Name: Bucket list for travel practices
Uploaded: 2026-02-02T01:36:13.000Z
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Whatever it is that you're passionate about, a bucket list can give you a goal.

So a bucket list is just that, it gives you something to work towards and tick off those adventures that dreams are made of.

It's kind of romanticizing your everyday life as well as drumming up those really big trips.

This book really encompasses the varied nature of a bucket list really well.

I think it would be great if we can drill down into some of the many experiences within this huge book by doing a variation on our favorite quickfire round.

For me, I think definitely the national park stood out.

the national parks as a whole, I think especially the Grand Canyon, Denali, they all look so stunning.

For me, I would say surfing the waters of Hawaii.

So I think for me, I definitely would want to head to Rio.

I think it looks amazing just strolling down some of those famous beaches like Ipanemo and going to the carnival.

Iceland is just where Mother Nature is at her best really.

And this route takes you to a remarkable rift valley where two tectonic plates meet.

I'd say Paris is always such a favorite spot in Europe and I know it's maybe a bit cliche, but

I went recently in the winter and just kind of starting every morning when I a like freshly baked croissant and then strolling around the really beautiful streets before like settling in at a cafe, sipping a coffee and just chilling for a while was just so nice and it is so Parisian I think.

I would say beside the obvious and popular for good reason of seeing the big.

Climbing the dunes of the world's oldest desert in Namibia.

For me, I think stargazing in New Zealand would be such a dream experience.

They have like a dark sky reserve and you can kind of like get guidance from an expert and it's like this whole setup.

19 but for me a standout was finding out more about Bhutan and how they use the gross happiness index there and also how well preserved the ecology is and how protected it is legally as well.

It's just sort of opening up new ways of traveling and new ways of engaging with these really popular places that we all know and love around the world, like the Ta Mahal, the Coliseum, the Great Ocean Road.

They're just fixtures in what we deem great experiences around the world.

I suppose the beauty of a book like this though is that it's not, it's never going to be encyclopedic or exhaustive.

So it's just going to spark further inspiration as people look through these entries.

I think everyone also has a different passion and a reason why they build their bucket list and what they build it around.

24 I'm thinking, like, this is making me think I need to be more intentional and start writing things down.

Especially like we were talking about the romanticizing the little things.

Like, it's nice to sort of tick things off.