Suva, Fiji

Suva is ranked #6 on my list because of it's neat market and the history behind the chewed up shoe in it's museum. The Suva Market is colorful and farmers bring their fresh fruit and vegetables to sell. The chewed up shoe in the musuem belonged to Reverend Thomas Baker. When he visited the Nabatautau tribe in Fiji, he accidently touched the Tribe Chief's head, which was a tribal offense punishable by death. He was clubbed to death and eaten by the tribe. All that was left of him were the soles of his boots. Suva ranked above Baghdad because there is no evidence that the Hanging Gardens of Babylon happened, even though that would be cooler than a tribe eating Reverand Thomas Baker.