Is there any region of your country you never visited ?

[oszkar07]

You strike as very well traveled given the amount of times you've been to CA which is very cool. I've been to the south but wish I spent a little more time exploring it. New Orleans stands out as great city, I loved to the food to say the least. I also liked Chicago and really felt at home there on my visit. It's the land of weird euro mutt mixes. If you are really into your Hungarian heritage, there is a pretty strong connection to the Midwest. The northeast has the most culture per capita so if you that is worth seeing of course.

You have certainly seen a lot of the States which is cool.
Yes in some ways its been a wasted opportunity for me that I have been to USA all together 12 months collectively but havnt seen more states than Cali and Nevada.
Ive always had great times though and always has been plenty to do, just get stuck with the in laws in California bit too much lol.

I would like to see the windy city Chicago too, Ive heard about the Hungrians and central European communities there. The place has lots interesting points actually including music culture.

[Daco Celtic]

You have certainly seen a lot of the States which is cool.
Yes in some ways its been a wasted opportunity for me that I have been to USA all together 12 months collectively but havnt seen more states than Cali and Nevada.
Ive always had great times though and always has been plenty to do, just get stuck with the in laws in California bit too much lol.

I would like to see the windy city Chicago too, Ive heard about the Hungrians and central European communities there. The place has lots interesting points actually including music culture.

Apologies for the slow response. I should add Alaska as another state I haven't visited, completely forgot that one. Other states, like Kansas and Nebraska, I drove through as quickly as possible so I can't say I've gotten a true cultural experience in each state, more of a technical visit. Regarding your time in America, I don't think you wasted time in California and Nevada because CA alone takes a lifetime to explore. Chicago is definitely worth a visit if you are in the Midwest. Cleveland is probably the most Hungarian large city in America per capita (and possibly Romanian, not sure) and there is a Hungarian museum I remember seeing on a visit. Chicago has more to offer though, so if you have a limited time in the US I would pick Chicago.

[Rædwald]

My country is quite large, I've been in six of the ten provinces, and none of the territories. The ones I haven't visited I don't have a particular interest in, or are so similar to my home that it's not really necessary.

[retfala]

No, there isn't. I've been really to every corner of the country; plenty of islands included.

[alnortedelsur]

In Spain: I have only been in Mallorca, Ibiza, Barcelona and Madrid

One of my main trip goals in my life is to tour Spain in train and/or bus, and explore the Castillas, Aragon, La Rioja, the northern coasts (Basque Cointry, Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia), Andalusia in the south, the mountain ranges (like Sierra de Guadarrama, Sistema Iberico, etc).

In Venezuela (my native country):I have been in most Venezuelan states, but I haven't been in the far south of the country (Canaima national park in southern Bolivar), and I have never been in the states of Delta Amacuro (except in an area in the very border with Bolivar), Monagas, Amazonas, Apure, and the Andean states of Merida and Tachira

The only Venezuelan Andean state I have been to is Trujillo.

In United states: I have been in nearly all states east of Mississippi (exception made of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and Wisconsin), and have also been to Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas (I even lived in Houston, but have only been in very eastern Texas, in the areas of Houston, Galveston, Dallas-Forth Worth, etc, not in the rest of that state). All of those states I have traveled through them by ground, in different trips (even by greyhound or particular cars).

I would love to know the western parts of the country. Indeed this year I was planing for this summer to travel by ground (driving) to Las Vegas and California, but more likely I will have to cancel it this year, and go somewhere else closer to Ohio, since the gas prices are going up too much, because of the Ukrainian war. Maybe next year...

Update: I visited Las Vegas, Nevada, at the end of March this year. I went by plain.

It was like a post bereavement trip that we made (me, my elder sister and my elder brother) to distract our minds after losing both of our parents few months before (my mom in October last year and my dad this last January).

[Victor]

Never been in ~70% of regions and probably will never go. Have been all over Central and Southern Russia except Caucasian republics like Dagestan or Chechen republic. I have never been behind the Ural mountains.

[~Elizabeth~]

I've never been away from the East Coast.

The states I've been to are New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Florida. I've only passed through states between New York & Florida. I had to change buses by myself in Washington, D.C. when I was 15 and I almost got stranded there. I only saw the bus depot and a Hardee's fast food place in the bus depot.
I ate in a restaurant in Florence, South Carolina.

I have no interest in visiting anywhere else.

[Abaddon]

North, South and Northeast.

[alnortedelsur]

North, South and Northeast.

From which part of Brazil are you from? Brazilia, Goias, Mato Grosso?

[Abaddon]

From which part of Brazil are you from? Brazilia, Goias, Mato Grosso?

Mato Grosso