got around to it.

Also, I heard Cambodia is great. The people are supposed to be really really nice. Never got around to going there either.

For me, I would like to go to Iceland next. Would love to go hiking and offroading to see some of the really cool nature (reminds me of parts of Canada). Also the people are supposed to be very unique (beautiful blonde viking women).

[Vladimir Putin]

The United Kingdom.

[Silcc69]

Either Sweden or Japan. Sweden because they're so free sexually over there and Japan because of all the bad ass tech that comes out of there.

[robertlouis]

Edinburgh has just celebrated the greatest and largest arts festival in the world for the 66th time since 1947.

So, if it's culture you want, Scotland in August is hard to beat.

[Ben]

Like, seriously. Somewhere full of nature, not so robotic, where people have real gatherings, and make things by hand, etc. Where would you visit?

Iceland. No joke. It looks interesting.... Not entirely sure if they "make things by hand." I mean, maybe the North West Territories would fit the bill.

[robertlouis]

If I wanted a cultural immersion in the US I'd head for Austin.

Did SXSW 7 years ago and loved every minute.