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[quote=Anonymous]We've had lovely trips through Romania, Serbia, Bosnia and the Czech Republic (outside of Prague).  Once things calm down with Russia, we'd love to see more north eastern Europe.

I've heard great things about Sweden and Norway.

We had a great trip to Egypt.  Even at a crowded time of year and in the most famous locations it wasn't nearly as mobbed as pictures I've seen of Italy.  We also spent a good amount of time not at prime tourist sights.  There are more amazing old things than one could see in a lifetime.  The White Desert is also spectacular and not mobbed.

We really enjoyed our trip to Rajasthan, India.  Lots of historic walled cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Udaipur.

In France, I did a lovely kayaking trip down the Dordogne, visiting places like Sarlat la Canada.  I'd love to go back and hike the strip of volcanos near Put de Come or Put de Sancy.

We had a lovely trip through the rural parts of the UK, staying at BnBs.  We circled from Cambridge, to the Peak district, through the Cotswolds, Bath, and around to Southampton and then to Canterbury.  It was lovely and not crowded.

In the US, I recommend Chiricahua National Monument.  Obscure but spectacular if you like nature.[/quote]

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