A part of the United States since 1959, Hawaii is a beautiful compilation of volcanic islands, pristine beaches, and vibrant wildlife. This was our first stop, and the last time we’d see the U.S. for a while!

For our second stop, we stayed in Oceania in the islands of Fiji. With its crystal-clear lagoons and coral reefs, it’s a great place to do some scuba diving!

At our next stop, we headed far down south… southwest in the Pacific Ocean, that is! New Zealand is remote in location and home to some of the most peculiar wildlife and natural habitats.

Filled with ancient structures and “magical” temples, Cambodia is a sight to see! That’s why we chose it for our fourth stop on our world tour!

There is perhaps no place as diverse in culture and wildlife than Indonesia. Made up of thousands of islands, an array of animals throughout the span of the wild kingdom, and hundreds of ethnic groups, Indonesia is a picture of diversity. With so much to see and learn, this was a perfect stop on our trip.

Perhaps best known for the Sydney Opera House, kangaroos, and deadly spiders, Australia is an awesome place to visit. From Bondi Beach to The Outback, this land down under is a wonder to see!

Thailand is full of modern — and ancient — beauty. From tropical beaches to Buddhist temples, this Southeast Asian country was full of new experiences.

Japan is a long-standing superpower of the world. Ancient cultures coupled with its trendy high-tech capital, Tokyo, make it a unique sight to see.

Food, culture, art, and sightseeing make Singapore one of the most unique places to visit. This Southeast Asian island-nation is home to nearly 6 million people.

With Christopher Columbus’ voyage to America in 1492, the Golden Age of Spain began. Spain’s royal attractions and rich culture solidify it as a medieval superpower. 

Egypt has roots back to the time of pharaohs, pyramids, and hieroglyphs. This truly ancient country is a wonder to behold.

​India is a large country in Southeast Asia with a population of over 1.3 billion people. Its history stretches back 5 millennia. Through all that time, it’s developed a robust culture, beautiful textiles, and delicious food!