>>4099
The furthest I've traveled was Canada. Canada was not particularly interested because Canada just seemed like America to me. I was not in Canada long enough to notice anything of note. Canada is still North America so there will be a lot of similarities.

>>4101
Thats funny because i had the same problem for the most part
"well damn this is just like home"
To be honest though 90% of the traveling i do (which is only in state) is for serious reasons instead of fun. I think it would be diffrent if i found something cool to see of do.

>>4102
I think visiting nature is more interesting than visiting urban areas because an awful lot of urban areas are similar with differences here and there. The scenic areas of a location show off the uniqueness of an area.

I traveled way out of town, into another state and found a type of cool, home made mini mall where it was like these little shacks but each with their own themes and goods, like one was a metaphysics shop with /x/ shit and another was a neat little gamer shack with rare games and another had action figures, toys and so on. I like finding new things you can't buy elsewhere.