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

Founded in the 12th Century, Bern is the capital of Switzerland and features a central district recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

For an easy hike close to central Zermatt, opt for the 5-lakes trail, which includes charming mountain goats that graze along the way.

Our favorite day in Switzerland was climbing Breithorn mountain at 13,600 feet with Zermatters. This is great for beginner mountaineering.

We drove from Interlaken to Zermatt, with a stop in Adelboden. In Zermatt, we explored the central district and Mountaineers' Cemetery.

We hiked from Lauterbrunnen, ascending 3000 feet to reach the Swiss mountain village of Mürren, then made our way to Gimmelwald, and Wengen

Grindelwald, a quaint village renowned as the starting point for experiencing some of Switzerland's iconic mountain vistas.

On this day, we rented mountain bikes from Flying Wheels and attempted the 23-mile loop around Lake Brienz in Interlaken, Switzerland.

The city of Lucerne is known for the Chapel Bridge, a 14th Century covered bridge, its historic architecture, and beautiful Lake Lucerne.

24 hours in Zurich: free walking tour, a walk along Lake Zurich, shopping, clock and watch museum and of course, fondue!

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.

An early morning walk in Chefchaouen, before the tourist buses arrived, followed by a visit to see the ancient city of Volubilis.

We drove from Casablanca to Rabat to Chefchaouen, stopping at the citadel, Oudaya Kasbah, Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan Tower

Casablanca was our first stop on our 11-day Morocco trip. We visited the Hassan II Mosque, Rick's Cafe, and the La Corniche.