Cambodia
Cambodia is a Southeast Asian kingdom on the Mekong, world-famous for the temple complex of Angkor Wat — the largest religious monument ever built — and a 20th-century tragedy under the Khmer Rouge.
Cambodia is a Southeast Asian kingdom on the Mekong, world-famous for the temple complex of Angkor Wat — the largest religious monument ever built — and a 20th-century tragedy under the Khmer Rouge.
Egypt is a transcontinental country linking north-east Africa with the Middle East via the Sinai Peninsula, with a 5,000-year recorded history along the Nile and the Pyramids of Giza as its enduring symbol.
Italy is the boot-shaped Mediterranean republic that gave the world the Roman Empire, the Renaissance, opera and pasta, with cultural treasures from Venice and Florence to Pompeii and the Sicilian coast.
Jordan is a Middle Eastern monarchy on the East Bank of the Jordan River, hosting the rose-stone city of Petra, the Dead Sea — Earth's lowest land surface — and the desert wadis of Wadi Rum.
Nepal is a Himalayan republic between India and China, home to eight of the world's ten highest peaks including Mount Everest, with a culture deeply intertwined with Hindu and Buddhist tradition.
Peru is a Pacific-coast South American country with the most enduring Andean cultures, the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu, the desert Nazca Lines, and the source of the Amazon River.
The United Arab Emirates is a Persian Gulf federation of seven emirates including Abu Dhabi and Dubai, transformed from a 1970s pearling-and-fishing coast into a global hub for finance, aviation and luxury tourism.
Tanzania is a large East African country home to Mount Kilimanjaro — Africa's highest peak — the Serengeti's great migration, and the Zanzibar archipelago in the Indian Ocean.
Venezuela is a northern South American country on the Caribbean, holder of the world's largest proven oil reserves, with Angel Falls — the world's tallest uninterrupted waterfall — and a recent severe economic crisis.