Well. It’s difficult to say which is the best one if you have travelled a lot. So, let me just talk about a memorable experience I had during my last time traveling. It was 4 years ago. My friends and me were traveling in Sri Lanka. It was just few days after the bombs happed there in May. We visited a small town that has a long history, which is famous for selling a lot of interesting stuff, like antiques, paintings, sculptures etc. I was hanging around on a street with only a few tourists passing by. While I was busy window shopping on the sides of the street, suddenly, my eyes were drawn to a small shop. The doorframe was made of red wood and you could clearly see those deep and small notches on it, making you feel that it’s just waiting for you to explore. While I was wandering, I stepped into this mysterious shop. It turned out the shop was spacious, full of wood made furnitures, including tables, chairs and many other manually crafted pieces ("stuffs" is not a word, it's only used in the singular). An elderly man introduced me to them. Even if I did not show any intent to buy anything, he patiently shared all the details he knew when I seemed interested in some stuff. Somehow, we started a conversation and he made me seat on a long chair by the door and started to share the story of this shop,and also his own, with me. He used to be a principal in a local school. That’s the reason why he could speak English fluently. During the conversation, he also shared with me how their life has changed after the bombs which I still clearly remembered. Our conversation lasted for 20mins and we went through the culture, history, and life in that small town. Finally I had to leave, but this old man impressed me with his knowledge and wisdom so far. I won’t ever forget his smile.