The UK, but only to visit the Tomb of Karl Marx. And Russia ofc, to see Lenin while he’s still there.

I don’t have a specific place in mind but I really liked visiting mountainous areas during the summer as a child and want to do that again sometime.

DPRK, Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, China, Russia, Belarus, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Ireland, Syria, Palestine, Ghana, Venezuela… feels like a pipe dream to be able to visit all of these nations before I die. But I will sure as hell try.

China, Cuba, Japan, and Russia I think.

The DPRK, for sure. Other than that, I’m not really that much into travelling… I think Russia’s far east would be interesting to see, especially since if I remember correctly you can take a train from Vladivostok to the DPRK, so I could combine it with the country I want to travel to the most.

China might be interesting, but the language barrier would be much more of an issue with the previous two.

Would be China and Cuba for me.

Egypt

I mean: China, Vietnam, DPRK, Cuba, Laos and Belarus

China, Cuba, America (particularly Montana and Washington), Russia (I need to visit the Lenin Mausoleum at least once.)

I’d love to go to Brazil. I know a bit of Portuguese and I’m interested in the country and culture. Other than that I’d like to go to New York City. It’s where my parents lived when my brother was born so it’s also just about family history. I also really want to go to China, also because I get a real view of what life is like there instead of the capitalist media view. New Zealand also interests me. I also have a huge fascination with Greenland and going there is one of my dreams.

But I would go anywhere, I always want to see all the places so I’ll stop listing countries before it goes out of control

I always (even when I was a lib) wanted to visit the DPRK

China, Cuba, DPRK, Vietnam

Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay

Ireland, Scotland, Italy, spain, portugal, croatia, serbia, Russia, armenia, turkey,

malaysia, indonesia, thailand, new zealand

I’m probably missing many others