He toured the United States from start to finish: He chose only three states to live in.
The travel writer who visited all 50 states of the United States announced that after touring the country from start to finish, he would only want to live permanently in three states. The list included New York, Wyoming, and Rhode Island.
A travel writer who has visited all 50 U.S. states announced the states he will choose to live in after his nationwide experiences.
The author, who said each state is worth seeing at least once, stated that he would not make the same choice for permanent residence. He noted that, due to his nomadic lifestyle, a region must have special qualities for him to stay long‑term; his list includes New York, Wyoming, and Rhode Island.
Cannot Give Up on New York
In the first section of the list, New York, where the author still resides, appears.
Highlighting New York City’s 24‑hour lifestyle, the restaurants and shops that stay open late, and its cosmopolitan culture, the author noted that even after seeing different parts of the world, the city holds a special place for him.
The author, who said another advantage of New York is the ability to escape city life quickly, pointed out the ease of reaching coastal areas such as Shelter Island and the Hamptons.
The author, noting that airport connections are also important from the perspective of a frequent traveler, emphasized that direct flights to many destinations are possible thanks to the large international airports in New York.
Living in Harmony with Nature in Wyoming
In the second part of the list, Wyoming, the U.S. state with the lowest population, appears.
Cowboy StateThe author, who favors Wyoming known as the 'Cowboy State', highlighted outdoor activities such as horseback riding, skiing, and hiking, drawn by its wide open spaces and the chance to live in harmony with nature.
The author recalled living in a club in Wyoming for several years in the past and said he was influenced by the natural life around Grand Teton National Park during that period.
The author, who said he misses a lifestyle that consists of working in the mornings, skiing in the afternoons, and watching the sunset in the evenings, specifically expressed that he views the Jackson Hole area as one of the United States' most beautiful places.
Sea Life in Rhode Island
The third choice was Rhode Island in the New England region.
The author noted that, despite the mountains' impressive vistas, the seaside holds a special meaning for him. He said he loves Rhode Island's rocky Atlantic coast, its small seaside towns, and the atmosphere that changes throughout the four seasons.
The author, who pointed out that areas such as Narragansett, Jamestown, Little Compton, and Block Island have different characteristics, also highlighted that the coexistence of rural areas in Portsmouth with Newport's vibrant life is one of the state's important features.
The author said that he frequently visits Aquidneck Island in Rhode Island during the summer months and that the region is one of his favorite escape destinations.
Three Different Lifestyles in Three States
Three distinct lifestyles stand out in the travel writer's preferences. New York, with its big‑city life, cultural diversity, and transportation options; Wyoming, with its nature, expansive open spaces, and outdoor activities; and Rhode Island, with its seaside towns and New England lifestyle.
According to the author’s assessment, touring the entire United States let him see each state’s unique features, but when it came to permanent living, his choice narrowed to just three states.
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