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  1. This is such a cool idea. Especially in these crazy times of not being able to leave the country or even the State for some parts of the world. I wonder how many countries I could ‘visit’ here in Australia over 3 days..?

  2. I am sure your son was amazed when you told him your would take him around the world in 3 days. So cool that you can do local trips and see things that resemble major iconic sites around the world. Although I would pass on the bat encounter! It is a great way to spark some wanderlust too and add to your travel wish list. Easter Island is definitely on our list.

  3. Hey your title is very tempting as I was very much amazed that how can you travel the world in 3 days. Visiting Texas hill country must be fun as to see different zones dedicated to different areas of the world must be interesting. This kind of trip are always very knowledgeable for small children. We too have same concept here in Dubai with the name – Global Village.

    1. Thank you, Yukti! Apparently Texas Hill Country has so much to offer that you just need a creativity to make it even more fun. Last weekend I found out there’s a small town with French heritage around Hill Country and people from Alsace donated an old house, shipped it here, and helped put the house together with the locals. That’s in my next visit.

  4. This is awesome that a themed park was built in order for many locals experience to visit the international attraction without needing of leaving the country. I never been to UK, maybe in the next 3years I might be able to visit it, like this famous Stonehedge. Glad your family enjoyed your 3-days trip!

    1. Well, this is not a themed park. Artists built the Stonehenge and Easter Island torso, there’s a museum, a tunnel, a city, and I created it as a traveling around the world in 3 days for our son.

  5. Your son is on his way to becoming a jet setter! That’s such a fun 3-day itinerary and I actually have a family friend who would like to do a trip around that area, so I’m definitely going to share this post! Thank you for the guide!

  6. I can imagine your son’s reaction when you told him that you’d go around the world in 3 days. He must be thinking that if a trip around town can take more than half a day, it would surely take more than 3 days if it’s around the world. But, yes way indeed! That’s one creative way of traveling around the world. I think it’s brilliant for Texas Hill Country too to bring the World closer to the community. I guess it must be tiring to go around the world in 3 days but your son looks like he enjoyed it.

    1. Haha… Yes, he enjoyed it very much! Now is to arrange to visit them in their original places. 🙂

  7. Such a cool way to take your son around the world and introduce him to some history!! I didn’t know Hill Country had so much to see and experience. Looks like you had a great time. 😀

    1. I would say it was really cool! Texas Hill Country full with things that I haven’t got to visit or to do until today. It will takes a lot of weekends.

  8. I got so surprised at first – I was wondering how is it possible to travel so much in 3 days. Then as I kept reading, I understood that all these are in Texas. I would love to visit this place and take pictures with all these to surprise my friends too.

  9. What an awesome 3-day itinerary. I never visited Texas but I learned a lot about some great hiking options around from your articles. The Texas Hill Country looks absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing this awesome itinerary

    1. Thank you, Daniel! I’m glad you still remember all that hiking options around Texas Hill Country from my articles. I really appreciate it!

  10. I had forgotten all about these treasures in the Hill Country! I’ve been to Stonehenge and the Easter Islands but hadn’t really thought of them as a tour of the world in Texas. I think it’s great to explore nearby and show our kids that there is adventure everywhere.

    1. Yep! There’s always adventure near where we live. It’s how we see and work it out for the kids.

  11. What a fun way to see the world! 🙂 What an awesome experience for your son. It’s fun to find creative ways to learn more about the world close to home. I’m sure your son treasures this fun adventure!

  12. This is so sweet, what a nice way to introduce your son to some history 🙂 Looks like you had a great time. You had me fooled at the beginning lol I was expecting a literal trip around the world!

  13. Hahaha! You almost got me. We also have a similar place like that in Cebu, only that it focuses on Holland. But oh, yes—Easter Islands. That is one of our dream destinations after seeing the documentary 180 Degrees South.

    1. He said, “Great job, mommy! Though it’s only in Texas.” Haha.. He’s so exciting that we’re going to celebrate Christmas with family in Pittsburgh.

  14. Funnnnnn!!!!!! At first I thought I read wrong and kept re-reading it over and over again thinking how the heck can anyone go around the world in such a short amount of time hahaa. I visited London couple years back and wanted to make a stopover to the Stonehenge but never got a chance so this is definitely giving me the travel bugs. These are some great itinerary suggestions by the way! If I had kids, this would for sure be the way I’d bring them “around the world” 😉

    1. Haha! Lots of my friends thought the same, too. They thought we went to Easter Island and they were like “WOW!” My friend in Holland asked me to stop by at her place when we were looking at “Stonehenge”. It was a fun way to bring the kids on their around the world adventure.

  15. What a great way to see monuments from around the world without traveling too far! I’ve always felt that exploring our own backyards is so underrated. Sounds like a wonderful 3 days!

    1. I agree with you. A lot of people think that exploring our own backyard is not fun. I think they just don’t know how to make it fun.

  16. Cool idea! For a while there I thought you had a private jet or something.. LOL.. What a fun way of seeing the world and in just 3 days indeed! I’ve read about the Stonehenge II and Easter Island in the Texas Hill Country.. Such a cool way to visit incredible sites like this near you! 🙂

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