What’s the strangest place you’ve ever visited or want to visit?

[jross]

The House of the Rock in Wisconsin was strange... worth the visit.

...https://www.fodors.com/world/north-america/usa/wisconsin/experiences/news/photos/15-reasons-to-visit-the-weirdest-house-in-wisconsin

[WrestlingRasta]

“Hell” in the Cayman Islands. 

[mspart]

Kuala Lumpur.   Was there for a total of about 2 months.   It struck me that Chinese and Indian folks are in abundance in a Muslim country.   So you will see, walking down the street, women in hot pants, tank tops and  burkas.   All living together and coexisting.   And the burkas or robes the women wore were beautiful fabrics with vibrant colors.   Not black, although there is some of that, but not the majority.   I really liked it there and the food was fantastic!

mspart

[El Luchador]

Sao Paulo Brazil was a real experience.  I saw crazy wealth and a guy living in a plywood box in the median. I saw a police station built to control crime on 1 frontage road that had multiple car jacking every afternoon when traffic backed up. Beautiful women, beautiful breaches, the rain forest and favela housing. The city is 3 times the size of NY but you could live your entire life in a 5 block radius. 

[Tripnsweep]

I was in Nepal for about a month years ago. Kathmandu is an interesting city, because there's like maybe a dozen traffic lights total. In a city of millions of people. The bus I was on got stuck in traffic because a cow decided to take a nap on the road, and it's illegal to bother it. 

As far as places I want to visit, it's probably not possible right now, but Socotra. 

[Tripnsweep]

[Jason Bryant]

I’ve been to Baku, Azerbaijan three times … the first place I went that I needed a passport. Another thing I can thank this sport for …

[jross]

The original Full Throttle Saloon