Take Smithsonian's private jet around the world
Spot these fIg tree roots at Angkor Wat, Cambodia.
Kay Sisk
The world's largest research museum hits the road in style, aboard a private jet that's outfitted with two-by-two leather seats.
In keeping with the Smithsonian's focus on science and culture, you'll be accompanied by a top conservationist as you loop the world in 24 days, touching down everywhere from Machu Picchu to the Serengeti.
Since stops include some of the world's undisputed wonders, you can compare the Taj Majal's marble architecture with the magnificent temples at Angkor Wat, snorkel the Great Barrier Reef then stand at the foot of Easter Island's enigmatic moai. Prices for the private jet adventure, which seats just 80 passengers, start at $82,950.