If you have a bucket list of things to do before you die, chances are there are some travel destinations on it.

So how does your list compare to those of various tastemakers and celebrities, polled by the Wall Street Journal?

Take a look.

Writer Anne Rice has India on her list.

She says, " I 've been in love with India since I read Kipling as a child.

I'm fascinated by the otherness and mystery and religions of India, all the world away from my own."

Simon Doonan, a writer, fashion commentator and creative ambassador at Barneys, New York, chose Hungary.

He says, " From Franz Liszt to Zsa Zsa Gabor, all of the most brilliant creative people have Hungarian blood.

There must be something in the water.

Maybe I will go there and drink lots of water."

Nina Garcia, the creative director of Marie Claire and a judge on Project Runway, wants to go south, way south.

She told the Journal, " I have two boys, three boys including my husband and Patagonia is at the top of our bucket list as a family.

I love the idea of nature and a sense of discovery and trekking all the way down to the south of the south."

Eric Ripert, who's a chef and co-owner of Le Barnedin, has his eye on south and southeast Asia.

He said, " The street food is legendary in Thailand, Burma and Nepal.

I want to experience the hospitality and visit temples in each of them."

And finally, actor Edward Norton, who told us, " Iceland has a real pull on me.

Maybe it's because of an incredible book of photographs I saw once that made it look mystical,

and the fact that with a small plane or motorcycle, it's a place I could see a lot of in one concentrated trip."