Which countries did the Tang Priest in the Journey to the West go to?

Chang 'an (now Xi)- in Shaanxi)-Qin Zhou (now Tianshui in Gansu)-Lanzhou-Liangzhou (now Wuwei in Gansu)-Guazhou (now southeast of Anxi County in Gansu)-Yumenguan-Yiwu (now Hami in Xinjiang)-Gaochang (now Turpan in Xinjiang)-Aryan Kingdom (now Yanqi in Xinjiang)

Postscript: Luojia country (now Aksu, Xinjiang)-Lingshan (now Musul Mountain)-Daqingchi (now Isek Lake, Kyrgyzstan)-Suyecheng (now Broken Leaf City in the southwest of tokmak, Kyrgyzstan)-Zhaowu Jiuxing Seven Countries (all in today's Uzbekistan)-Iron Gate (Zgaraguan in southern Uzbekistan);

Today's northern border of Afghanistan-Daxue Mountain (now Hindu Kush Mountain)-now Bagram, Afghanistan-Peshawar, Pakistan-India.

The Journey to the West passes through this country.

1. The Tang Priest started from Chang 'an, the ancient capital of the Tang Dynasty, which is today's Xi 'an, crossed the Hexi Corridor, crossed Xingxing Gorge and Liusha River, entered Hami, Xinjiang, then crossed Turpan Basin and Tarim Basin, boarded the Pamirs, entered Central Asia, crossed the Daban Mountain in Hindu Kush, and arrived at Nalanduo, the holy place of Indian Buddhism, which is the Buddhist temple where Tang Priest learned Buddhist scriptures in The Journey to the West.

The activity journey is over 10000 km, passing through Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal and other countries.

2. The countries in the book are Baoxiang, Wuji, Chechi, Daughter, Sacrifice, Zhu Ziguo, Lion Camel, Bhikkhu, France, Fengxian, Yuhua and Jinping.