what foreign country fascinates you the most?

[baqqrih]

I really wanna visit the DPRK, they have such a unique way of living over there and the prospect of seeing the supreme reader with my own eyes is a life goal to me.

It’s very fascinating

 

[Xiuhcoyotl]

peru

 

[istanbul]

peru

has peru ever done anything noteworthy?

 

[Xiuhcoyotl]

has peru ever done anything noteworthy?

no

i js like it

 

[Slvt4BIBISI]

Countries like Haiti where it only exists because people don’t want it.

 

[1844 or Something]

I want to visit 1900s Germany long enough to see the transition from Weimar to the Third Reich. I feel like that would be very interesting.

 

[Hamas_2]

Gaddafi's Libya

 

[sas100]

for me it's China, mostly because it's so different compared to the US and a future conflict with them is likely. i really like reading about the revolution and especially how the ROC was forced to flee to Taiwan. i've also never really talked to anyone from there, i believe they've isolated themselves from the rest of the world (at least with the firewall).
it's the only country that i fear will ever pose a real challenge to NATO and the west in general. and unlike russia they're very "quiet" and come across as mysterious in my mind. if it ever comes down to that it's gonna be a long and hard war.
as for real-world stuff i don't think i'll ever do anything like learning the language or visiting. former is likely impossible for me and for the latter while i'm not a nigger i don't think they'd want americans walking around. it's always going to be a place that i randomly think about, a far-away land with over a billion people.

i used to have this exact same attitude towards japan as a child but it's a westernized boring place to me now. they even have signs in english lol

Afghanistan is cool. Also maybe Transnistria.

 

[AR47]

Ancient Greece.

It's like an entire nation of gigachads. It's amazing how much they innovated in philosophy, math, science and culture.

 

[Dremora]

Sakartvelo.

 

[Jimb0]

U.S

 

[Digital Cheese]

Hard to decide if we're being honest, but the top 3 would be Russia, North Korea, and Estonia.

- Estonia I have no reason to care about at all and pretty much just like the flag, the name, and the language seems interesting too. Although after looking into it, Estonia is actually somewhat interesting so I wouldn't mind visiting there one day, similar to a lot of Eastern Europe.
- North Korea is interesting because of how the place (seemingly) is. Would actually consider visiting *if* I were guaranteed to be safe and not executed or sent to a labor camp, for whatever reason.
- Russia because of the flag, the language (normies get scared when they see эждсчьсмтйхцу suddenly typed), and Moscow actually does seem kinda cool. I may one day consider visiting, but I don't think I would live there.

 

[Jimb0]

- Estonia I have no reason to care about at all and pretty much just like the flag, the name, and the language seems interesting too. Although after looking into it, Estonia is actually somewhat interesting so I wouldn't mind visiting there one day, similar to a lot of Eastern Europe.

estonia is cool because of all the cool shit the teutonic knights were doing there in the late middle ages

Hard to decide if we're being honest, but the top 3 would be Russia, North Korea, and Estonia.

- Estonia I have no reason to care about at all and pretty much just like the flag, the name, and the language seems interesting too. Although after looking into it, Estonia is actually somewhat interesting so I wouldn't mind visiting there one day, similar to a lot of Eastern Europe.
- North Korea is interesting because of how the place (seemingly) is. Would actually consider visiting *if* I were guaranteed to be safe and not executed or sent to a labor camp, for whatever reason.
- Russia because of the flag, the language (normies get scared when they see эждсчьсмтйхцу suddenly typed), and Moscow actually does seem kinda cool. I may one day consider visiting, but I don't think I would live there.

you would be disappointed in Russia, it's really scruffy (apart from Moscow city centre)

 

[jimbo]

agartha

 

[blog_lover9]

No idea why and not a singular country but in general the Caucasusian countries (both north & south) interest me.

 

[SUPERCELLEX]

Iran, Japan, or unironically Palestine. The Celts, Goths, and Norse are interesting af too. Zoroastrians are cool for being proto-Abraham before the Hebrews and Persian culture is surprisingly rich for something that the West has seemingly no idea about despite the northerners that dominate our culture having as much in common with Persia as they do Rome.
Sumeria > Egypt btw
The basques are interesting too, and their language is still taught

 

[Pepsilord]

Ethiopia

 

[GnuAintUnix]

Irredentist Italy, Baltic states (Esp. Lithuania), Aquitane, Finland

 

[basil]

japan, china, and israel, my favorite countries by far.

 

[GemersonLakeAndPalmer]

Probably Taiwan.