These are my most underrated countries.

These are my most underrated countries. I have thought a lot about this list and this is what I've come up with. I remember the first time I posted about Andorra, everyone was like what is this place? Andorra was so beautiful and it was probably the least touristy place I've ever been in my life, to the point where I literally searched all day to find a magnet. I stayed for two days because there wasn't a whole lot to do, but it was so easy to get to. I literally took a train from Barcelona to Andorra and then after that I went to Paris because it's like in the middle of the two countries. So much nature, the city town is gorgeous and it's really affordable. Next is Laos. Like everyone talks about Vietnam, Thailand, even Cambodia. Laos is incredible. Nicest people I've ever met. Actual ethical elephant sanctuaries. It's literally known to be like the land of the elephants. Laos made me feel like a local because how much I got to interact with them. That place will just always hold a special place in my heart. The last place on my list goes to Luxembourg. This place was incredible. I went there after Belgium because it's right next door. Could have just been what me and my sister did during that trip, but it really did not feel super crowded or flooded with tourists. It was really cool to experience a European city that you didn't feel like everyone else was at and my sister and I loved it.