Far from home!

in the dream world... i had been to places beyond reach by even proper imagination. but, in the real world... I have been to HIMALAYAS.. on the Indian Side... I live in Southern Part of India.. and so, It is the farthest I could reach.. I have trekked about 14 K.M into the mountains, to reach one peak of the Gigantic Icy tops of the Himalayan RANGE of mountains, and it was so serene, non-polluted, wonderfully peaceful place. It is near to GOD..

i like to goes out side but most preffered wid my mumma or my frined i lots of enjoyed with them . some time i feel lonley when i m distrubed.

Well the furthest I have been, in term distance and culture, is Japan, stayed there for a month. Wandering around in rural East Africa was nearer home. Been to South Africa which is also quite a way in miles. "...a few hundred thousand miles" to the Bahamas? all the best urban

The furthest country that I have visited has been New Zealand when I was 29 years old. It was across the other side of the world to my home country which is called England. If I hadn't stopped off on that long haul journey it would have been a flight of over 24 hours. I stopped off in Los Angeles, French Polynesia and the Cook Islands. Then on my way home I stopped off in Samoa and Los Angeles again. I wouldn't want to fly for longer than 14 hours on a flight. I do stop overs and then I get to see more of the world at the different destinations.

Hi, I have been staying far from my hometown for more than 15 years and I have get used to independent lifestyle. I was away from my hometown for further study,then I work overseas and now I am married to an overseas guy. Therefore, for the rest of my life, I will be settling at another country which is far away from my hometown. However, I do visit my parents and siblings down to my hometown omce a year. It is always great to see them again.

I've actually had a lot of opportunities in my life to travel away from the state of my residence, I had family that lived in Ohio growing up and we lived in Kentucky, so that really wasn't very far away from home. However, I also had the opportunity to travel withing 300-400 miles from home with school trips when I was in middle school and high school. However, the furthest away that I've ever been from home was just before I started my senior year of high school and that was when I went to Paris, France and a tour of Italy with my church group.