Five countries I would love to visit

I never went out of the States and that is really sad because every person I could think of had already traveled to either their home country or visited a country of their own for entertainment purposes. The furthest I had traveled was Idaho, and it was quite the new experience for me. I had always had the travel bug, but my parents are not the kind of people who would let their kids travel since they are always afraid of paying travel expenses. :( Good news is that I may be starting to travel this summer since this is the only summer when I do not have summer school and rather than stay home and work during this duration, I am making goals to travel from other cities to one big country. It will not be drastic, but I want to make this happen...for me. :) 

Italy: Hooray for unlimited pasta for when I can have when I want haha. Nah.. I don't love Italy just for their amazing pasta and their unique 8 course meal (oh la la), but there's a lot of attractions that I would like to stop and. They must have great museums where you want your precious time and view their work of art for as long while you are at it because.... It's Italy of course. Okay.. Maybe I do want to visit Venice with my cup of authentic gelato by hand as I am enjoying my time viewing the Tower of Pisa.

Canada: Oh Canada! I had my eyes over this country for as long as I could remember and to tell you the truth, I befriended more Canadian friends via online while I was still gaming. When I was in high school, I had a long distance relationship with a guy who lives in Canada and let us say things were just not meant to be.... But when can you say? I was only young and love goes a long way, buddy. I had thoughts about moving up Canada to because many personal issues came through my way and I found Canada to be a perfect ticket to escape my problems. I found it to be the perfect country for me after my online friends kept convincing me, yet I'm not sure because it's a big decision. It seems like such a chill country and there's just something about Canada that I love, but cannot say what and would like to snatch the opportunity to explore more of Canada before coming into conclusion. I am actually heading to Canada this summer and by default, this will be the first time traveling out of the States. #missionaccomplished

South Korea: I once told my mom I wanted to move to Korea just because I am smitten with Korean culture and the boys especially... Haha. She thought I was stupid and that was how I was thought back in high school. I was addicted to K-Pop and their drama series, which had me assimilate into their culture. Coming from someone who appreciates Korean culture, they have decent technology in South Korea and the city view is amazing... Especially during night. I cannot stress enough how much I would love to visit Korea and try out all their dishes. I love Korean makeup because their packaging is so adorable and if you do not know what I am trying to say, then see for yourselves. :) Shopping would be an answer here because I love seeking for some cute finds since I typically opt for cute clothes. 

Japan: I have studied Japanese since I was about 9, but then again that was a long time ago and I probably forgot most of it. I just love Japanese culture because I typically grew up with it and I am pretty fond with their lifestyle. Ugh... I just want to come here because their sushi is probably the best and it must be cheap here too. Now I want some sushi... Unlimited supply please! :3 Everything is absolutely kawaii and their cafes are going to my first stops when I arrive here since I want to eat all of their yummy pastries. Beautiful pagodas and sceneries make it photo-worthy to go on social media, but really, every country has beautiful scenery. :) Oh my goodness.. Don't get me started with the Hello Kitty Cafe!

England: One of the places where I would like to visit and it really had nothing to do with their amazing accents if you must ask. I had been wanting to study abroad to the UK for a really long time and I am currently striving to make that happen. Their English institutions deliver a rich background and tradition to providing  education for their students. and I actually heard this somewhere. There is some quite unique history with the UK and I wanted to watch a play inside the Globe Theater since it is definitely a classic property made for Shakesphere's play. The atmosphere is entirely convincing and there is so much to go around while I am exploring England.