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Machu Picchu, Peru (Paul McDaniel)
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark: Start the Raiders of the Lost Ark adventurous journey by heading to an archaeological site in the jungles of eastern Peru. Then go to a university campus in Connecticut, USA. Following that, travel around the world to Nepal, in the Himalayas. Next, proceed to Cairo, Egypt, and then on to Tanis, Egypt. Finally, head back to the USA, to Washington, DC.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: To retrace the steps of the Temple of Doom adventure, you will need to begin your journey in Shanghai, China. Next, head to India. You’ll need to find a small village to visit, and then trek through the jungles to proceed to a large and mysterious Maharajah palace. After visiting these places, you may want to end the trip in Delhi, India, as that is where Indiana Jones was heading at the close of this film.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: For the Last Crusade adventure, you will need to begin your journey near Moab, Utah, and particularly visit Canyonlands National Park and Arches National Park. Next, take a boat ride off the coast of Portugal. Then head back to a university in the New York City area, in the United States. After this, you will head to beautiful Venice, Italy. Be sure to explore the canals and some old churches there. Next, tour a castle, with tapestries, along the Austria-Germany border. Finally, travel to the ancient city of Petra, in Jordan.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: Begin the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull adventure in the deserts of southern Nevada, in the USA. Although Indiana Jones found himself inside a military compound and "Area 51", you may be wise not to try to authenticate this part of the adventure. Next, head to a university in the northeastern U.S. As you proceed on this adventure, you will now travel to Nazca, Peru, famous for the mysterious Nazca Lines. Next, you’ll need to travel east into the jungles of the Amazon Basin, and to Ilha Aramaca, in Amazonas province, Brazil. Finally, head back to a university in the New York vicinity in the United States.
To learn about and plan trips to other destinations, keep in mind the following:
- Additional accounts of Dr. Indiana Jones' other adventures not portrayed in films may be read about in a variety of books (books by Max McCoy, Rob McGregor, and others. Perform a search on Amazon.com).
- Indiana Jones also had many adventures in his younger days, which are chronicled in the television movie series of "The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones".
- Also, Professor Jones continues more adventures in the world of video games.
- Do your research about the current situation in some of these places. Make sure it is currently safe to travel there. Some places may be undergoing some unrest.
- Broaden your understanding of geography and geographic knowledge, and become more globally aware in order to carry out this type of extensive international travel to the best of your ability.
For More Info:
“Become a Geographically Literate Traveler” by Paul McDaniel, Carolinas Travel Examiner
“Be a Globally Aware Traveler” by Paul McDaniel, Carolinas Travel Examiner
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