Popular places to visit in your country

Wow! I really can't believe I'm the first one from the United States to respond. I'm from New York, in the USA. There are a lot of great places in the U.S. to visit. Some of the popular ones are New York City, Disney World (in Florida), Hawaii, and out west in the Rockies and the Yellow Stone National Park. I know there are tons of other places! I'm actually anxious to hear more ideas from another US resident!

Popular places to visit in my country is the marina beach.It is the longest beach in the world.Another popular place over here is kerala which is called God's own country.There the backwaters are very good for boat riding or for staying in a boat house.Then comes the Taj Mahal which is created in Agra.It is one of the wonders of the world build by an emperor for his loving life.Then is the himalayas in which there is snow most of the time.In south India the temples are worth watching.

Aiyoh, so many places of interest to visit in Malaysia. First head to Penang, well known for her beaches and food galore.Curry mee, where ? Lorong Se Ratus Tahun, of course.How about the famous Penang char kueh tiaw? It is the two sisters at McAlister Road. And not forgetting the Penang Road chendol which is crowded all day long.Penang is also famous for its laksa called Penang Laksa in Itam.In fact Penang is a food haven.Then we hit south to Kuala Lumpur to visit Sunway Lagoon, you can spend the whole afternoon enjoying the rides. We can visit the Petronas Twins Towers,at one time the highest building in the world. We can also make our fortune at Genting Highland Casino.Besides, we have many islands to explore. There are more much more to see.

Well, since I am also from here, here are the places you should visit if you are touring Malaysia. Do not miss historical Malacca. See the Old fort, take a river ride, climb onto that fake Portuguese ship, climbed up ST Paul and St. John's Hill and taste all the good Malacca delicacies. You must taste the chicken rice ball across the bridge where the OCBS stand, adjacent to Hereen Street. At night, do not miss 'flea market' famous Jonker Street. Also do not forget to taste the famous fish being grilled to your heart's pleasure in Portuguese Settlement.Also scout around for the famous wantan mee and teh fish porridge in Mata Kuching Road. In Penang, go to the beach and have a few hours of sun fun and surf. Enjoy the famous char keuy tiau in Jalan Rahmat as well the the Hokkien mee served by the Two sisters in Anson Road. I will leave other fellow Malaysian s to recommend other places and food delights.

Hi, The Asia system supporting center of my previous company is in Malaysia, so I know some friends from Malaysia. I have the impression of that some Malaysian can speak both English and Chinese, and they come to China as high level manager in foreign company. Nice to meet you.

i have visited your country way back in 1995. i have been to kuala lumpur but that time petronas tower was not yet constructed. i also visited the state of kedah, perlis and penang. if i'm not mistaken penang bridge is the longest or second longest bridge in asia. I'm from the Philippines like you i love my country. most notable places to visit in the Philippines are the world renowned beaches in boracay and palawan. worth to mention also are the provinces of bohol, ilocos, davao and cebu. actually there are more places to visit in the philippines. you can check this site for more info and pictures http://www.pinoyislands.com

Well, in Portugal you can't miss cities like Porto. Lots of architechtonic and cultural things to see. In Lisbon there are many things too but it's a bit more chaotic of a town, it's the capital after all. A more obscure place I personally suggest is Óbidos, lovely little ancient and medieval town. Spent couple of summers at least there.

Las Vegas is a popular attraction in my country, and not far from that is the Grand Canyon. But many people live in the interior of the USA and for those it is attractive to go to one of our two beautiful coasts. It is a LONG way to drive from one coast to the other, taking most people a week or more. We have many nice rivers and mountains with parks and that sort of thing, and in the cities we have different kinds of museums and art galleries to visit and the theaters, both live and the cinemas. One of my favorite places to go is the botanical garden. Here is one list of 10 "best" botanical gardens in the US. I have only been to one garden on this list, but it happens to be number one on this list: http://blog.hotelclub.com/the-10-best-botanic-gardens-in-the-us/ Another one I like was not on that list, but it was lovely: http://www.huntington.org/huntingtonlibrary.aspx?id=210&linkidentifier=id&itemid=210

Hello. I have been to Malaysia. A very beautiful country. The City of Kuala Lumpur is so beautiful and impressive. I am in Canada, in Vancouver. It is avery beautiful city too, on the west coast of the country, on the Pacific coast. There are many attractions in the country too. One of the favourite places for visitors and tourists is the Banff National Park on the Rocky Mountains, a very scenic national park.

Hey vingyan06 I am from India and you might have heard that India is having plenty of tourist and popular places to visit. Every year lots of foreign peoples are coming to visit various parts of India. In our country we are having the great monument i.e. TALMAHAL , Gate way of India, India Gate, Sundarban the great delta. India's main attraction is Kashmir which is being called switzerland of India. In India there are number of important & popular places. I invite you to visit India and you will find our country as your home. pkc3000

You like your country eh? I like mine too! I live in the Philippines and we have three big major Islands here! The best place would be in Baguio City! Cool tropical climate and the also called the City of Pines! It's our county's summer capital as well! See you around.

Hi, I live in Australia, which is always a popular tourist destination although a long way away for most of the worlds population! My home city is The Gold Coast in Queensland which is one of the most popular places for tourists to visit. Much of the city revolves around tourism. Other popular places are Cairns and The Great Barrier Reef in Queensland, Darwin and Uluru in The Northern Territory and the state of Tasmania is also really beautiful! A lot of people from overseas seem to want to visit Sydney for some reason, but I do not see the attraction in visiting the place. It is built around a really beautiful harbour, but it is just like any other large city once you are there!

hi,vingyan06,my country is China,sure you have heard it very well.Many geografical sightseeing places here.Great wall, forbidden palace,tibert,shuzhou garden, and also many tasty food.If you've got a chance,it's worth to come here.good day!

USA is a great country to visit, the national parks in USA are the best in the world. Check out this USA travel guide site:http://www.visitusa.com/, to get information while planning to travel.

Yellowstone park is a popular place to visit in my state, as well as Devil's Tower. I've been to Yellowstone, but not Devil's Tower. I've never been to Malaysia, it looks like a beautiful country. I love to travel, and I think everybody should travel outside their country, even if only they can do it one time. It's a real eye opener.

Well; India has a lot to offer to travellers . It has a lot for both budget tourists as well as the rich and very rich . You can visit Goa for its beaches , Hill stations in North and East or North East - Shimla , Manali ,Darjeeling , Ranikhet,Nainital,Ladakh ,Srinagar and many more . Southern Hill stations like Ooty,Kodaikanal,Coorg ,Araku and more . Then ;you have places like Khajurao ,Panchmarhi ,Tirupati,shirdi for spiritual ,historic and cultural reasons . There is a lot more . some glimpses : Goa : Goa is a former Portuguese colony, currently a state in India's West region. It is 3700 square kilometers in size and has a human population of approximately 1.4 million. Its east-west mix, beaches and syncretic culture is what attracts an officially-estimated two-and-half million visitors each year. Out of these, about 400,000 are foreign tourists, the rest coming from other regions of India. Portuguese culture and architecture can still be found. Some call it "India lite", an easy-to-encounter version of India. Others label Goa's Panaji (also referred to as Panjim, Ponnje or Pangim) as India's most charming of state capitals. It probably still is, despite recent changes. Goa has its brown-tiled roofs, beaches, a reputation for centuries as a place where cultures and people meet. And undoubtedly, the holiday capital of South Asia. Himachal Pradesh : Himachal Pradesh is a tiny hill state whose pleasant summers make it a popular holiday resort. The Raj still lingers in Shimla, the state capital and former summer capital during British rule. Kullu-Manali are neighbouring resorts, surrounded by pine covered hills and lush meadows. Himachal has, in addition to popular resort towns, a series of secluded hill retreats ideal for interested anglers, trekkers and those wanting a quiet getaway. Many of these include: from Shimla – Mashobra, Kufri, Naldehra; those around Kullu-Manali include Manikaran, Naggar and Brighu Lake; the barely accessible valleys of Lahaul and Spiti are a trekker’s delight. For more check : http://www.india-tourism.com/en_indiafacts.0.html Hopefully this helps .

Hi vingyan, I'm from Malaysia too. And to be exact, I'm from Johor. There's a lot of attractive places here too. I think you already know. Got few waterfalls, beaches, and rivers to go to. And also a shopping paradise for those who love to shop for antiques or traditional thingy. =)

Hi! I am from the US Midwest near Chicago. I am a bit of an architecture buff so if anything I recommend Chicago for that. It's very large and just feels very shiny and new. Boston, on the US east coast is good if you want a small-town feel with all the offerings of a much larger city. (I also used to live there.)There is also a lot of history there, if you are into that. I'm a travel agent and my destination specialty is Asia. (Broad topic, but I have noticed that stateside it's still a rather overlooked destination.) I rather look forward to being able to go over and see the various destinations that I have previously only read about and saw on TV and the interwebs.

hi ving, i love also my country, there are more popular place here that a person would love, but i think the main purpose they love our place specially the Koreans and Japanese is our weather, they love the heat knowingly that their country is very cold.. we Filipinos hate the heat but those foreigners really love the heat of the sun, they stay so long under the sun and they are not after if they will turn black or not.. hugs and kisses, janebeth.

Hi Vingyan I am from South India There are number of places of interest in our country. To name a few, The Taj Mahal, Kashmir which is famous for boathouses,carpets,silk and others things. The great Mysore Palace, Musical fountains in Brindavan Gardens which captures the eyes of film producers. Charminar, Kutub Minar, Vidhansudha Building, JummaMasid, and so many forts, Gateway of India, Tajmahal hotel, which appeared in the news, and the list is never ending. South India is famous for Temples like Tirumala, Birla Mandir. So many pilgrimaage centres like Varanasi, Gaya Tirumala, Tanjore is famous for its painting and temple