| Clue | City | Info |
| Travel eastward inland. The train is extremely crowded, but you gotta see India's most famous monument. | |
| Check for your shoes and continue northeast to this incredible melting pot of the Himalayas. | |
| Wander in to Brad Pitt's best movie and climb over the Himalayas to this holy city of Buddhism. | |
| Locate the headwaters of the Yangtze River and sail all the way to the mouth. | |
| Sail east to the site of the most famous bombing in history, | |
| Continue sailing, south this time, to the capital of this archipelego nation. | |
| Sail some more, (where did you get this boat,) southwest across the entire South China Sea to the 'Lion City' at the tip of the Malay Peninsula. | |
| Alright how about we fly this time, south to the largest western city on this 'small' continent. | |
| Bush plane over the outback and across the Tasman Sea to this expanding hub of film-making. | |
| See if you can get comfortable first class tickets for this 6,000 mile flight east to this bustling South American west coast capital. | |
| Head east over the Andes to this huge metropolis on the Río de la Plata estuary. | |
| Speaking of huge metropolis', lets head north up the coast to see the famous 'Christ the Redeemer' statue. | |
| Continue up the coast to the Amazon delta and canoe upstream to the headwaters. Hike back west over the northern Andes and down into this famous drug lord's headquarters. | |
| Go a short ways north to the coast and get in that boat again. Cruise north to the capital of a certain caribbean island with a reputation for much milder illegal substances. | |
| Since you are American (you started in Seattle remember), you'll need to sneak north in to this next city on a cargo ship of certain cigars. | |
| Fly west across the Gulf of Mexico (watch for oil), to the largest city in the Americas. | |
| March north across the Rio Grande to the site of a famous last stand involving this country and the last. | |
| Drive north until you hook up with historic U.S. Route 66 and follow it west until it ends at the coast. | |
| Just a quick drive north on I-5 (my record is 12.5 hours) to the birth place of Nike, the death place of Steve Prefontaine and the home of the University of Oregon. | |
| An even quicker drive north on I-5 (my record is 4.25 hours) back home in time to catch a grunge show. | |