I always wanted to see the stars, so for me it would be the Atacama desert in Chile. I most likely won’t be able to go to space, but I could see it like I was there. Maybe I can go traveling to the socialist homeland countries, like Vietnam (I need their Pho). Stalin’s grave, Stalingrad, and the Mausoleum would be an obvious too.

  • 2Close_4Missiles
    8·
    3 years ago

    I’ve always wanted to go to Croatia. Can’t go wrong with all that gorgeous Mediterranean coastline, I have this completely unrealistic daydream of winning a ton of money in a poker game or something and opening an expat bar in Zadar or Split overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

    I’ve never been outside the US, so honestly there’s not a ton of places I wouldn’t want to visit. China, Vietnam, Japan and Korea would be great. I speak a little spanish, so I’ve always thought living in Spain or South America would be fun.

    • Catradora-Stalinism☭OP
      4·
      3 years ago

      Never looked into the Jugoslavia area, but I may some day. East Asia sure would be a great place to visit.

    • Catradora-Stalinism☭OP
      5·
      3 years ago

      US has some nice natural views, this is very true. Trains all the way. I haven’t seen anything about Iran beside Western Orientalism, so I’ll have to see. New Zealand is a beautiful place, my family is hoping to live there one day as well.

    • Catradora-Stalinism☭OP
      4·
      3 years ago

      moon & alpha centauri good, but Venus > Mars. I will die on this hill (jk jk, much love to the red planet)

  • HaSch
    7·
    3 years ago

    I would like to go around the world using the small, local railways and bus lines that stop everywhere. For a tourist, in my opinion, there is no better time to get to know the people of a country than when they are also travellers. I would take my time, try all the foods, and visits all the sites the locals tell me to. I would especially focus on the more remote and rural areas that don’t have HSR yet, and write a book or a blog to promote tourism.

    • Catradora-Stalinism☭OP
      7·
      3 years ago

      Free public travel across the world would be absolutely wonderful. Just hop on one day and decide to go across the country to see and eat new things is the peak of potential society.

  • castroatedeeznuts
    6·
    3 years ago

    china has always long been a dream for me, and if india ever breaks free of their shackles i would absolutely love to visit. same with the amazing landscapes of turkey and the whole anatolian region is gorgeous and stunning, there’s so many grand cultures but my favourites definitely stem all from asia, but a soviet ireland or soviet portugal would be extremely cool as well. it’s hard to pick where, but the whole mass of eurasia (especially iran, turkey, china, indonesia, india) has long been a dream because it is simply so rich with ancient and settled cultures quite like nowhere else in the world is.

    but that’s just a pipe dream for a lousy american like myself, and for now i’ll have to settle riding the never-ending whirlpool downwards in a spiral towards the ultimate collapse of this horrid settler state and such reality…least i got some nice nature…

    that is, before it all do burn down forprofit motives…

  • Samubai
    5·
    3 years ago

    I would definitely love to visit China and Russia. Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Venezuela, Nicaragua. I would love to visit British Columbia if it wasn’t in Canada… I love the PNW but the context of knowing that it’s in the genocidal empire, just really ruins it’s beauty.

  • Rafael_Luisi
    3·
    3 years ago

    I would like to visit the capitals and main turistical centers here on my continent, then i would like to visit the based countries, and then the formelly based countries who are not socialist anymore (or non-socialist countries who are still pretty based, like syria, Iran, palestine, etc)