What's your favorite travel memory that still makes you smile?

Making a bucket list for myself. Japan & Switzerland are the next two I'm targeting, but I'm curious to get more recommendations. It'll also help me stay more motivated to earn :p My top three: 1) Venice 2) Amsterdam 3) Munnar, Kerala Look forward to yours :)

Things which very few people can ever experience. Like watching the Northern Lights, seeing a polar bear in the wild, etc.

Grapeviners, can you, with all honesty convince a non-believer like me into getting married and having children. If you do, my parents will send a million blessings your way. About me: - Female, 28 - mostly introverted, very selectively extroverted - single and normally attractive - Jinxed when it comes to relationships - Financially independent, Net worth: 1 cr - not bragging, but I'm decently intellectual and I can have smart conversations My reason to resist marriage is: I'm scared it won't work out and will cause bigger problems than being single. Have seen too many unhappy marriages in family and friends. Dating scenes in recent times have only made things even more unimpressive.

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The number of times I've heard people say shit like 'traveling makes you grow as a person'. Someone please specify what this growth looks like because I've never experienced it. I don't think traveling is life-changing. I think most people have a romanticized, cinema-like idea of traveling that has been exaggerated even more because of social media. It definitely is fun to go on a vacation. But in most cases, that's all it is -- a source of entertainment. Maybe an ice-breaker the next time you go to some pretentious party. Am I missing something?

List one Activity/book which has changed your life upside down?