Thank you to Angela’s Travels, for the nomination. We loved learning about you and the places you want to revisit! We are excited to write about this, because there are several places to travel that we would love to see again.
Together, we have traveled to several different countries and every experience we had was a new and exciting one. Some places we could happily revisit purely for the amazing experiences we had, but others we would revisit just for redemption. Things happen, so there is no point of holding a grudge against a country’s faults that was out of our hands. We accept things the way they come, because every experience is an experience on its own! But hey, here are 5 cities we would happily revisit and some to redeem our previous experience.
1 – Hanoi, Vietnam
We spent one very full on day in Hanoi but we wish we could have spent longer. We felt Hanoi was the Melbourne of Southeast Asia. It was filled with beautiful and friendly people, delicious and cute coffee spots, tons of museums, a super charming city center, and tons of fun it is definitely one of our recommended places to travel abroad as well as revisit.
We spent one whole day in Hanoi exploring four museums, three little cafes, and a tiny street restaurant with 25 cent beers! We could have stayed for ages but with time, we unfortunately couldn’t. We would happily go back!
2 – Phuket, Thailand {REDEMPTION}
We have heard some of the most amazing things about the beaches and nightlife in Phuket. However, we would have absolutely no idea what Phuket looks like. We were locked in our rooms for the whole two days we had with the worst food poisoning. No joke, the worst! It would definitely be nice to revisit Phuket to, you know, actually see it.
…. no pictures because… well, we didn’t see Phuket! :(
3 – Luang Prabang, Laos
Luang Prabang was one of the most beautiful cities we explored in Southeast Asia. The entire city of Luang Prabang is a UNESCO Heritage site, so there are plenty of things to do and see. We were taken aback by the Kuang Si Falls.
The color was something we have never seen before! We also found a secret passageway to get to this secret waterfall pool and it was so unbelievably serene! Plus, there is a cute little night market in the city where you can buy all sorts of goodies such as wallets, shirts, and painted coffee bags! It was such a great city to explore by bike as well!
4 – White Haven Beach, Australia {REDEMPTION}
White Haven Beach is one of the worlds most famous beach wonders! With white sand and turquoise waters, a day here would be serenity at its finest and is preached as one of those places to travel abroad before you die!
However, when we went, our tour company failed to mention that our boat to sail the Whitsundays was out of commission 4 months before hand. So instead of sailing and grilling yummy seafood at White Haven for the whole day, we only had 2 hours. The 2 hours were filled with a freezing, down pour of rain, no sailing, and a massacre of sand fly bites. We know it should be beautiful, so we are looking forward to going back!
5 – San Diego, USA
We went to San Diego several years ago to see DJ Morgan Page at the Hard Rock Hotel Summer Pool Party. Since we both love music, it was such a perfect way to spend a nice California day out. We enjoyed some great music, strong drinks, and delicious ribs, but there was much more to see. We would love to go back and see the San Diego beaches and attempt to surf there!
Thank you to Booked.net – Top Destinations to Go There and Angela for giving us the opportunity to share our top 5 places we would like to revisit. We loved reading everyone else’s and can’t wait to read the next 5!
We nominate:
— Nathan over at I Dream Of This
— Leif at Runaway Guide
We hope you guys are ready to share your top 5 places to revisit :)
Hey guys! Great post – totally agree with Luang Prabang, think it was my favourite place in South East Asia! White Haven Beach might have been a bust but that is a stunning picture :)
White Haven was really beautiful but we spent the majority of our time huddled under a tree! Definitely cant wait to go back!
I’ve never been to any of them! :( Hoping to go one day.
I’ve only been to San Diego, Looks like I need to get to Asia!
Asia has been a big favorite!
Sounds like a decent idea! We’ve only been to Australia and USA but would definitely go back and definitely go to the other three please ! :)
You’ve done pretty well so far to already go to the US and AU, just need to make time for the rest!
all of these places sound amazing. I’m sad to say that I’ve never been to any of them. :-/
Just because you’ve never been, doesn’t mean you won’t eventually :)
Adding these to my wishlist too :)
Nice list! All places I have not yet been, but hope to go some day! I think Hanoi is in the cards for his year, looking forward to it! My number one place to return to is Antigua, Guatemala.
You will go eventually! Vietnam was our favorite country in SEASIA! jealous you get to go!!
I would love to visit several of the places on this list but number one for me has to be Vietnam. I remembered reading a novel about the country when I was about 14 and since then I have been completely fascinated. I would want to visit so much from the historical to the cultural, the city and the countryside – I know I would be there for a while! :)
Vietnam was our favorite country- it was truly unbelievable! We wish we had more time though! It just means well get to go back.
Enjoyed reading it. :) I hope you get a chance to revisit Phuket and White Haven beach, soon enough!
I know, well have to redeem ourselves! But before that, we still have a lot to see!
Well having looked at the places you’ve been is no wonder you want to revisit them :) Whitehaven Beach is beautiful, definitely a favourite of mine
We can’t wait to redeem ourselves from a few. Whitehaven was a bit of a bust for us, but hey, every experience is still an experience!
Great post, the pic of Luang Prabang looks amazing. Have you checked out Semuc Chempey in Guatemala? Very similar type of pools set up by waterfalls going through eroding limestone.
We have yet to go to Guatemala but if it looks anything like Luang Prabang, looks like Semuc Chempey is a must see!
I love your list! I go to San Diego quite often to visit family and it’s a very fun city. Also Hanoi would definitely be in my top 10!
San Diego is only 2 hours from where I live, so it would be easy to revisit! We cant wait to go back :)
Hi There,
When did you go tubing in Vang Vieng? Going there this May but i’ve read in some blogs that they don’t have parties anymore in VV. :(
We went In july 2014. We were told that the closed it as well but they have it everyday just a touch more mild. So instead of all bars being open there are just 2 and there are no more swings and ropes. It was still great fun!