10. The Great Wall of China
Sure it seems stereotypical, but I think this place would be extremely interesting to see and walk a couple miles on. The sights are said to be beautiful, not to mention the educational aspect that would come along with it.
9. Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
Plitvice Lakes is actually 16 separate bodies of water divided into upper and lower basins by natural dams consisting of moss and algae. Honestly, I just want to swim in it. The water is so clear and beautiful.
8. Positano, Italy
This little town was an old fishing village that was not a tourist spot until the 1950's. Since then the tourism has gone up. But just look at those cute little houses, and the shops, and the food would be incredible. It's definitely one of the more underrated Italian cities, and the scenic view would be worth it by itself.
7. The Maldives
This picture is just a little piece of the many Maldivian islands. But seriously. Beach, clear water, tanning, how amazing of a vacation would that be? Let's be real.
6. Santorini, Greece
Similar to Positano, this is a super underrated city in Greece. But imagine the rich culture and the learning you could have in such a city rich in culture (and food). But look at all the color and the beautiful city. It looks breathtaking in pictures. Imagine real life.
5. The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
Honestly, I've never been scuba diving before, and I barely even like getting in the ocean, but I wold fear the unknown just to see this amazing creation. Swim with the fish and sea turtles. Take pictures of the coral. It would be an amazing experience.
4. Stonehenge, Amesbury, England
There's not much of a reason why I want to go here other than curiosity and I think it would be completely interesting to explore and see one of the most mysterious phenomenons in the world.
3. Taj Mahal, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India
Again, not really a reason other than I would love to see the inside and be given a tour through the grounds to see the amazing work of people. Also, the culture in that area would be interesting to learn from and also, Indian food is amazing.
2. Highlands, Iceland
I'm not really a fan of the cold, but I will deal with the cold to see the northern lights, which have been on my bucket list for a while.
1. Paris, France
Again, Sure, it's one of the most stereotypical destinations on anybody's to do list. But I would love to go and walk through the Eiffel Tower, go through stores, eat their food, learn all about their culture. I think it would be another amazing adventure, if not the most memorable.
