The Faroe Islands, nestled in the North Atlantic Ocean between Iceland and Norway, captivate with their remote and pristine beauty. The archipelago's rugged landscapes, characterized by dramatic cliffs, mist-shrouded mountains, and picturesque fjords, evoke a sense of untouched wilderness. The Faroes' isolation contributes to an otherworldly atmosphere, where the sheer remoteness fosters a unique tranquility.

Yamagata Prefecture in northern Japan is celebrated for its picturesque landscapes, including snow-capped mountains, hot springs, and lush rice paddies, while also being known for producing high-quality sake and cherries.

While 2.5 days is not enough to explore all of Paris, it is just enough time to see some of the major sites and do some shopping.