Our best memories have always been made on the road. For years, Asia sat at the top of our bucket list, but every time we planned, one thing became clear: there was no way to fit this dream into a two-week vacation. So, we did the only thing that made sense—paused our corporate lives, packed our bags, and set off on a three-month adventure. From tuk-tuks to trailheads, rice fields to chasing orangutans, we’re here to explore it all—one unforgettable moment at a time. But this isn’t our first big leap. Twenty-five years ago, we quit our jobs in Washington, DC, bought a used campervan off the internet, and spent six months exploring Australia and New Zealand—surfing coastlines, hiking mountains, and falling in love with life on the move. Since then, travel has become our shared language, a compass that’s guided not just us, but our family. With our two daughters, we’ve summited Mt. Kilimanjaro, tracked the Big Seven across the Serengeti, wandered the waterfalls of Croatia, felt the ancient magic of Machu Picchu, and soaked in the quiet charm of Ireland’s tiniest villages. Four continents, countless memories, and more than a few passport stamps later, we’ve learned that the best souvenirs are the stories we collect together. This latest chapter—three months in Asia—is a dream in the making. And with over 65 countries (and six continents) behind me, the journey to 100 is officially underway.