The travel book - a journey through every country in the world

Hi,friend,have you really planned to come to Asia this year?Which countries are in your plan?And which country in Asia do you want to visit most? I haven't been abroad till now.But going abroad for further study or sightseeing is also in my plan.Denmark is one of the countries I want to visit most.Besides,England,Germany,France,Italy,these countries are all on my where-to-go list.I plan to learn German these days and are checking the information about studying there.Honestly speaking,Europe is a place I really look forward to visiting. I am quite interested in learning more about different cultures in the world,though China itself already has many,and a lot of them are among the parts which I don't know much about.BTW,if China is in your plan,I can also offer some information you want to know.I am really glad to do that! Hope you can have a nice trip then!

sounds like a great book--I am going to have to check it out! I prefer reading about places before I go, so that I get a sense of what to visit (or not to visit) but then make up my own mind when I get there. Once I return I prefer to write about my own experiences LOL. I recently completed a survey about worldwide travel and discovered I have only been to 22 countries--I better get moving! Although I want to see as many as possible, I agree with you--there are a few I will never visit, like North Korea.

I got given that book and it is a gold book, very large, very heavy and extremely tall. I have it on the top shelf of my Mexican style glass door book case. That shelf is taller than the other two shelves. If it was any taller I wouldn't be able to have it in my bookcase. I have another book from Lonely Planet that is called The Cities Book and has a black cover. It is also very interesting and enjoyable to read. I enjoy reading old favorite books like Lonely Planet Central America on Shoestring that I had bought in 2005. In it I look at details regarding the destinations I visited on my best ever trip in 2006 to Mexico, Belize and Guatemala. I also love First Time Around the World from Rough Guides even though I bought it years after my trip around the world which happened in 1993 and 1994. I can't ever imagine getting rid of those lovely books. I am never going to be able to visit Sao Tome and Principe but I like reading about it. It is unlikely that I will ever be able to afford to visit the Galapagos Islands but it is my dream destination that is perhaps out of my reach. I read about North Korea the other day and that is another perhaps not sot of destination. It was my response after reading about Graham Hughes the explorer using land and sea transport to every country in the world. This year I have been reading up about Argentina and Chile for my trip that I have recently come back home from. I am totally uncertain about where I will go in 2013. It will be one of the destinations on my travel wish list. I am reading about lots of different countries on that list at the moment.

Hey,my friend.I know a book which is really worth buying while you are traveling the world.It's called"lonely planet".And also there are many sharings that people has given in that book.Honestly,i would really read the countries that i'm really interested in.However,that makes me more crazy about the country.

I love traveling and i used to travel abroad many times. I love to discover cultures as well as life style in where i visit. I often find out information on internet and print it out before i go because buying a travel book is expensive for me. I just read information related to places i will visit soon, normally i don't read about it..because after 6 months or 1 year i may forget whole information of it. However, after i spent my time in that place i never forgot.

I have never been abroad. my mother says that there is nothing much you will see. it's better to have a book written for the country you are interested in then to go there and to wander aimlessly on without a goal.there should be some plan,some sightseenig based on historical events and monuments and guided tour. nowadays it's rather expensive. one could not afford to have them all. it's better to have a book with pictures and stories about the tradition of the country written.I think am not curious at all about airline trips and train journeys

I have never traveled overseas. I love to read about all countries. In order to understand each other better, it is important that we take the time to learn about various cultures. In doing so, in a small way we are helping to encourage peace and understanding.