Going to one country and having a look at the next door country

Sadly I have just been to a foreign counry, Germany. I have never dreamed of traveling around so many countries, as for me it is almost important thing because I don't have money! I am just a student and my family is not rich......But I really want to experence the foreign culture and sightseeing, especially that of Europe, which also has a long history and amazing natural view!

Singapore is one of the dreamed place I want to visit. Malaysia and Bangkok would be the next and then Hongkong if possible. Just waiting for the right time.

Last trip to Europe was all Germany, but the time before we made it to Austria and Czech Republic. The time before that we were all over Europe, but that was a 2 month trip.

Last year my husband and I visited Lithuania and Latvia. At first we caught a train from Denmark to Hamborg in Germany and then we went by bus from Hamborg to Vilnius in Lithuania. We spent some days in Vilnius and one day we went on a day trip to Kaunas (also in Lithuania) Then we caught a bus from Vilnius to Riga in Latvia. While we where there we visited a small town in Latvia called Sigulda. Afterwards we went back to Vilnius, went by bus from Vilnius to Hamborg and by train from Hamborg to Denmark. It was nice to be able to visit both countries at the same time and I am happy we choose that combination. Next time we have talked about visiting England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. I have been to London a couple of times, and I lived in Scotland for a while, but there are many other places that I would also like to visit, and I look forward to showing my husband my favourite places in Scotland. We have also talked about combining the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxenbourg. I have been there before, but I wasn't very old at that time and I would like to visit those countries again.

Well, when I was in the USA, I travelled by car and bus right across the country from San Francisco to New York. We chose the north route which also meant that we could drive into Canada for a short while. This was awesome and so easy to do. I also travelled into Scotland and Wales while I was in England. We rented a car in London and drove up to Edinburgh, Loch Ness, across to Glencoe and then down through Glasgow and back into England and Liverpool. We then entered Wales briefly before visiting Stonehenge and Windsor and returning to London. It was strange being able to drive into different countries seeing as you have to fly or take a ship to be able to visit different countries here. Going into the different countries in the UK felt just like going from state to state here.

In 2007, I went to Australia to visit some friends (Adelaide and Wollongong) and then I went on to visit another friend in New Zealand. Flying half around the world made more sense when I went to two countries :-) When I went to a conference in Japan in 2004 I visited Bangkok on the way back, met up with a friend there and stayed at her place in Singapore for a week afterwards. It didn't cost much to travel from Japan to Bangkok to Singapore, so it didn't get much more expensieve. In Europe, I've gone to one country only on most of my travels. Unless of course you count going to Scotland and England on the same trip as going to two countries :-) I went to Sweden and Finland at the same trip in 2003, and then of course there's interrailing. One the longest trip I did, back in 1997, we "did" Copenhagen, France, Spain and England, then took a ferry to Sweden and the train up. Quite entertaining really, I've been thinking about going out again lately. I think that the further away I travel, the more likely it would be that I'd go to more than one country. Or at least see more of the country than just the one place.