Journey

(n) /ˈdʒɜːni/

Meaning

An act of travelling from one place to another.

UK ˈdʒɜːni

US ˈdʒɜːrni

A site that bestows wonder upon all who make the journey to its soaring heights, this marvel of Inca architecture is one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th Century.
Machu Picchu [wasn't] exactly what Bingham was searching for when he made his epic journey into the Andes.
Ironically, Bingham actually stumbled upon the ruins of the lost city on his way towards Machu Picchu, but dismissed it without much thought and continued on his journey.
These included the Carnegie [Mellon] [University's] [Navlab] project or "No Hands Across America" in 1995 which completed a 3,100 miles cross-country journey this was actually semi-autonomous though as the throttle and brakes were human-controlled for safety purposes.
The ARGO Project which started in 1996, was a huge leap for the autonomous car journey, it used a modified [Lancia] [Thema] to follow a normal [motorway's] lane markings.
Have you ever wondered why some travelers say "journey" instead of "trip"?
A journey, on the other hand, suggests a longer and more meaningful adventure.
When someone takes a journey, the experience along the way matters as much as the destination.
The train ride feels like a journey, full of new sights and slow discovery.
Interestingly, "journey" can also describe life outside of travel.