The ten best states in the world, according to the person who has visited 196 countries

Henrik Jeppesen, is the youngest person in the world who has visited all 196 states at the age of 27.

He broke the record of Norwegian Gunnar Garofrs, who was 36 years old when he visited all the world's states.

However, Jeppesen has compiled a list of the ten best states in the world, which is worth looking at.

South Africa

"This is the most favorite country in the world for many reasons. Diversity, people, food, cities, villages, nature, animals, etc., are some of the reasons that come to my mind, "he said.

New Zeland

"Surely it would take the first place if it was not so far away. It is an amazing and safe state, in which I have been several times "

Italy

"Italy is the most favorite European city. Fantastic food and culture, and I particularly like villages. You can spend months in Italy and you will always want to return. "

Maldives

"Surely it is my favorite country in the world to relax. Private Islands with fantastic homes and amazing water, are beautiful experiences. "

Australia

"Australia is a fantastic country and one of my favorite states. However, the cost of living there is very high. "

Vanuatu

"It's one of the most beloved islands because of sociable people and beautiful beaches. The private island of Ratua, is a place not to be missed. "

Rwanda

"The biggest surprise in my travels. Rwanda is safe, it is well managed and surprisingly has amazing infrastructure."

Palau

"Palau is among the smallest and safest states. Beautiful beaches, nature and a special feeling make it the top ten favorite. "

Seychelles

"State I want to visit again, but that is very expensive and the prices are overvalued. If it were cheaper, it would be listed above as it is one of the most beautiful places in the world. "

Thailand

"Earth of smiles! I like many countries in this state and I will definitely go back. "

In the end, Henry had said it was difficult to choose only the top ten states.

"Other favorite states are Sweden, Laos, Bhutan, Japan, Estonia, USA, etc.", he added.