From the architecture of Chicago to the nights of New Orleans, by way of the temple of speed in Indianapolis, the longest cave in the world and the capital of country music.
Eighteen days on the northern island: Sapporo and Otaru, Cape Sōya at the far end of Japan, the climb up Rishiri-Fuji, the hills of Biei, Daisetsuzan, Shiretoko and its brown bears, then the volcanoes of the south down to Hakodate.
Eighteen days from Guanajuato to Tepoztlán: the mummies and the La Valenciana mine, San Miguel de Allende, Morelia in pink cantera stone, the island of Janitzio, the two monarch butterfly sanctuaries, the Nevado de Toluca crater, Taxco and the Cacahuamilpa caves.
Eighteen days from Tlaxcala to Los Tuxtlas: the Capilla del Rosario and the Palafoxiana library, the great pyramid of Cholula, El Tajín and the Papantla Voladores, the colossal heads of Xalapa, the coffee of Coatepec, Veracruz and the Catemaco lagoon.
From the Gulf of Mexico to the launch pads of Cape Canaveral, with the Art Deco of Miami, the Everglades, the road through the Keys and eight days of theme parks in Orlando.
Nineteen days from Oaxaca to San Cristóbal: Monte Albán and its Danzantes, the three Dominican monasteries of the Mixteca, the Tule tree, Hierve el Agua, Puerto Escondido and Mazunte, the bays of Huatulco and the Sumidero Canyon.
Twenty-one days from Chiapas to Campeche: the El Chiflón waterfalls, the Montebello lakes, the Toniná acropolis, Agua Azul and Misol-Ha, Palenque and its Temple of the Inscriptions, Bonampak, Yaxchilán up the Usumacinta and two full days at Calakmul.
Twenty-five days on the island of volcanoes and baths, from Fukuoka to Nagasaki, from the ghost island of Hashima to the crater of Aso, from the hells of Beppu to the Takachiho gorge and on to Sakurajima.
Twenty-five days from the lagoon of seven blues to Río Lagartos: Ichkabal newly reopened, the Bacalar stromatolites, the Mahahual reef, Uxmal and Kabah, fortified Campeche, the Celestún flamingos, Mérida, yellow Izamal and the Homún cenotes.
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