Reply to: Most Obscure Countries you have visited

[scooterscot]

Channel Islands, Macau.

Sark, you'd like Sark. Macau, Portugal with a huge casino.

[MrMarkyMark]

Calcutta. Got stuck in a traffic jam by a rail crossing. Turns out someone had fallen from the side of a train and been mangled under the wheels. The hold-up was whilst they moved the various grisly bits to the trackside. Yeeuurgghh!

Calcutta too, 1989, the "rat boy" was a tourist attraction.....he used to get down on his hands and knees, put food in his mouth and bang on the side of a wooden building...........
1000s of rats then appeared, from underneath the building, that then took food from his mouth

[shaunbhoy]

Calcutta. Got stuck in a traffic jam by a rail crossing. Turns out someone had fallen from the side of a train and been mangled under the wheels. The hold-up was whilst they moved the various grisly bits to the trackside. Yeeuurgghh!

[Churchill]

Belize! Woke to find a big ***** off spider drinking moisture from my eye! The bastard was milking my tear duct!

[WTFH]

Victoria Falls - totally awesome !!

We stayed in SIankaba - upstream from the falls. They are smoke that thunders.

[SueEllen]

Luton

Oddly I thought Liverpool.

When you go to places abroad you expect them to be "foreign", but you don't expect such an experience in the UK even though the people look like other people in the rest of the UK.

[SantaClaus]

Luton

[kaiser78]

Yeah, was there 5 years ago (as well as Botswana and Namibia)

Victoria Falls - totally awesome !!

[WTFH]

Zambia for me with work, and loved it.

Yeah, was there 5 years ago (as well as Botswana and Namibia)

[kaiser78]

Zambia for me with work, and loved it.

[Mordac]

Unless there's more to do on Easter Island than there was in the late 1980's, I wouldn't stay more than a couple of days.

I liked Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Argentina. Paraguay and Bolivia less so though La Paz was OK. If you can make it to the Galapagos, do.

And if you don't make it back, even better.

[Uncle Albert]

Unless there's more to do on Easter Island than there was in the late 1980's, I wouldn't stay more than a couple of days.

I liked Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Argentina. Paraguay and Bolivia less so though La Paz was OK. If you can make it to the Galapagos, do.

[MarillionFan]

There's no such thing as a free pass.

I did the Inca Trail in 2014. Highly recommend, but you need to get reasonably fit. (The quarry trail is supposed to be just a good, and a lot less busy).

If you book with Intrepid, you can pay with Tesco vouchers - they often do a 4x deal.

Stuff that, they can winch me up.

[mudskipper]

The wife has just given me a free pass to go to Peru and Easter Island for a month without her or the kids. What's she up to???

There's no such thing as a free pass.

I did the Inca Trail in 2014. Highly recommend, but you need to get reasonably fit. (The quarry trail is supposed to be just a good, and a lot less busy).

If you book with Intrepid, you can pay with Tesco vouchers - they often do a 4x deal.

[Mordac]

If Wales get to the Final, we the English may as well avoid ever crossing that bridge again. It'll take 50,000 years for them to stop laughing at us.

FTFY