World-traveling couple visits 197 countries, reveals top destinations
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A Pennsylvania couple, Hudson and Emily Crider, have visited every country in the world except Sudan. Here's what they experienced from the people, food and cultures.
From walking across one of the smallest countries, Tuvalu, in less than 60 seconds, to sleeping on the Great Wall of China, the married couple has visited 197 countries in just eight years. Emily Crider is pictured with friendly locals in South Sudan. (Hudson and Emily) Hudson snaps a photo with an Ethiopian local. (Hudson and Emily) "Think of the stories you want to tell some day and then go out and live them." The travelers experienced multiple safaris and encounters with animals, but called out Kenya as the destination with the best wildlife. (Hudson and Emily) Emily is pictured swimming with sharks in the Maldives. (Hudson and Emily) Angelica Stabile is a lifestyle reporter for Fox News Digital.
The Criders, who first started their travel journey by visiting all 50 U.S. states, capped off their great international adventure with a relaxing trip to the Bahamas before preparing to welcome their first child in June.
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