INFJ's obsessive love of nature, animals, solitude, inner as well as outer peace and uninterrupted communication with their inner self drives their choice of place where they desire to live.

Norway: The absolute paradise for most INFJs

The place's seemingly untouched, people-free, lakes, fjords, mountains, forests, rivers abounding landscape touched my core. I would very much like to live somewhere close to civilisation without it being so close to me that I lose the feeling of being alone on Earth but also not so far away that I get the feeling of being the last soul alive.

The Northern Lights

While traveling in Norway I was constantly fantasising about spending time just gazing at the northern lights or having that precious blanket of darkness for six unbroken months that sends many people spiralling into depression.

For me, it would be just perfect gazing at the stars! And solitude is oh, so beautiful!

Switzerland

(Or hidden inner Austria as well...)

For same reason as above except the polar nights. Just more tamed. But I would probably ban those annoying Swiss bells on cows.

Believe me, that small rustic hut near the trees is worth dying for!

Leh, Ladakh or Tibet

Now Leh, Ladakh or Tibet is a whole new story.

The very thought of existing monasteries on the top of the world in the mighty Himalayas where 'thought' means something completely different than the rest of the world, is tantalising.

The Call of the Himalayas

The Himalayas have been calling me since quite some time now. They are not just mountains. They are also not just a geographical marvel and tourism spot being the hightest mountain range in the world. They are the secret mysterious abode of yogis, Rishis and monks.

Crazy as it sounds, it is said they have mysterious access to wealth of knowledge and inner discovery for those who are crazy enough to seek it.

I am certainly very very crazy…!

But, thanks for reading.