On this final day in Japan, we visited Sensoji Temple and markets, another animal cafe, and then had the best ramen at the airport!

We spent the day shopping, took a break to in the tranquility of the Imperial Palace Grounds, and then went to a Yomiuri Giants game

Starting with Tokyo Tower, we spent the day visiting a variety of Toyko's main attractions. The highlight was teamLab Planets, art exhibit

On our second day in Tokyo, we attended a traditional Japanese Sumo Tournament, an essential experience when visiting Japan.

An evening in the Shinjuku District: sunset walk a park, viewing the Tokyo lights from Metropolitan Gov Building, red light district to tour

Venture away from the usual tourist routes by taking the Shinhotaka Ropeway to hike Mt. Yakedake outside of Takayama, Japan.

Try this local adventure called "Shower Climbing." we spent two hours ascending and descending, which involved climbing through waterfalls

Our visit to Takayama was a highlight of our trip. On this day we also visited Shirakawa, a UNESCO world heritage site.

We visited Kanazawa highlights by enjoying the gardens, touring one of Japan's largest wooden castles, &taking a Japanese art class.

Kyoto Day 2: learn Samurai history, strolling through a Bamboo Park, visiting monkeys, and a traditional tea ceremony in the Geisha Dist.

On an easy day trip from Kyoto, we visited Osaka, Japan's culinary capital, renowned for its vibrant food scene and rich cultural heritage.

As the birthplace of Shingon Buddhism's founder, Kōbō Daishi, it has over 120 temples and the renowned Okunoin Cemetery, where he is buried.

Kyoto, home of 1600 Buddhist temples and 400 Shinto shrines. On this day we visited Fushimi Inari Taisha, Golden Pavilion, Kodaijii & others

From Kyoto Station, Nara is just a 35 minute by train. The City is filled with ancient temples but best also adorable, friendly deer

Renowned for its abundant cultural heritage, Marrakesh is filled with art, music, ornate structures, and the lively day and night markets

Visit Ouarzazate, known as the Hollywood of Morocco, and the historic Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

We stopped at a Berber town's local street market, got pulled over (again) by the police, visited a Kheterra, and strolled Todra Gorge.

An unforgettable sunset, Western Sahara camel ride, tea with a local tribe, and music from a group of Gnaoua musicians.

After arriving to our luxury tent camp in Erg Chebbi, we were treated to a Berber-style New Year's celebration we'll never forget.

Known as the cultural hub of Morocco, this ancient city, dating back to the 8th century, is the second largest in the country.