I became interested in Japan after watching Jess and Steve's series of them traveling through Japan. I highly recommend watching their Japan series, btw. It's what got me to subscribe to their channel. :) Anyways, Japan seems like one of those countries where there's something for everyone. It seems to have the perfect blend of history, culture, and technology. I particularly want to go to some of the Japanese villages that Jess and Steve traveled too because they honestly seem so majestic.

Turkey

Another location inspired by Flying the Nest, Kara & Nate, and Endless Adventure! I don't think I knew much about Turkey before I watched this series and oh man, I so badly want to go. It sounds like a country that is so rich in culture and beautiful architecture. I think I would love visiting Turkey.

Romania

Romania was on my radar, but I don't think it's somewhere I actually wanted to visit. I know quite a bit about Romania because my best friend's family was originally from there. This series of videos though got me truly wanting to visit just because of all the stunning sceneries! Not sure I'd do the hammock situation Jess and Steve find themselves in - haha - but I'd go watch someone else do it.

Everest Base Camp, Nepal

Kara & Nate's trek to Everest Base Camp is one of my favorite Youtube series EVER. I've re-watched it a few times and every time, I'm just in awe. It's not just the gorgeous sceneries, but it's the people they meet along the way and the increasing strength they acquire as they do the treck. I don't know that I will ever do this trek myself. It seems very physically draining and would take a ton of mental courage on my part, but you never know, right? It seems like one of those things you would never forget if you do end up doing it.

Bonus: Sri Lanka

I've actually been to Sri Lanka many times because both of my parents are originally from there and my extended family all lives there. However, I've never experience the country as The Budgeteers did, in a tuk-tuk. They also got the chance to visit much of Northern Sri Lanka, which I've never been able to do because of the previous civil war in the country making it unsafe to visit those areas. It seems like a completely different experience than the country's capital and I'd like to go see it for myself. I don't think this one is impossible for me unlike the Everest Base Camp goal! :)